Keith Merrell
Well-Known Member
Hi guys,
I am quoting a demo for a 1600SF double wide. It has a couple awnings, so total under roof would be approx. 1900SF. I did a demo for a very old house last December that was 1400SF. I used 40 yd roll offs on the last one and I ended up with about 4 1/2 of them and they ended up at scaling out to 10 tons each about. I am thinking to figure on 6 roll offs at least. I am going to quote this as labor plus the actual cost for permit and debris disposal. Also, to get a permit here they don't require asbestos testing. Is that a good idea to cover yourself? Also what are some good alternatives to 40 yd roll off cans? High side dump trailers are non existent in this small town. The difficulty I had on the last demo was how long it took to get the cans picked up and the inefficiency because of that. Other question is how do you deal with the mobile home frame / axles? Cut up with fire man saw and scrap? Also, no garbage inside. Thanks.
I am quoting a demo for a 1600SF double wide. It has a couple awnings, so total under roof would be approx. 1900SF. I did a demo for a very old house last December that was 1400SF. I used 40 yd roll offs on the last one and I ended up with about 4 1/2 of them and they ended up at scaling out to 10 tons each about. I am thinking to figure on 6 roll offs at least. I am going to quote this as labor plus the actual cost for permit and debris disposal. Also, to get a permit here they don't require asbestos testing. Is that a good idea to cover yourself? Also what are some good alternatives to 40 yd roll off cans? High side dump trailers are non existent in this small town. The difficulty I had on the last demo was how long it took to get the cans picked up and the inefficiency because of that. Other question is how do you deal with the mobile home frame / axles? Cut up with fire man saw and scrap? Also, no garbage inside. Thanks.
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