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post 1635646293 04-07-2021, 11:18 AM
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Material prices: Tradies on suicide watch...

Just called my supplier.


A sheet of 3/4" plywood is retailing for $107.99 Canadian. Used to be about $40.00.


Building material prices are at least doubled. At least I make more on markup I guess...
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post 1635646643 04-07-2021, 11:21 AM
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Pretty soon you won't be able to do anything except sit in your room because everything is so expensive
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Makes me want to go on crown land and steal some timber.
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$55.57 at Home Depot for regular OSB plywood.

Usually about $12
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post 1635647463 04-07-2021, 11:30 AM
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I work in an adjacent supply industry there are constant increases on metals and plastics. Everything is rapidly becoming more expensive.
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post 1635647663 04-07-2021, 11:33 AM
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We redid our roof last year and the roofer charged us $20 USD, INSTALLED.

^^^plastics are reaching a critical point because the resin supply died in the Texas storm. Back up and running now but we are just now getting to the gap from when the raw material shortage happened to supplies of things like HDPE pipe.
post 1635647673 04-07-2021, 11:33 AM
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Originally Posted By nickh04⏩
$55.57 at Home Depot for regular OSB plywood.

Usually about $12
ya, 7/16"?

I remember when it was $15 Canadian.
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post 1635647803 04-07-2021, 11:34 AM
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Originally Posted By Hutrapper⏩
Just called my supplier.


A sheet of 3/4" plywood is retailing for $107.99 Canadian. Used to be about $40.00.


Building material prices are at least doubled. At least I make more on markup I guess...
The storm that wiped out the petrochemical plants in Texas flattened polyethelne production, most resin suppliers have called force majeure on their supply contracts.

If you need poly pipe, sheeting, geotextile fabrics or anything like that I have some bad news for you.
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post 1635647833 04-07-2021, 11:34 AM
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Why would tradies be on suicide watch? They just pass that cost off to the customer...
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Originally Posted By JoshSP1985⏩
I work in an adjacent supply industry there are constant increases on metals and plastics. Everything is rapidly becoming more expensive.
but like, at a super accelerated rate. Like, not years, or even a monthly change, its weekly and daily price increases.

All my quotes are null and void. People cancelling projects left and right , which is fine for us now because we are booked till 2022, but man. its crazy.
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Originally Posted By Hutrapper⏩
but like, at a super accelerated rate. Like, not years, or even a monthly change, its weekly and daily price increases.

All my quotes are null and void. People cancelling projects left and right , which is fine for us now because we are booked till 2022, but man. its crazy.
Correct, generally in the industries Iwholesale you would get a yearly adjustment or for some suppliers once every 2-3 years. We're now seeing multiple adjustments inside a year. The commodity items are basically constantly moving with quotes only being valid for 1-2 days if that.
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Originally Posted By John
Why would tradies be on suicide watch? They just pass that cost off to the customer...
this is true for the most part, but I have people cancelling and pushing off whole projects.

This is actually good here because anyone who is good is booked solid and cant find enough workers. I would hire five carpenters right now if there were any available. And i already have 17 guys on the crew.
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post 1635648203 04-07-2021, 11:39 AM
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Originally Posted By engj⏩
The storm that wiped out the petrochemical plants in Texas flattened polyethelne production, most resin suppliers have called force majeure on their supply contracts.

If you need poly pipe, sheeting, geotextile fabrics or anything like that I have some bad news for you.
Good info on poly pipe. Brb, buying my suppliers out...

I also occasionally build toboggans and sleighs for winter camping, etc. Will remember to not sell any old ones because the UHMW and HDPE I use will likely be crazy or unavailable.
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post 1635648643 04-07-2021, 11:44 AM
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Originally Posted By Hutrapper⏩
ya, 7/16"?

I remember when it was $15 Canadian.


took a pic because it just blew my mind
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Paid $68 for a 4 x 8' 5/8" plywood in Alberta.

I am not even a tradie just a DIY and it's insane how expensive everything is becoming meanwhile wages stay the same or continue to drop.

Basically
shut up
put on a mask
buy from wal or amazon
get vaccine
be thankful
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Originally Posted By Hutrapper⏩
Good info on poly pipe. Brb, buying my suppliers out...

I also occasionally build toboggans and sleighs for winter camping, etc. Will remember to not sell any old ones because the UHMW and HDPE I use will likely be crazy or unavailable.
I'm a civil engineering consultant. HDPE just passed RCP in price here in South Carolina lol. Speaking of suicide watch, my friend the HDPE sales rep in SC lol...
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Originally Posted By Sgt
Paid $68 for a 4 x 8' 5/8" plywood in Alberta.

I am not even a tradie just a DIY and it's insane how expensive everything is becoming meanwhile wages stay the same or continue to drop.

Basically
shut up
put on a mask
buy from wal or amazon
get vaccine
be thankful
I have to build a house for myself next year, so hopefully they get their chit together.

I am doing ICF, so hopefully conccrete and foam doesnt go up. It shouldnt...

But i still need walls and subfloor, and roof material.


Metal studs arent any better. My steel tube dock fabricator just told me steel went up 100%.

fuk me dead.
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Inflation due to increased money printing.
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Originally Posted By Hutrapper⏩
I have to build a house for myself next year, so hopefully they get their chit together.

I am doing ICF, so hopefully conccrete and foam doesnt go up. It shouldnt...

But i still need walls and subfloor, and roof material.


Metal studs arent any better. My steel tube dock fabricator just told me steel went up 100%.

fuk me dead.
Copper pipe too, scrap prices are so high junkies are killing themselves here trying to steal copper lines out of live substations.
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Originally Posted By engj⏩
Copper pipe too, scrap prices are so highjunkies are killing themselveshere trying to steal copper lines out of live substations.
always a silver lining...






thats fkin nuts. I have a 30' sailboat in my yard that I was going to sell. Its not worth too much, so might be worthwhile to scrap the boat, pull the lead keel out of it and sell that.

I know a place that used to give 70c a lb for lead, but might be double that now.
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I enjoy woodworking as a hobby and the prices are getting stupid, plus Im not very good so half my chit become scrap.....expensive scrap

Not only are the prices not coming down anytime soon, they will never be as low as they were before.
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Originally Posted By RIKTER⏩
I enjoy woodworking as a hobby and the prices are getting stupid, plus Im not very good so half my chit become scrap.....expensive scrap

Not only are the prices not coming down anytime soon, they will never be as low as they were before.
like gas prices. Up a lot, down a little...


Although last march coming back from florida was a welcome change in gas prices.

Was crazy cheap on the way home. I see that isnt happening this year..


What kind of woodworking do you do?
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I've got a ton of projects on hold because of the ridiculous wood prices
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Just had a project bid that we built back in 2016. It went up by over 80%.

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Originally Posted By TBO1313⏩
I've got a ton of projects on hold because of the ridiculous wood prices
Same. I am holding off on things. The lumber prices are insane.
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Originally Posted By nickh04⏩
$55.57 at Home Depot for regular OSB plywood.

Usually about $12
Whats weird is I saw 3/4 hardwood plywood at HD last week for 57 bucks, which is only 2 dollars higher than normal. (Although OSB and other typically cheaper sheets were MUCH more expensive)
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Built a bed frame a few months ago......what I had originally priced out to be around $300 (a while back) turned out to over $600 when I finally got everything.

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We are building a house right now and are very lucky we got in at the contracted price before lumber shot through the roof. If we were to buy today, same house is $24,000 more.
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Last year it was pressure treated lumber. My yard closed off to retail, an only supplied us contractors.

It was crazy. No one except a few of us could get any PT lumber, and for us it was only because my guy called and i reserved a dozen or so lifts.
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