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ive been given some drawings for some new build apartments, its the first time ive done this kind of pricing because its labour only, should i be looking at it per item or should i be looking at it for the time it should take
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ive been given some drawings for some new build apartments, its the first time ive done this kind of pricing because its labour only, should i be looking at it per item or should i be looking at it for the time it should take
its a subby for another elec firm so theyre supplying all the materials. they already said i could have the work just need to negotiate price, just dont want to go in too low that im tied to that for the whole project and end up working for eff all, im just sruggling to gauge how long it should take beacuse ive never done new build before, not working by myself anyway, and is 200 quid a day a reasonable amount to charge for new build work, cos thats waht i normally aim to make for re wires
yeah timber frame, two bed apartments wit one main bathroom ane one en suite , 2 rings, 1 lighting, 1 cooker, 1 smoke and two showers. plus bonding, theres three exractor holes to core out , 3tv points 3 phone points and test, ill put 500 in and see where i get
is he supplying auger bits and screws and core cutter.
thaks for the advice
although im glad hes a mate cos he told me i was too cheap. told me to go for 700 quid plus all the core holes will already be done
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