mosaic pricing

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

i would say that was way to high a price for fix -only did you supple and fix materials as well ?

 

[widler]

i would say that was way to high a price for fix -only did you supple and fix materials as well ?

id say for a 12 hour shift £150 a day sounds fair DPF,looks a cracking job as well

 

[DHTiling]

Hello neil , long time no see , how's tricks...?

 

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

It does look a great job bigneil nothing wrong with the work to look at !! butwho would pay 7days !!NOT ME, £150 a shift is OK, how many m2 is there neil ? not many

 

[bigneil]

there is 24 m2 in the walls and 4.5 on the floor. contractor supplied materials, but I had to go and get extra trims, and 30 kilos extra of microflex grout.

 

[dave l and l]

150 per day is more than fair for the hours you worked on it
you should maybe have mentioned price before start. sometimes people get an iidea of price in mind

 

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

Sorry if it sound a shock to you neil ! but £700 tops if you were working for me ,i think you have taken to long on the job and you are looking for your customer to pick-up the tab mate,pre recession you might have got away with it !! not now !! same for any -of you guys that think you can get-away with top-prices now !! get real :hurray:

 

[macten]

£700 labour only with regular tiles is the price in the midlands for that kind of meterage right now in a recession.

 

[Bubblecraft]

Nice job you've done. If it were me, I'd be £32pm2 fixing only, £38pm2 supplying & I'm central Scotland.
£912 labour only on tiling. Did you do the prep work as well? That of course would be an additional cost.
Was the choice yours to do 12 hour shifts? If not, you could add a cost for unsocialable hours.

 

[bigneil]

Sorry if it sound a shock to you neil ! but £700 tops if you were working for me ,i think you have taken to long on the job and you are looking for your customer to pick-up the tab mate,pre recession you might have got away with it !! not now !! same for any -of you guys that think you can get-away with top-prices now !! get real :hurray:

. .. £700 all in, which would be less the £180 in materials and fuel, leaving £520 taxable income... 520-20% = £500 profit. that would be selling myself short.

but if you mean £700 in profit after tax, for 7 days of hard labour, then that sounds fair.