domestic pricing help please

[pbrender]

evening everybody,I knew to this so please forgive me!
I'm trying to comprise a rough guide on pricing for domestic installations (part p scheme, thinking about a change over or at least addition)
I apreciate each job is different, but,would apreciate any guidance anyone can give me as domestic appears very different from commercial and industrial.

anything from full rewire, changing a light pendant to a chandelier, to an addition or change of socket please.

thankyou everyone!

Paul

 

[Khan]

pbrender orite chap, I am having the same problems as i am a newby electrician, currently aged 18 but wanting to turn self employed so this prices issues is a big headace for me, But however it depends on the location of you in habitants or the place you get a job from it all depends on the area, but dont take my word for it chap as i am i new myself but i do have years experinece in domestic and commerical

 

[telectrix]

as a rough guide, you should be charging between £20 & £30 / hour for you labour.

 

[jaythespark]

i'm also fairly new to the self employed game. 20 - 30 per hour sounds about right though!

 

[SPARTYKUS]

As a really old rule of thumb it used to be number of bedrooms times a grand plus a bit but that is sadly a thing of the past unless you live and work in Westminster

 

[Paul.M]

Everyone and every job is different but:- Materials + 20-30% + what you believe your time and expertise is worth per hour = £---. A word of warning, don't under estimate how long a job can take or you will find yourself working a few hours or a day for no wage (kind of thing).

 

[Sparky Ninja]

welcome along


:welcome:

 

[CRAGS]

Hi and welcome

 

[brucelee]

Hi mate welcome to the forum

 

[Sintra]

Hi & welcome.

 

[Kamikaze]

Hi and :welcome2:to the institude of electrickery. :8:

 

[pbrender]

Re: domestic external conduit

Hi Everyone,

is it exceptable to use plastic conduit outside on a domestic install or should it only be galvanised steel?


I have to run power in 2.5 t&e approx 3m outside along a brick face, they have already bought the plastic conduit!

thankyou to everypne who answered my first post.

paul

 

[Phil]

Welcome to the forum

 

[Guest123]

Welcome along.:hippy: