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block layer?

gip · 2010-09-11 15:54:59

Looking for a block layer to lay about 2500 blocks for a garage, I'm going to take weeks holidays to tend/labour to, what sort of prices are on the go at the moment around Wexford? Have gotten two quotes at the moment but one is twice the price of the other and the cheaper price even seems expensive! Would a blocky lay…

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11-09-2010 4:54pm

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gip

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Looking for a block layer to lay about 2500 blocks for a garage, I'm going to take weeks holidays to tend/labour to, what sort of prices are on the go at the moment around Wexford? Have gotten two quotes at the moment but one is twice the price of the other and the cheaper price even seems expensive! Would a blocky lay that amount of blocks in a week? I would really appreciate any advice,thank you.

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#2 13-09-2010 9:30am
jpb1974

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The going rate during the boom was about €1 a block... so you should be looking to pay less than this.

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#3 13-09-2010 10:53am
jpb1974

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Would a blocky lay that amount of blocks in a week?

Yup. Plus there could be multiple block layers in the crew.

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#4 14-09-2010 9:53pm
RKQ

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Paid 90 cent per block 2 years ago:eek:
Heard it closer to 50 cent now!!!
All you need is Afew Good Men:) (There are still a few Cowboys roaming around)

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