Pricing cock up

[samtheman365]

seasend timber is the product !!! flexibility in what ??? customer sevice ! dropping a truck full of logs or do you mean loads of bs ??

your coments just reaffirm why i was right to go into firewood!!! if you think just dropping logs off is all there is too it then best of luck to you

[Johny Walker]

& you probaly think doing logs is going to be easy money:thumbup: right on:laugh1:

[Johny Walker]

your coments just reaffirm why i was right to go into firewood!!! if you think just dropping logs off is all there is too it then best of luck to you

 

enlighten us all then ,

[samtheman365]

& you probaly think doing logs is going to be easy money:thumbup: right on:laugh1:

i know its not easy money but i love doing it:thumbup:

[Johny Walker]

i know its not easy money but i love doing it:thumbup:

 

will see how long it last yr an office tart ,been out in the cold damp english weather may give you a change of heart with no air con no central heating

[samtheman365]

enlighten us all then ,

its all about the customers, without them you have nothing

[samtheman365]

sorry if i upset anyone but i just wanted to be thought provoking

[ukminch]

I dont understand how that will work.

 

You need some structure to cost up.

 

Unless I'm missing something.

 

This might not make sense as I've been to the pub:thumbup:

 

You do need a structure to each job, but I've found that the structure to each job is different. I.e Some jobs it's just me and no kit, others me and kit, others a few men and some hired kit. A lot of people have one set of kit and one set of staff, so it's easy to price on an hourly rate. I'm now looking at the job deciding I want say £200 quid out of it, the extra labour is going to cost me £150, It's gona be easier to hire a big chipper in (150) and a big skip to get rid of the rubbish (100) So my day there is £600. Making it £75/hr. Whereas removing a small cherry tree in a back garden by myself needs me and my chipper. I want £100 for a mornings work, so £150 easily covers everything making £37.50 an hour. I.e Massive difference between the numbers if that makes sense, whereas the money I earn stays similar - When I've got work............

 

R

[Mesterh]

sorry if i upset anyone but i just wanted to be thought provoking

 

No worries. I upset people all the time

[Mesterh]

This might not make sense as I've been to the pub:thumbup:

 

You do need a structure to each job, but I've found that the structure to each job is different. I.e Some jobs it's just me and no kit, others me and kit, others a few men and some hired kit. A lot of people have one set of kit and one set of staff, so it's easy to price on an hourly rate. I'm now looking at the job deciding I want say £200 quid out of it, the extra labour is going to cost me £150, It's gona be easier to hire a big chipper in (150) and a big skip to get rid of the rubbish (100) So my day there is £600. Making it £75/hr. Whereas removing a small cherry tree in a back garden by myself needs me and my chipper. I want £100 for a mornings work, so £150 easily covers everything making £37.50 an hour. I.e Massive difference between the numbers if that makes sense, whereas the money I earn stays similar - When I've got work............

 

R

 

 

Sounds sensible enough to me