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    Default Cost of Deck rebuild

    Anyone have a ballpark estimate for a 8'x40' deck rebuild? Existing deck is over a freshwater canal. Cost would include tear out of old deck and replacement with marine grade lumber.

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    Be sitting down when someone chimes in that’s knows that business.
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    Yeah. If a wheelchair ramp is going for $18k, you may want to have some nerve pills on hand for this quote.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Duck cutter View Post
    Boy Scouts or a church group might do it for you
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    Quote Originally Posted by Glenn View Post
    Yeah. If a wheelchair ramp is going for $18k, you may want to have some nerve pills on hand for this quote.
    Speaking of the wheelchair ramp I'm waiting on an update from all the volunteers that were going to get together one weekend and build it.

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    Whatever the "contractor" estimates, know:

    1) They're right

    2) You're wrong

    3) The $80K truck is 100% justified and necessary
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    Quote Originally Posted by Huntinjunkie View Post
    Speaking of the wheelchair ramp I'm waiting on an update from all the volunteers that were going to get together one weekend and build it.
    Toof is spoda get back to us on if/when they needed that option.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Black Bart View Post
    Whatever the "contractor" estimates, know:

    1) They're right

    2) You're wrong

    3) The $80K truck is 100% justified and necessary
    Solid truth. Figure there is $3-5k in wood. Heck of a labor rate if cost is really $18k

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    whatever the price don't question it. Them contractors be more victimized than nurses and public school teachers. probably need to form a union
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    Do pilings need to be replaced too?

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    Quote Originally Posted by wbrown609 View Post
    Do pilings need to be replaced too?
    No they are solid


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    Check pilings well. Could still be some rot under water. If pilings are actually good and where you want them, that could be a DIY job over a few weekends depending on your schedule.

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    When ours was being built 2 years ago, it was running about $1000 a foot. That was everything turn key, wiring, pilings the whole 9 yards plus a dock that can be lowered and raised via a remote control or a switch. I would imagine with some of those items already there and in serviceable shape, prob $500 a foot. Our dock was almost 70' long, simple math for final price.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mrtroy4man View Post
    When ours was being built 2 years ago, it was running about $1000 a foot. That was everything turn key, wiring, pilings the whole 9 yards plus a dock that can be lowered and raised via a remote control or a switch. I would imagine with some of those items already there and in serviceable shape, prob $500 a foot. Our dock was almost 70' long, simple math for final price.
    Good info. Thanks for sharing


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    Quote Originally Posted by DRDUCK View Post
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    in·ter·pret /inˈtərprət/
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    Similar: explain elucidate expound explicate clarify make clear make plain

    2.translate orally or into sign language the words of a person speaking a different language.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Black Bart View Post
    Whatever the "contractor" estimates, know:

    1) They're right

    2) You're wrong

    3) The $80K truck is 100% justified and necessary
    LOL, point on the doll where the contractor hurt you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ecu1984 View Post
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    in·ter·pret /inˈtərprət/
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    1. explain the meaning of
    Similar: explain elucidate expound explicate clarify make clear make plain

    2.translate orally or into sign language the words of a person speaking a different language.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Saltydog235 View Post
    LOL, point on the doll where the contractor hurt you.
    Surely you see the irony? And Philip used that line in another thread (about Clemp butt-hurt, shockingly) a few days ago. You gotta allow for a "cool-off" period before regurgitating other people's stuff.
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