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Logan Allec
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$1,500 to remove and replace concrete steps -- fair price?

Logan Allec
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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Basic description of work: "Jackhammer and haul away concrete landing approximately 9' x 4'.  Form and pour new 2500 psi concrete with broom finish".  Picture of the steps is below.  These would all be removed and new concrete poured.  We're just talking about the 3-4 stairs and the concrete landing, nothing else.  Is $1,500 a fair price for this work?

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Charles Socci
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Charles Socci
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If they are licensed, insured, and legitimate? Yes, that is probably a fair price.  That's going to be a couple guys all day plus material, tools, disposal and hauling... and let them make a few dollars so they can stay in business.

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