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Defining Square Footage and Seasonal Impact

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He clarifies that 'square footage' refers to the blueprint pattern of the building itself, not just the painted surface area. For example, a 2700 square foot house, whether single or two-story, is quoted by multiplying its total square footage by the determined per-square-foot price. This square footage price can also fluctuate based on the time of year and demand, being higher in peak seasons like summer compared to springtime.

Goal: Understand the definition of 'square footage' in pricing and how seasonality affects it

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square feet and I multiply it by the square foot price that I'm charging and that square foot price will also vary during the year and and the time of year and the season and that's basically it comes down to supply and demand. in the middle of the summer, my square foot price is ex quite a bit more than it is in say springtime when we're just rolling into our exterior season. So I could be getting a$1.15 a square foot there for an exterior in the spring and then my price could actually go up to a $150 a square foot if I'm booked out for a month or two months. Now, if I'm getting to the point where we're not booked for only a couple weeks, then the square foot price is going to lower. And that same the square foot price also applies to interiors also. So, the interior is just the blueprint of the building. So, the the layout is got a square foot to it. So, the and that could be it could be commercial, could be residential, the same thing. It's going to have a the square footage to it. I'm just going to take that square footage and on an interior we're typically going to be around $2 a square foot and then we're just going to take the $2, multiply it. If it's a 3500 foot

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