Is this a fair charge on a new concrete floor for my garage ?

Sounds cheap,maybe too cheap

Jimmie

Thanks. Anybody else agree ?

No rebar? I had a 25x25 basement finished for about 1300, I had bids of 25-3000 also so id say shop some more.

That fits dave to a "T" He's a cheap f*ck, if ever there was one

Thanks. Anybody else agree ?

That's a scary thought. Do you have an inventory of every single item?

Why does he not want to put his own base in? That's another scary thought. Placing 4" of concrete on top of what you already have must have an adverse condition somewhere. The floor should have a slope to it (if no drain), so any liquids will run towards the garage doors.

Sounds like you met a typical hack, and possibly more.

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One of the things I've noticed in passing, is almost all driveways folks talk about here are poured 6 inches. This could be a code issue combined with how cold your area gets vs theirs, or a longevity one. Not really sure.

Also, his workers for that price may not have insurance if they get hurt on the job. That means they can sue you for hiring them if they get hurt (it takes little to check this out and in fact if fully insured workers, he likely pointed it out already).

Cheapassed Dave will go with the lowest bid, probably unlicensed, and incompetent

At about $110 a yd for the concrete, I'd say this is dam close. He'll probably have four guys there about a half day or so.

Hi, How many yard of concrete? No gravel, just sand? No supporting concrete posts underneath?

I got the job done. They gently sloped it toward the overhead doors. Smoothed it good. They had 4 guys on it for 6 hours straight. Then they came back and cut a couple of lines in it. The place is in northern Florida and nobody said they use stones underneath ; one guy said he would put some wire mesh underneath. They also unloaded alot of stuff from the garage AND put the stuff back in . Im happy. They guys were not from Mexico, but from Hondurus . Thanks, Dave. P.S. Dont pay any attention to Ken...he just doesnt like me challenging his ludicrous faith in atheism which he cant defend.

Sounds reasonable. It would be reasonable to clear off the floor before the contracting work begins.