John in OH
Well-known member
Anyone have an idea of what the current "typical" installed price is for standard brick in the mid-West? I realize that many factors actually affect the cost .... just wondering if anyone has a rule-of-thumb number.
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
Installed Brick Cost
- Thread starter John in OH
- Start date
Colonial Cobra
Well-known member
Got several quoates two years ago. All were the same. .46 for Brick and $1 for block. Labor only.
Figured it was a good way to save $$$$,,,,,I'm now pretty good at it......
Figured it was a good way to save $$$$,,,,,I'm now pretty good at it......
need more tools
Well-known member
- Joined
- Jan 17, 2011
- Messages
- 72
Im in Dayton Oh I demand $450.00 per thousand plus extras. Been doing it for 22 years and my work is alittle different from alot out there.now brick work is for sure a "you get what you pay for thing".
Daddy_Rabbit
Banned
- Joined
- Oct 12, 2010
- Messages
- 787
I just had a little less than 10,000 bricks laid @ $325 per thousand. The guy verbally quoted me a $360/thousand on his initial visit but his work was real slow so we negotiated a few extras (jack arch, keystones and corner details) along with a lower price.
I am very happy with his work. He as also licensed and insured.
I am very happy with his work. He as also licensed and insured.
Last edited:
Kevin54
MEMBER EMERITUS
The last time I talked to a bricklayer he told me $.35/brick which would make it $350/thousand.
need more tools
Well-known member
- Joined
- Jan 17, 2011
- Messages
- 72
Daddy rabbit you have any pics of those Jack arches?
southernfriedcj
Well-known member
Just for reference, I pay $300/1,000 here. There are no extras, the price includes windows, doors, qoins, arches, row locks, ect.
I was paying $350/1,000 during the boom.
As for block, I pay $1/block, that is down from $1.25/block.
The above prices are for a mason with work comp, GL & auto insurance.
I was paying $350/1,000 during the boom.
As for block, I pay $1/block, that is down from $1.25/block.
The above prices are for a mason with work comp, GL & auto insurance.
need more tools
Well-known member
- Joined
- Jan 17, 2011
- Messages
- 72
Just for reference, I pay $300/1,000 here. There are no extras, the price includes windows, doors, qoins, arches, row locks, ect.
I was paying $350/1,000 during the boom.
As for block, I pay $1/block, that is down from $1.25/block.
The above prices are for a mason with work comp, GL & auto insurance.
Exactly I have way more overhead than most insurance for your protection workers comp unemployment payroll taxes.But I will also be around If ther is ever a problem.
Last edited: