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Do you charge per sq ft?

10 years ago

I have a brick fireplace that I would like to have done in a polished scored concrete. It's approx 12' tall by 6' wide.

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Concrete Interiors
10 years ago
Generally we charge by the sq ft. With a fireplace make over it's best to see the conditions of the job to put together an accurate quote.
We would be happy to meet with to discuss the project.
Thanks, for your interest…. feel free to contract us anytime.

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