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price of 2 garden walls

  • 07-01-2014 7:49pm
    #1
    El Horseboxo
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    Hi I'm shopping around to get 2 side walls built in my garden back in Ireland.

    Would be a block wall. 3 feet high and roughly 25 feet in length each side. The job would involve removing an existing fence each side. Also widening of the existing gate which will involve removing a pillar and part of the wall. A new pillar will be built and gates put up.

    I got one price of 1500. 2 men for 2 days. Price includes all materials and labor.

    Thanks.


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  • #2
    Gumbo
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    El Horseboxo wrote: »
    Hi I'm shopping around to get 2 side walls built in my garden back in Ireland.

    Would be a block wall. 3 feet high and roughly 25 feet in length each side. The job would involve removing an existing fence each side. Also widening of the existing gate which will involve removing a pillar and part of the wall. A new pillar will be built and gates put up.

    I got one price of 1500. 2 men for 2 days. Price includes all materials and labor.

    Thanks.

    Is this a front gate? Will it require planning permission?

    On a side note, i got a cash price today to build a back garden wall, 90 feet long and 6 feet high. Mini digger for foundations, cavity blocks used and labour all in for circa €1200. (Dublin)


  • #3
    El Horseboxo
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    kceire wrote: »
    Is this a front gate? Will it require planning permission?

    On a side note, i got a cash price today to build a back garden wall, 90 feet long and 6 feet high. Mini digger for foundations, cavity blocks used and labour all in for circa €1200. (Dublin)

    Yes it is a front gate. Planning permission is approved. In Dublin.

    Full work to be done is:

    Removal of a metal fence cemented into the ground where walls will go
    Foundations dug and filled
    50 foot long wall by 3 feet high
    Removal of a pillar and section of the wall
    New pillar built with an abbey slot system to remaining section of front wall

    The break down of labor is 960 euro for 2 days work by 2 guys.

    Just have no idea if that's reasonable or not. Basically 30 euro an hour for each guy on an 8 hour day.


  • #4
    Gumbo
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    El Horseboxo wrote: »
    Yes it is a front gate. Planning permission is approved. In Dublin.

    Full work to be done is:

    Removal of a metal fence cemented into the ground where walls will go
    Foundations dug and filled
    50 foot long wall by 3 feet high
    Removal of a pillar and section of the wall
    New pillar built with an abbey slot system to remaining section of front wall

    The break down of labor is 960 euro for 2 days work by 2 guys.

    Just have no idea if that's reasonable or not. Basically 30 euro an hour for each guy on an 8 hour day.

    I think it's a good/fair/reasonable price to be honest.


  • #5
    El Horseboxo
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,341 ✭✭✭El Horseboxo


    kceire wrote: »
    I think it's a good/fair/reasonable price to be honest.

    That's cool so. Just had no idea of how much it would cost. Thanks for your input.


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