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[Closed] Skimming a hallway - ballpark cost

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Our 1930`s semi, typical layout of stairs behind the front door, one massive tall wall and the normal upstairs and downstairs walls with doors in.

Very rough ballpark figure for skimming please, just so I don't look too shocked when the quote comes in. Ta.

(I know there's a lot of variables, but are we looking at £50 or £5000)



   
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I was a grand for mine 4 months ago and it's massive.

I'll go £800.



   
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Nice not-so humble brag PP. 😁

Funny enough, when I totted up wages, materials, business costs, (vans, tools etc) guesses that was the value I came to in my head. 👍



   
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Funny enough, when I totted up wages, materials, business costs, (vans, tools etc) guesses that was the value I came to in my head.

Have you ever considered an exciting career in the glamourous, jet set world of Quantity Surveying?



   
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I think I'll stick with being the bass player in a rock and roll band. Sounds less risky.



   
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Like Percy I would go £800 - £900 assuming you've stripped paper off etc and its sound underneath.



   
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Finishing plaster is like bog roll 2 months ago you canny find it, as soon as a pallet is dropped off it's being snaffled



   
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Hall stairs landing in old house: £1000.