Firewood prices

[18 stoner]

i need to do my maths on that, i would do it based on my £65 load. i will get back to you:thumbup1:

 

Sure do, ive got a wee suggestion for you:thumbup1:

 

Roughly will do.

[Hodge]

i would say £30 plus delivery

[Mesterh]

Surely your only too cheap if all the other local firms are charging more than you.Tis irrelevant what others charge in different regions.

 

Although you may make money by selling to them.

 

 

I dunno what volume that is but we charge £100 for approx 2 cube delivered.

 

Or did its going up this year but only to about £120 prob max.

[Hodge]

Surely your only too cheap if all the other local firms are charging more than you.Tis irrelevant what others charge in different regions.

 

Although you may make money by selling to them.

 

 

I dunno what volume that is but we charge £100 for approx 2 cube delivered.

 

Or did its going up this year but only to about £120 prob max.

 

That other guy on this thread is selling 1 cube for a hundred quid! most people dont know what a cube looks like:lol:

[MR TREEBUS]

If you are buying it in,which i presume you are,i really dont know how you making a profit on that?

[Mesterh]

That other guy on this thread is selling 1 cube for a hundred quid! most people dont know what a cube looks like:lol:

 

Well comparing your prices and the approx volume of a builders bag (0.6M is it?) you need to treble your prices.

 

Or move a lot further south.

[Hodge]

If you are buying it in,which i presume you are,i really dont know how you making a profit on that?

 

i double my money though.

[18 stoner]

Ok Hodge, you say £30 costs. I take it thats per load and delivered at £65, yes?

 

When you say 3 bags per load, is that 0.5 cu bags or 0.72?

[Hodge]

Ok Hodge, you say £30 costs. I take it thats per load and delivered at £65, yes?

 

When you say 3 bags per load, is that 0.5 cu bags or 0.72?

 

Approx 3 builders sand bags from jewson, dunno exact cu.

[18 stoner]

Ok, I would say that load is worth £150 delivered (approx)

 

That would hack a lot of your current customers off. Say 50% of them.

 

Say you delivered 10 loads per week at the moment, making £350 less delivery.

 

But after price rise only deliver 5 loads. But with £600 profit less delivery.

 

Now you have half the customers to deal with, less logs to cut, more time in bed with the missus, AND nearly twice the profit!

 

Sound any good?