Labor Costs. Labor costs are rolled up into the cost of the rest of the project for the purpose of figuring deductions and depreciation. The IRS considers labor costs on improvements and renovations to be a capital expense.
According to a 2014 GAO study, Milwaukee has some of the country's highest health care costs. A total hip replacement costs up to $11,000 more in that city's hospitals than in those of Minneapolis, Boston, Cleveland or St. Louis. Similarly, placement of a coronary stent costs up to $13,000 more in Milwaukee than in most other markets.
Baumgardt Home Inspections, located in Wisconsin, said the average chimney flashing job could be in the $200 to $500 range, depending on the type of chimney you have. For example, a sloped asphalt could cost $200 to $400, while a flat built-up could be in the $300 to $500 range.