Hedge cutting

[zeroluke]

Hiya. Here is a hedge I cut. What would you have charged for it? I tried my new stihl hedge trimmer out on it, and its bang on. Oh and as for the bit at the top. I didn't have any ladders, its a job for another day when next door is in.

 

 

 

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I'm glad I don't upload pictures too often. It seems to take ages - I'm not that photoshop literate for resizing and lowering filesize tbh..

[Le Sanglier]

I reckon 7O quid if you took away the clippings.

[Big Bolt]

on the way home a pound a minute £45

[michaelknapp]

i reckon that is a 140.00 job round here any less i would not get out of bed

[Scott Walker]

£80 maybe £90 nice simple job no more than an hour.

 

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[woody paul]

£70 it's not just cutting the hedge travel cost is the biggest problem with a job like that. Unless you do it when your on way home if possible but most jobs like that aren't. There's got to be a minimum price/ callout on little jobs.

[roycurwen1]

80 quid and fill there green bin up and bag the rest . Two hours tops

[Andy Collins]

Would quote £175 to cut/clear. Not worth messing around with otherwise.

[daveindales]

on the way home a pound a minute £45

 

Thats about what I'd charge. Fit it in with a few more local jobs. Plus the VAT

[Mick Stockbridge]

Twenty odd years ago when I started out on my own I'd of charged a cup of tea and left a few cards for the customer to dole out.