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Pricing a job - rate per hour?

Yorky · 2015-10-05 16:51:36

*mods note: please move to a more relevant forum if necessary I've been approached to do some manual work on a church and church hall part of which includes painting the fascia board and soffit- not my usual line of work. It'll involve using a mobile elevating work platform. The parish is affluent so it's not price…

05-10-2015 4:51pm

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*mods note: please move to a more relevant forum if necessary

I've been approached to do some manual work on a church and church hall part of which includes painting the fascia board and soffit- not my usual line of work. It'll involve using a mobile elevating work platform.

The parish is affluent so it's not price sensitive.

No idea how long it's going to take - any ideas how much per hour to charge (labour only)? I usually get €40 plus p/h on small jobs but this could take two days.

Thanks in advance

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Whatever the usual going rate is charge it. If it's 40 p/h then quote that or if you need the work charge 35 an hour to make sure you get it.

Simples

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