Is $5,500 to replace rotted kitchen subfloor and install vinyl tiles a fair price?
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My 13x14 kitchen in my early 1900s house had a rotten subfloor made of slatted wood on joists, which was visible from the basement. I'm questioning if the work performed is acceptable for the price of $5500 and if there are other issues I should be flagging. The joist spacing is approximately 18 inches.
Quote Details
The scope of work included addressing a rotten kitchen subfloor. - Move kitchen cabinets, range, dishwasher, and fridge - Rip up old slatted wood subfloor - Replace three joists - Install 1/2 inch sterling board as new subfloor - Install vinyl tiles
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Category
Flooring
Price
$5,500
Quote Date
June 1, 2025
Year Built
1900
Flooring material
Vinyl
Removal included
No
Subfloor work?
No
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