Is $2,400 to build a deck a fair price?
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I'm asking if $2,400 seems like a good price for this deck. It doesn't quite line up with the right side patio, and the flashing isn't finished, nor is the caulking.
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This quote is for building a deck, which involved 30 hours of labor at $60 per hour. The work included demolition and leveling, and the deck was primed for paint. However, the flashing is not yet finished, and caulking has not been applied. - Labor: 30 hours at $60/hour - Included services: Demolition and leveling - Finish: Primed for paint - Outstanding items: Flashing not finished, no caulking
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