That bid is right on the money for here in south central WI for a residential job. For a commercial job you are looking at $10 per block and up depending on the details (depending on how much grout or if its a 3 story job site etc.).
The old rule of thumb is: labor for masonry is twice the cost of the materials..... all of the materials, not just the blocks. And Im not talking the on sale price of blocks that you see listed in the Menards or Home Depot flyer twice a year, Im talking call up the brick yard and get a price on blocks. Take that price and add cost of mortar, rebar, grout and anything else and do the math from there. Keep in mind though, the rule of thumb is pretty rough. Its just bar napkin figuring to get in the ball park, you need lots of details to give an accurate bid.
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