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| Robert Reznikoff 2005-06-23, 12:26 pm |
| What is the price range per foot (that you would consider fair) for
treatment with Termidor?
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| In article <aryue.8118$mD6.4083@fe07.lga>, 2rreznikoff@charter.net
says...
 What is the price range per foot (that you would consider fair) for
treatment with Termidor?
Perimeter plus
mono slab prob $3.25-$3.50+...crawl space $4.25-$4.50ish
conventional treatment mono slab 4.50ish...crawl space $5.50+
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Lar
to email....get rid of the BUGS
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| bugs@bugs.com 2005-06-23, 11:25 pm |
| It also depends on your area. I get no less than $6.00 per linear foot on
any structure and as high as $10.00 per linear foot so see it depends on
your area. I am in a comp[letely different part of the country than what Lar
is in. Where are you located?
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I wish you all the best
Tim Wise
www.onepest.com
www.askourpros.com
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| Robert Reznikoff 2005-06-25, 12:25 pm |
| I am located in the Montgomery, AL area.
<bugs@bugs.com> wrote in message news:-6KdnR0ZL63hribfRVn-qA@adelphia.com...
quote:
> It also depends on your area. I get no less than $6.00 per linear foot on
> any structure and as high as $10.00 per linear foot so see it depends on
> your area. I am in a comp[letely different part of the country than what
Lar
quote:
> is in. Where are you located?
>
> --
> I wish you all the best
> Tim Wise
>
> www.onepest.com
> www.askourpros.com
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| Robert Reznikoff 2005-06-25, 12:25 pm |
| I am located in Montgomery, AL.
<bugs@bugs.com> wrote in message news:-6KdnR0ZL63hribfRVn-qA@adelphia.com...
quote:
> It also depends on your area. I get no less than $6.00 per linear foot on
> any structure and as high as $10.00 per linear foot so see it depends on
> your area. I am in a comp[letely different part of the country than what
Lar
quote:
> is in. Where are you located?
>
> --
> I wish you all the best
> Tim Wise
>
> www.onepest.com
> www.askourpros.com
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| ipman 2005-06-25, 11:25 pm |
| It's really going to depend on your market. At least that's how it has
worked down here. I've seen pricing as little as $3 per lin foot. And
some as high at $9 per lin foot. If it's stricly a liquid
application, I think $5 is very fair. Remember you have to consider
cost of material, and the labor is a biggie.
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| Robert Reznikoff 2005-06-26, 12:25 pm |
| On the phone he claimed th cost was $9.00 a gallon and 4 gallons for 10
feet.
Therefore, that figures to $36.00 for 10 feet, or $3.60 per foot. That
probably is a fair price. However, I lived in my last house for 23 years
without any treatments or warranties. I think I shall try the same plan
here. After all, if I do find termites, I can treat that side of the house
and pay whatever the cost is at that time. That is the same treatment that
I would receive under the warranty. The warranty is $360 per year. It
doesn't take long for the cost of the warranty to cost well more that the
cost of treatment. As for as repairs for damage, I don't trust that if the
cost of a major repair included the tearing out of walls, that the PCO would
pick up that cost short of a court judgement.
I know the risk, and I am willing to accept it.
"ipman" <pnelson13@cfl.rr.com> wrote in message
news:1119732250.513245.312990@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
quote:
> It's really going to depend on your market. At least that's how it has
> worked down here. I've seen pricing as little as $3 per lin foot. And
> some as high at $9 per lin foot. If it's stricly a liquid
> application, I think $5 is very fair. Remember you have to consider
> cost of material, and the labor is a biggie.
>
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