hourly rate

[Pat Ferrett]

£350 an hour is what i say when asked... thats for a climber and one groundsman..

 

Plus Vat

[Yorkshireman]

keep it under a grand & you'll be right

[Mark Bolam]

John, what Nick is getting at is that you're better off quoting the job. The £350/hour is to discourage idiots demanding an hourly rate.

[Nick B]

I was always told between £25 - £30 per man per hour which works out for 2 men for 6 hours work.

Between £300 - £360 this would include removal of waste. This would be for a job in local area. Travelling would need to be taken in to consideration if further away.

[tractorboy1]

John, what Nick is getting at is that you're better off quoting the job. The £350/hour is to discourage idiots demanding an hourly rate.

 

And doing time and motion studies on you

[Mark Bolam]

Ha ha. Well remembered! Once bitten, twice shy!

[Ty Korrigan]

Customers that deduct £ every time you pause for a motion...or a tea.

[nick channer]

John, what Nick is getting at is that you're better off quoting the job. The £350/hour is to discourage idiots demanding an hourly rate.

 

thats correct but obviously thats with a chipper and 2 trucks.... we work on min of £1000 a day... with up to 4 men.. usually 3..

[felixthelogchopper]

Are you a tree surgeon, or involved in the sale of certain gentlemanly escort services?!

 

I think he could probably charge more at the top end

[Littletree]

Hi could anyone please tell me what hourly rate a customer should be expected to pay for a self employed tree surgeon?

 

Thanks

 

Hi there it's very unlightly you would get any tree surgeon to work for an hourley rate no one would do a job for a a couple hours doing it by the hour unless it was a couple of hundred pound an hour . . It's either quoted by the job or some may do it on a day rate depending if the job is very large and ongoing .

 

Littletree