But my bishop is full of fish - should I fry him or sew up the wound?mgheating said:in your case, think of a number and square it
But my bishop is full of fish - should I fry him or sew up the wound?mgheating said:in your case, think of a number and square it
Softus said:But my bishop is full of fish - should I fry him or sew up the wound?mgheating said:in your case, think of a number and square it
Softus said:sorry, wrong topic
Yup!plumbers are a busy lot.. probably too busy to handle customers like they should in an ideal world.
ChrisR said:how do you guys normally work your own quotes out?
Easy - either
1) add up all the bits prices, consult the books on how long it should take, add in your overheads, allow contingency, travel, parking, then markup, and double it
2) think of a job you've done which was similar, and think how much you should have charged, then double it
3) Think of a number and double it.
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