merlecollins
TF
Hi Vinny and :welcome: to The Arms
I think in your instance it will be just a case of trial and error when learning pricing, unless you can stiplate to your customers an hourly rate and charge that way.
If you try to estimate time to, say, lay a Hardie BB floor and charge a lump sum fixed price for this element you may very well get it wrong the first couple of times, but at least this will give you a more accurate idea of how much to charge - a customer will always be more happy with a fixed price from the off rather than £x per hour which is open to abuse
I think in your instance it will be just a case of trial and error when learning pricing, unless you can stiplate to your customers an hourly rate and charge that way.
If you try to estimate time to, say, lay a Hardie BB floor and charge a lump sum fixed price for this element you may very well get it wrong the first couple of times, but at least this will give you a more accurate idea of how much to charge - a customer will always be more happy with a fixed price from the off rather than £x per hour which is open to abuse