I just do it on a day rate plus materials..
Q
Qwerty
Ditto
W
White Room
All of the above.....
I
Ian
At a fiver a board you'd have to fit 40 boards in a day to get a couple of hundred quid and that's going some, I reckon maybe £7-8 a board. I always do day rate for that sort of thing though.
G
Gazzer
Day rate. Set your price and you dont lose.
Part of the prep so day rate
T
The D
day work for me
D
Dougs Third Go
yep, day rate for me too,don't forget to include screws, typically a hardiebacker 250 board will take 50 or so screws, it all adds up.
C
charlie1
Day rate but if pricing per board then 5 quid is way too low, would need to be 8-10 for me.
S
Stef
I supply & fit Hardie 250 at £30 per board if its a smallish area (1/8m2) & drop that to £20 per board if its a good sized area.
Sounds expensive but in my area the only place you can purchase Hardie is Topps & we all know how much it costs in there.
Sounds expensive but in my area the only place you can purchase Hardie is Topps & we all know how much it costs in there.
D
Dougs Third Go
no Travis Perkins near you Stef?, that's where I get my HB.
S
Stef
Sorry Doug, I should have wrote that I get my Hardie from CTD.
If the customer goes & tries to buy Hardie then it's about a 95% chance they will only get it at Topps & when they see the price of them then they realise that I'm not that expensive.
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