Contractor suggestions for removing load bearing wall

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[Post New]06/07/2015 11:17
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Anonymous
Would anyone who has had a load bearing wall removed (legally, with appropriate permits by a licensed contractor) be willing to share their contractor information? Thanks!
[Post New]06/07/2015 20:54
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Anonymous
Bill at Tall Oaks Construction. I believe he's out of Vienna.
[Post New]06/07/2015 20:58
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Anonymous
We used Moss. Happy with price and result.
[Post New]06/08/2015 11:59
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Anonymous
Not sure where you are located but we used WeeGee Board Construction in MoCo and were happy with price and finished product (kitchen remodel).
[Post New]07/28/2015 20:36
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Anonymous
Could anyone share what they paid for removing a load bearing wall? We're hoping to open up our kitchen.
[Post New]07/29/2015 09:27
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Anonymous
I am the 11:59 poster and I believe the going rate when we did it and had the LVL beam installed was between 2500-3000.
[Post New]07/29/2015 09:42
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I am the 11:59 poster and I believe the going rate when we did it and had the LVL beam installed was between 2500-3000.


Did this include the fee for getting a structural engineer to weigh in?
[Post New]07/30/2015 07:52
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Anonymous
No, but not sure why you would necessarily need one. Our guy has a consultant at the lumber yard he worked with to make those calculations for him (no charge). Ask your GC.
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