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  1. SouthSoundTree-

    how to charge for hours worked?

    Small job market... $500-1000. A lot easier to be off by 20% and survive that job, than on a $50,000 job like a municipal contract, paying Prevailing Wage. Last PW job I bid with another small operator was for $17k, average was $10k, low bid was like $7k. If we got it, paying PW I didn't want...
  2. SouthSoundTree-

    how to charge for hours worked?

    When dead wooding/ storm damage/ canopy cleaning, the customer wants 6 limbs out that I/ they want removed for safety, etc. I ask what they want done with the 30% or so of additional limbs I'll most likely find when I'm up close, that are also meeting the same criteria as those already...
  3. SouthSoundTree-

    how to charge for hours worked?

    People sometimes try to ask how long something will take to do? I ask if it will be windy on the day we do it, or raining, or... I don't want people to say, well it took you less time, do I get a break? When I do get asked that, I ask if they would pay more if we went long, or pay to replace...
  4. SouthSoundTree-

    how to charge for hours worked?

    No thread about the Honda winch. A winch compared to a mini is like a wraptor compared to a bucket truck. Not a replacement, but does a great job, is portable, and relatively cheap. Brush should go right to a dump site, largely.
  5. SouthSoundTree-

    how to charge for hours worked?

    Every market is different. Learn your service area. Track all costs from the get-go, if you can afford the time and energy. You charge the customer more by having a legit, worker's comp covered crew. Buy a mini and grapple if it fits your market. No Comp. As was mentioned in another thread, a...
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