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Open Question: What is the going hourly rate for plumbing...?
Please tell me what is the average rate (per hour) for plumbing work in a normal residential flat.Location : LondonJob : fitting a bath with a new mixer tap.Nothing complicated in terms of plumbing. Fittings excluded.
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Re: Open Question: What is the going hourly rate for plumbing...?
price per job including parts not per hour
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Re: Open Question: What is the going hourly rate for plumbing...?
I'm on the south coast in West Sussex and I base my charges on a rate of £35 per hour. But I am thinking of increasing them soon to £40/hr. I also have a minimum charge of £40 if I actually help the customer, but no (initial) charge for just looking at the job and quoting. Though if I eventually get the job I add my 'looksee' time to the final charge!
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Big Al Last edited by Alanka; 08-06-2008 at 10:06 AM. Reason: Further thoughts |
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