Hi,
I'm fairly recently (about a year) self employed, and I have been asked to give a estimate for a 3 storey new build. Having read other information online regarding pricing it seems pricing per point or per sq metre seem the way to go. Just wondering what peoples prefer ways are as currently I am getting nowhere quickly.
Thank you in advance
 
Out of curiosity how do wet pants price a new build or string of new builds ? Price per rad , price per tap etc etc ?

Plastering is easy pricing by SqMtr , Tiling again easy pricing by SqMtr
 

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