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#8692 04/01/02 08:05 PM
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5 mile drive. Disconnect a hard-wired range. Install floor mount receptacle. No need to install the cord on the new range. No problems encountered.
Fill in the blanks please.
$___.00?

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#8693 04/01/02 08:54 PM
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3/4 hour + materials....about $100.00

#8694 04/01/02 08:55 PM
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Is the new floor outlet fed from the line that fed the hard-wired range, or do you have to run a new line to the panel?

#8695 04/01/02 09:58 PM
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$100.00 sounds good.

#8696 04/02/02 07:53 AM
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Would you believe $225.00?
That is what a customer of mine paid someone else. He said the guy was there about 20 min. I'm sure it took a little longer than that though. He couldn't get ahold of me in time for his range delivery, but when I got back to him he asked me what I thought it would cost. I told him about $110.00-125.00.

(NJ)Using the existing cable.

#8697 04/03/02 10:31 PM
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$85-$100, depending if it was a 3-wire recpt or 4-wire recpt I had to install. (New or existing appliance?)

#8698 04/03/02 11:45 PM
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Boy! That's where I'm out of touch with residential work. Here in Houston most companies will charge a minimum of 2 hours, and at a rate of $50.00 to $75.00 per hour.
Plus material.

Worthological Regards,
Doc


The Watt Doctor
Altura Cogen
Channelview, TX

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