If the OP was being anything other than inflammatory or ignorant, he would have used "median".
How much does a self employed RGI earn per day?
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Eeerrrrrmm .... Overheads are on top of labour. And the op specifically wanted to know what is earned as cash in the pocket.
Yep. The Loadsamoney character he portrayed, although Loadsamoney was a plasterer so lower down on the tradesman scale.
Not when plastering a 4m high ceiling
I happen to admire good plastering work as it's something I can't do to such a high standard. And, reassuringly, there are still plenty of people about who feel the same way about good plumbers and heating engineers.
Some here don't, but decline to explain their unhealthy interest in our field and the reason(s) for their stereotypical judgement.
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In fairness none of your posts have answered his question either....
For good reason.
Because there is no answer.
The work a plasterer does can be seen, imperfections are obvious. Imperfect plumbing is mostly out of sight. So maybe the plasterer is higher in terms of skill and attention to detail in his or her work.
Plenty of plumbing is on show requiring skill and attention to detail.
Shockingly bad prep work by plasters can be hidden by a lovely smooth skim (which may fall off later from the poor work beneath...).
Shockingly bad prep work by plasters can be hidden by a lovely smooth skim (which may fall off later from the poor work beneath...
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But does a plasterer need to be trained and qualified to work in your house or can any old self-taught chancer do it and is there a high likelihood of somebody getting injured or killed if they do something wrong? That’s why I’d rate RGI's higher and worth more on the pay scale.
the fallen plaster is not out of sight.......the weeping joint is out of sight, the leaking water may never be obvious.
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Put 50 squid he works for the inland revenue.
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