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I just got an email from a guy I know from way back, he owns a good sized plumbing and heating
company (also has many rental properties) and he has asked me to put together quotes various electrical works.
Mostly heating related.
I've not long gone out on my own so I'm trying to get a handle on how to price effectively and having
other sparks opinions would be great.
Types of jobs I've to price for including labour and materials. I've put prices I was thinking of charging him next to the job. All work is domestic properties.
1. Run supply to boiler (£80)
2. Run supply to emersion heater (£100)
3. Run 10mm earth (if needed) (£80)
4. Wire and fit heat detector (£80)
5. Wire and fit smoke detectors (£70)
6. Wire and fit co detectors (£70)
7. Pat Testing house (£50 per house)
8. Electrical Condition report (£100)
I recently became an NIC Approved contractor which is obviously an added expense so I'm not wanting to
undervalue myself, but on the flip side I do want the work as it's steady and there's enough of it to fill my weeks!
company (also has many rental properties) and he has asked me to put together quotes various electrical works.
Mostly heating related.
I've not long gone out on my own so I'm trying to get a handle on how to price effectively and having
other sparks opinions would be great.
Types of jobs I've to price for including labour and materials. I've put prices I was thinking of charging him next to the job. All work is domestic properties.
1. Run supply to boiler (£80)
2. Run supply to emersion heater (£100)
3. Run 10mm earth (if needed) (£80)
4. Wire and fit heat detector (£80)
5. Wire and fit smoke detectors (£70)
6. Wire and fit co detectors (£70)
7. Pat Testing house (£50 per house)
8. Electrical Condition report (£100)
I recently became an NIC Approved contractor which is obviously an added expense so I'm not wanting to
undervalue myself, but on the flip side I do want the work as it's steady and there's enough of it to fill my weeks!