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A week to 1st fix a newbuild?you must like lots of tea breaks.im not the fastest and would probably allow a good week to 1st fix
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A week to 1st fix a newbuild?you must like lots of tea breaks.im not the fastest and would probably allow a good week to 1st fix
hi danzor, is it 40/60 just for the labour and you charge for tha matirials on top of it , or the matirials are included in your price???standad rate for a socket around here is £60 and £40 a fitting. Thats obviously 1st and 2nd fix and london rates. Thats kinda average what alot of people I know charge.
I tend to sometimes work out how long the job takes, so daily rate + material + 15/20% on top just to cover my arse if the job over runs, or extra profit .
thats ridiculous!! if you allowed maybe 600+ inc vat for materials your left with like £750 ish. how quick can they be 1st and 2nd fixed??
im not the fastest and would probably allow a good week to 1st fix and a few days to 2nd fix, maybe say 10 days labour, so id want a minimum of £2000 in labour, he's either rough as buggery or super fast!! people like that do my head in, they should be realistic and give others a chance!
50 quid just for a labour or material expences are included in this 50 quid price?50 pound a point ie socket outlet etc
is there usuall any interval between between 1st and 2nd fix? i mean if there is any other building job needs to be done like plasterboarding or plastering etc needs to be usually done between the fixes or 1st and 2nd fix are done usually in one go one straight away after another?what does your experience say?Hey Mike.
I dont think those two guys are on the forum anymore.
In answer to your question though, 1st fix is drilling holes, installing cables and backboxes and capping etc. 2nd fix is terminating all the sockets, switches light fittings and consumer unit etc.
Cheers
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