What would you charge?
#4
I feel like a dope, I thought you said what would u change, not charge. lol
figure out what your supplies cost you, I'd add a little extra to that, not to much though. Then figure out how long it took you to do the job, and what you would think is reasonable to charge per hour.
400 sounds like a reasonable price for a job like that.
figure out what your supplies cost you, I'd add a little extra to that, not to much though. Then figure out how long it took you to do the job, and what you would think is reasonable to charge per hour.
400 sounds like a reasonable price for a job like that.
#9
*Sigh* If only i could find people who want a decent install like that, i would charge them like $200 to do it. I love doing these types of installs, and am fairly good at doing it as well, just can't find anyone who wants to spend the money for something like this.