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Cost to build mini ramp
Building a mini ramp involves the same process as building a half pipe. You will need to dig the foundation, build the frame and then cover it with plywood. The difference between building a mini ramp and building a full-size ramp is in the dimensions of the ramps. A mini ramp is smaller than its larger counterpart and has less vert.
The cost of building a mini ramp depends on the size of your skatepark or backyard ramp, materials used, labor costs and whether or not you hire someone else to do it for you. It’s also important to remember that this is an approximate cost and may vary depending on where you live.
Here’s how much it costs:
Materials – $300-$800
Labor – $1,000-$4,000
Total Cost – $1,300-$5,800
How much does it cost to build your own mini ramp
The cost to build a mini ramp can vary depending on several factors.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median hourly wage for construction laborers in 2014 was $19.79 per hour. The average annual salary for a construction laborer was $41,840 as of May 2015. Construction laborers who worked in residential building construction earned an average annual salary of $36,490 in May 2015, while those who worked in nonresidential building construction earned an average of $42,450 per year.
The cost will also depend on how much time you want to spend building it yourself versus hiring someone else to do it for you and how much money you want to spend on materials.
It will also depend on where you live and what type of material you use when building your mini ramp. If you live in a rural area with access only to gravel or dirt roads then it will be cheaper than living in an urban area with paved roads and electricity available everywhere because there are no extra costs associated with having electricity or paved roads as they are both provided by the government at no charge.