hit and miss fencing,

[gnfencer]

Any advice on how much is fair to charge for erecting hit and miss slatted fencing, all timber supplied, I just have to supply postcrete, and hire a paslode nail gun,

Six feet high,

[s.varty]

Why not do a couple of hours work erecting, then you,ll know how long it will take you, then give a price. If its a big job you could catch a cold by guessing it as youv obviously never done this type of fencing before.

[Guss109]

Are you removing the old fence and digging out the old posts? A bag or two per hole how long is it and don't forget to find out the cost of nails as you will need a box of 51&91 mm nails to. Sorry for more questions than answers where in the country are you as prices might differ with areas

[Tom D]

If you were supplying timber I'd say 50-70/m so knock off the timber cost and go from there.

[gnfencer]

Are you removing the old fence and digging out the old posts? A bag or two per hole how long is it and don't forget to find out the cost of nails as you will need a box of 51&91 mm nails to. Sorry for more questions than answers where in the country are you as prices might differ with areas

 

ground will be levelled out prior to work starting.

It's in the Keith area,

 

Charging per metre

[onyx landscaping/fencing]

how long a fence is it? couple of meters or couple of hundred?

[treequip]

Any advice on how much is fair to charge for erecting hit and miss slatted fencing, all timber supplied, I just have to supply postcrete, and hire a paslode nail gun,

Six feet high,

 

Bugger, that's a big nail gun:laugh1:

[gnfencer]

how long a fence is it? couple of meters or couple of hundred?

 

Around 30 metres,

[Kev Stephenson]

With good level ground and presentable digging 30 meters is doable in a day by 2 men if the timber is roughly laid out for you (i.e. you don't have to carry it all 100 meters first).

 

30 meters = 16 posts @ 2 bags per post = £128

2 boxes of nails (you will have loads left) = £80

paslode hire - you're a fencer and you don't own one!!!

 

£600 minimum cost to customer

[Guss109]

If you were supplying timber I'd say 50-70/m so knock off the timber cost and go from there.

 

 

Sounds fair to me but when you knock of the price of timber leave a bit extra on as you will probably get it cheaper unless it's a big firm