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Labor costs shown below are purely estimates and should only be used as a ball

park guesstimate. Figures are calculated as contractor pricing only.

Retail store labor costs are always higher because they add their own profit margin

to contractor labor performed.

Labor costs shown could vary by as much as 50% lower and 100% higher.

Much has to do with the general cost of living index in your region and who you

are paying (retail store or individual) to perform the work.

Example; Hunstville, Alabama is a cheaper place to live than Seattle, Washington.
 

S/F- Square foot
L/F- Lineal foot
¹ Individual strip or plank, not special designs. Calculated by the running lineal foot.
² Will vary significantly, includes finishing coats.
³ Zub zeros not included

Repair Costs- are often calculated by time and material. In other words, total cost of materials used and going labor rate.

Waste Removal & Disposal- Will vary significantly. Often they are not quoted as an individual cost but figured into other costs.

Electrical, and Gas- Work is not considered within the scope of a hardwood professional.

Other Notes: Depending on what is common in your region, or who is quoting the rates, some labor rates shown may or may not include accessory materials such as adhesives or finishes. Refinishing costs may be higher depending on whether or not dust control systems are used.

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