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Linear feet oak trim
I have a small job to do but I'm not sure how much to charge I have never priced this type of job could some one please tell me how much they would charge to install 150 ft of linear feet oak trim and one coat of stain two coats of polyurethane ? Thank you
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As far as applying the stain and clear coats of finish, if the trim is perfectly smooth without any configurations in it, about three to four inches wide, not curved in any way and the oak is new, around where I live, I would want about $275.00 to $300.00 to do the finishing of it.
As far as the installation is concerned, it would be helpful to know what kind of trim it is as well as how and where it is to be installed. Trim can be applied using nails, staples, screws, contact cement... |
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