Rates

[Bird]

If someone posed the question how much do you charge per hour what would your answer would be (for tree work) and (hedge cutting)

[Gray git]

I'd say your brave asking that question which has been asked countless times before with an almost infinite number of answers deriving from the many variables of business model, client, equipment, overheads, experience and profit margins.

Good luck getting the answer you Want

[Starscream]

I'd say your brave asking that question which has been asked countless times before with an almost infinite number of answers deriving from the many variables of business model, client, equipment, overheads, experience and profit margins.

Good luck getting the answer you Want

 

!!!!!!!

[Starscream]

Don't sell time.. Sell a product and charge what that product is worth.

[Richard 1234]

You can only charge what the local economy can sustain

[stihlmadasever]

Don't sell time.. Sell a product and charge what that product is worth.

 

But how does he derive how much his product is worth without costing an hourly rate

[muttley9050]

As much as I can or the customer can afford

[daltontrees]

I'd say are you not just asking how much people charge per hour?

 

Also why are you asking in the firewood forum?

[michaelknapp]

never give a price per hour price the job what you think it is worth the amount of times I have done a job and its only taken an hour or so and you know it is worth more I will not charge less than £60 for a small job now

[gdh]

Decide how much you want per hour for labour, divide the cost of all your equipment by the number of hours it will last, add on any overheads,fuel etc and you've got your hourly rate. Then add a bit more because it's never enough.