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Wayne Webb
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This 4'x6' sign is to be a single pole, saddle mount. We will be using a 4'' pipe for the pole.

The bottom of the sign will be about 4' off the ground. Will I need a crane?

How much would you charge for the installation?

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Wayne Webb
Webb Signworks
Chipley, FL
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Wayne...For anything like that I sub out the installation to a sign maintenance company who have the equipment and licenced electricians to do the job. I just mark up their price and make a profit by watching them do the work! [Smile]

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Laura Butler
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We would charge about 300.00 for installation plus a charge for the pole. My guy that builds these signs has a small truck (probably 3/4 ton) with a small crane on the back. It makes it great for lifting up but it would be possible without it-depending on how many hands you have and how many ladders.

[ April 24, 2003, 09:43 PM: Message edited by: Laura Butler ]

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Laura Butler
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Wayne Webb
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Thanks Dave and Laura,

I turned in a bid today and added $325 for the pole and install.

It shouldn't be any trouble getting a few extra hands to lift it up. There's really not that much to installing it and the thing comes already wired. Just add a photocell and a disconnect, run the exposed wire in some conduit, and make sure it's grounded.

Thanks for the help!

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Webb Signworks
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Wayne, you make it sound so easy....
What kind of foundation will this require? You have a third of a yard of concrete or more. A bunch of digging, some welding, are permits required? Inspections? How about the "call before you dig" survey? How much do you think a 12' heavy wall pipe costs? Having it treated tonot rust? Painting it? I think your installation price is a third of what it should be.

[ April 27, 2003, 04:11 PM: Message edited by: Rick Sacks ]

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