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How To Price Jobs – Lawn Care – Window Cleaning – Pressure Washing
Here are 3 basic ways to price a job
It’s not a straight forward answer as there is always external factors relevant to each individual.
But these points will point you in the right direction of your starting out or a new start up.
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great informative video.
Good advice John! Help them price it right the first time, don't want to be mowing for peanuts on a few lawns for the rest of the season.
Great video as always, great tips. I'm trying to start up something like what you have going at the minute. If I was pricing I think I'd price the job and not by hourly rate. Labour is one thing but experience and your equipment is another. Keep the videos coming man. I watch Keith Kalfas aswell, think he has a bit of competition this side of the pond lol
Thanks some good information all about the learning
good to hear from you again john good advice and tips look forward to next veidos
Very difficult subject to talk about John, I've found pricing gets easier with experience. You did a good job of explaining it.
If you get every single job you bid your not charging enough, it really is finding a balance, keeping your own costs down is a major factor in making a profit, once again great advice John.
Thanks.
Good Video bro! Yes to price stuff can be very different … I remember when I did a window cleaning job for a company with WFP, I charge the same price as the ones previous to me did… BUT I have a tank in my van and somewhat good equipment for that kind of work… The other guy had a borrow pole and a Di resin tank to connect to the house water system… I guess I did it on half the time from the other guy… BUT I lost the job, not because of a poor job or a high price (It was the same as the other guy) But because I was faster… Life is not fair sometimes … The fact that I have invest much in good equipment doesn't count… I guess they prefer a guy with a shovel instead of a guy with an excavator. If they charge the same price will say….
Im interested to buy a power washer its for a cleaning job, any advice? How much power is needed?
great video I find it hard talk to some people with your hr rate so I'm thinking stick to bids I'm a plumbing and landscape contractor
Hey John Ryan great advice buddy very much what we discussed the other day.
're the other matter a out a partnership I've decided not to join forces with this other guy so in the near future I will be looking to take my business full time and get some videos done.
against what I wanted to do for now I've taken on some more customers to drive the full time aspect even closer.
chat to you again bud
regards
Roy
Some great tips there that will help me out a lot! Thanks very much john!
great tips for folks there