I am adding this section to a letter today, and would like to know if I should reword anything better. Please help. Thanks. (I am writing this up for a contractor and he verbally gave this to me over the phone and asked that I type it up). Any suggestions? I could really use some! (Please exclude comments about his pricing, thank you)
$7, 680 yard and outside waterline repair
$1,675 electrical and gas permit to re hook utilities to house
$6,760 dry rot remove rotten lumber throughout home
$3,780 for termite inspections and tent house
$6,800 flooring and repair buckled floors
$5,400 new ceilings in living room and bedrooms and re plastering
$2750 insulation in ceiling and remove of wet insulation
$5,480 rewire house with new panel to pass inspection for electric
$17,750 re roof the house with new roof sheeting to replace rotted roof sheeting on the house
$3680 to replace rotted trusses and sagging from dry rot
$3680 to repair damaged and sagging trusses from dry rot and mildew
$3675 trash and clean up and dump removal
$3560 for replaced damaged doors and door moldings and trim
$3160 to repair ceiling joist from sagging and dry rot
$2100 to remove dry wall and mold and mildew removal
$8,650 replace windows
$4,760 replace ac/heating unit and hot water heater
$780 remove washer and dryer to garage
$3,960 for new fascia boards and rotted eaves from exterior of the house
$3300 for new countertops in kitchen and bathrooms and shower
$6600 for new cabinets in kitchen and bathroom with including staining and new sink
$8300 paint inside outside stucco repair
$1250 new light fixtures and plumbing fixtures
$111,275 total
to be taken in consideration any bid should be given in writting on a letterhead from the contractor and sign, it should be as specific as possible on the type of material to be used and the extend of the scope of work..that ‘s if you want to avoid any surprises in the future..
Now the prices I don’t know what to say…..depends on the kind of material he’ll be using witch takes us back to a more specific price proposal.
I cant find any spelling mistakes and i think that’s the price is ok but it also depands on i how much money one have for use i don’t know about you but if you think he has done a good job and it was the money worth i cant see anything bad about the price.
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are you sure about prices?
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to be taken in consideration any bid should be given in writting on a letterhead from the contractor and sign, it should be as specific as possible on the type of material to be used and the extend of the scope of work..that ‘s if you want to avoid any surprises in the future..
Now the prices I don’t know what to say…..depends on the kind of material he’ll be using witch takes us back to a more specific price proposal.
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