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Is $75,000 to extend and re-tile two patios a fair price?

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We are looking to extend and re-tile our two patios. The quotes have come in super high, so we're looking to save some money if possible. The quotes we received are from masons and cover the entire job. I'm wondering if it would make sense to split this up, for example, using a concrete specialist for the prep and pour, and then a tiler for the tiles. I'm also considering if we should try to buy the tiles ourselves instead of letting the contractors buy them, or if we can remove the existing tile and do the excavation ourselves. We want a good result but we don't want to overpay and are looking for ways to save money on this job.

Quote Details

This quote is for extending and re-tiling two existing patios. One patio will be extended and re-tiled, while the other will only be re-tiled. The work involves: - Excavation: Digging up a small area of grass (20 square yards) - Base Preparation: Putting in a base - Concrete Work: Attaching rebar to the existing concrete slab and pouring new concrete - Tiling: Adding new tile to both patio areas

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$75,000

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July 12, 2025

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