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Carpet price

7 replies

Thingsthatgo · 02/03/2024 14:55

We don't have much time to get lots of quotes (I would have to take annual leave to do so) , so I was wondering if anyone could tell me if this is a reasonable quote - the room is 4m x 4.8m.
The carpet we chose is £15 per m2.
The fitter will supply good quality underlay and all the fixings.
We are moving all the furniture and disposing of the old carpet.
He is charging £420 inc. VAT.
Thank you.

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VeniVidiWeeWee · 02/03/2024 20:16

Does that include the carpet?

mondaytosunday · 02/03/2024 21:55

Does the £15 include VAT? So he's charging £120 for labour? That seems cheap. Otherwise if £420 labour that's expensive! I usually get carpet where the price includes underlay and fitting.

Thingsthatgo · 02/03/2024 22:13

Price includes everything (I don't know if carpet price includes the underlay, but the whole job will be £420).

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Gimmethemoney · 02/03/2024 22:21

Sounds good, we paid about £520-560 per room but that included disposal of existing carpet and moving the furniture as well as all the rest.

FlabMonsterIsDietingAgain · 02/03/2024 22:26

That doesn't sound right.

4x4.8 m room means you'd need 19.2 m2 of carpet so round to 20, at £15 per m2 that's £300.

If you're then also needing underlay and fitting surely £120 wouldn't cover that?

AInightingale · 02/03/2024 22:34

I bought carpet for bedroom last month and the underlay was quite pricey. Fitting (for a v. small room) was about £60, so you are getting twenty sq metres of underlay and grippers and door bar thing for about £60, or even less. It seems very cheap, have they made a mistake? Happy days!

RidingMyBike · 03/03/2024 14:01

It sounds very cheap! Have they missed off something or calculated wrongly?

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