How should I sell my bricks?

Question

If I have about 500 new bricks left over from my home and someone is wanting to purchase them from me, how much should I charge him?

Answer 1

pounds ? quid? dollars?
where in the world are you?
Also, depends on what kind of bricks too? Were they premium quality or regular?

Retail / builder's price would be between 70 cents and 95 cents for house-load quantity, but since these are left-overs
you should get 50 to 60 cents or so. Don't go lower than 40 cents each. Thats a bargain you should be able to sell easily. Get some contractor to pickup.

Answer 2

Well, any good economist would tell you, "For more than what you paid for them."

However, if you're not looking to make a profit, just sell them at whatever price would get you to break even. And make sure that whoever buys them is also hauling them away. As you definitely don't want to have to deliver 500 bricks.

Or if you'd like to find out how much their worth, try calling up a granite/masonry supplier or contractor and tell them the situation.

Good luck!

Answer 3

Try to get about .25 cents per brick. That's a pretty fair price.

Answer 4

$3995 works for Famous Firsts Code on radio trivia

Answer 5

50 dollars

Answer 6

challenging issue. look into with a search engine. it might help!

Answer 7

this is how much wickes charge for new bricks:

http://www.wickes.co.uk/icat/bbbricks

so somewhere around there?

Answer 8

confusing matter. try searching with search engines like google. that will help!

Answer 9

stackem, or bury them , they are worth more to the next owner of your home!