Mudroom addition

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Anonymous wrote:Could you get by with a screened porch? You could probably do a small one for $15k if you went with wood, $25k for composite.

No way. Start at $50,000.

We had a small 12'x12' composite screened in porch done for $20k in MoCo. I don't know why you think it would start at $50k...

Brocade people are clueless and contractors know this. So they rip people off.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Could you get by with a screened porch? You could probably do a small one for $15k if you went with wood, $25k for composite.

No way. Start at $50,000.

We had a small 12'x12' composite screened in porch done for $20k in MoCo. I don't know why you think it would start at $50k...

When was this? Prices for materials have skyrocketed. Cost of lumber has doubled, post-covid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Could you get by with a screened porch? You could probably do a small one for $15k if you went with wood, $25k for composite.

No way. Start at $50,000.

We had a small 12'x12' composite screened in porch done for $20k in MoCo. I don't know why you think it would start at $50k...

When was this? Prices for materials have skyrocketed. Cost of lumber has doubled, post-covid.

Please, share your contractor's name. We got a $75k quote for a simple screened in porch (like PP, shed roof and no fancy extras.) I'd love to find someone who would only charge $40k at this point. That would feel like a bargain!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Could you get by with a screened porch? You could probably do a small one for $15k if you went with wood, $25k for composite.

No way. Start at $50,000.

We had a small 12'x12' composite screened in porch done for $20k in MoCo. I don't know why you think it would start at $50k...

When was this? Prices for materials have skyrocketed. Cost of lumber has doubled, post-covid.

Please, share your contractor's name. We got a $75k quote for a simple screened in porch (like PP, shed roof and no fancy extras.) I'd love to find someone who would only charge $40k at this point. That would feel like a bargain!

https://amdeck.com/

It was 5 years ago, but I can't imagine prices doubling in that time... did they?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Could you get by with a screened porch? You could probably do a small one for $15k if you went with wood, $25k for composite.

No way. Start at $50,000.

We had a small 12'x12' composite screened in porch done for $20k in MoCo. I don't know why you think it would start at $50k...

The estimate we got for a 12x12 composite patio was 20k

[Anonymous]

Yes, prices have skyrocketed, but let's be honest there is not much material that is needed. Pre-Covid, it maybe cost you $4-5,000 to sheathe a house in OSB or plywood for example. post Covid, maybe 7-8,000. Yes, lumber costs more money, but its not like its doubled in cost OR that lumber is a substantial part of the costs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Could you get by with a screened porch? You could probably do a small one for $15k if you went with wood, $25k for composite.

No way. Start at $50,000.

We had a small 12'x12' composite screened in porch done for $20k in MoCo. I don't know why you think it would start at $50k...

When was this? Prices for materials have skyrocketed. Cost of lumber has doubled, post-covid.

Please, share your contractor's name. We got a $75k quote for a simple screened in porch (like PP, shed roof and no fancy extras.) I'd love to find someone who would only charge $40k at this point. That would feel like a bargain!

https://amdeck.com/

It was 5 years ago, but I can't imagine prices doubling in that time... did they?

Was the screened porch going to be attached to your house?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes, prices have skyrocketed, but let's be honest there is not much material that is needed. Pre-Covid, it maybe cost you $4-5,000 to sheathe a house in OSB or plywood for example. post Covid, maybe 7-8,000. Yes, lumber costs more money, but its not like its doubled in cost OR that lumber is a substantial part of the costs.

It’s not just lumber — we had a terrible time getting any kind of mill work this summer. Hardware is in short supply, even things like doorknobs. In any case, supply and demand works for contractors, too. They’re all super busy and can name their price. Not to mention that Covid social distancing precautions make things more difficult and time consuming.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Could you get by with a screened porch? You could probably do a small one for $15k if you went with wood, $25k for composite.

No way. Start at $50,000.

We had a small 12'x12' composite screened in porch done for $20k in MoCo. I don't know why you think it would start at $50k...

When was this? Prices for materials have skyrocketed. Cost of lumber has doubled, post-covid.

Please, share your contractor's name. We got a $75k quote for a simple screened in porch (like PP, shed roof and no fancy extras.) I'd love to find someone who would only charge $40k at this point. That would feel like a bargain!

https://amdeck.com/

It was 5 years ago, but I can't imagine prices doubling in that time... did they?

Was the screened porch going to be attached to your house?

I wonder, too. That website doesn’t show a full screened porch structure with a roof that is integrated into the house like others are talking about.

[Anonymous]

You wouldn't need a full, dug foundation. Post and pier should suffice. Our entire family room addition was done this way so a mudroom shouldn't be a problem.