Opinions on this job?

[s.varty]

I,m down your way soon...pm me your number and either I,ll do it for you or I can guide you through it..

 

If I were a climber id take pauls option, experienced climber on board plus you,ll learn loads

[5 shires]

Cheers for the comments. I think like was said I need to just man up and go for it! Momentary lapse in confidence : ). And thanks for the offers of help, will get in touch if needed.

 

 

No not yet, hard to quote without a plan of attack

 

 

 

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I'll start the ball rolling on the price going on how I would do it. Between £800 to £1100 but that's not seeing it but by the looks of it and location nice steady job

[limmy66]

I'd be edging on 1400 to 1600

[Tree Man Tom]

I'll start the ball rolling on the price going on how I would do it. Between £800 to £1100 but that's not seeing it but by the looks of it and location nice steady job

 

Was gonna say around about 1k based on pictures and description. Steady couple days for 3 blokes first day, 2 blokes second day. Have it on the ground in a day and then ring up and rake up next day. Nice bit of firewood as a bonus to!

[5 shires]

I'd be edging on 1400 to 1600

 

Could be, but based my price on not seeing it. Like I said in my first post. Lots of variables. At least we can give him a guide to what he should be charging.

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

Have you got to shift the chip? Timber?

[Tree Man Tom]

Was gonna say around about 1k based on pictures and description. Steady couple days for 3 blokes first day, 2 blokes second day. Have it on the ground in a day and then ring up and rake up next day. Nice bit of firewood as a bonus to!

 

Actually that's based on chip and logs (ringed up) staying. Basing pricing on a similar job I just did. All stayed on site, made a huge difference on time scale.

Edited December 2, 2014 by Tree Man Tom

[mattyboy]

on the ground and chipped in a day then a day for a couple of boys moving the timber. If the timber was staying then couldnt charge more than a grand, but as you gota move it all thats gota to be worth 300ish extra so say £1300.

[AHPP]

Of course this is just a few numbers thrown out there. I'm guessing at your setup, what kit you already have etc.

 

£200 for you

£200 for Paul

£200 for chipper and fuel

£50 for truck and fuel

£50 for saws and fuel

£100 towards overheads (insurance, advertising)

£150 for any kit you need to buy/profit

 

£950. Under a grand so looks palatable so higher chance you'll get the job (which you have set aside primarily for learning).

You learn. Blokes get paid well. Everything else covered or accidentally profited on. Kit profit or cash profit. Win all round.

 

Add another groundsman if you want more time with Paul.

Edited December 2, 2014 by AHPP

[Acg128]

£1750.00