Per point pricing is basically labour + materials divided by how many points.

Personally I price based on the job. Some jobs a per point pricing just will not work.

I would advise you estimate the time it will take to do the job and multiply that by your day rate. Then add materials with a markup of 10%.

Pricing per point will come later with experience.
 
I normally price per point win on some break even on others
If im not sure i then work it out on hours and mats and price somewhere in between if theres a big differance
It will take you longer than you think if its the 1st one youve done so price worst case just in case
I started my working life on council rewires and we used to do them in a day and half but that repeative houses on a crap price
The last on I did took nearly 3 weeks but I pride myself on not making a mess and saving as much re decorating as poss
 
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£150 p/day?? Really??
 
It's domestic, price per point should work. Add 50+% if it's occupied rewire.
 

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