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13 years ago

Can anybody give me an idea of what I can expect to pay to have new brick mold installed around my front door?

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manhattan42
13 years ago
Depends on the size of the door and the type brick mold.

If you use wood finger-jointed brick mold, you can expect to pay about $20.00 for the three 7 ft lengths you will need for a standard size door. But you will have to add for for paint and labor to install and paint.

If you use solid vinyl brick mold, it will cost you about $35 for the same three 7 ft lengths, but there is no painting involved.

Time for a professional carpenter to pick up the material, deliver it and install it clean up and get rid of any debris...figure 1/2 day of his time at about $150 minimum.
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