Calculate Labor Costs
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How to Bid CONCRETE Edging
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Due to the precise nature of hand-laying and individually leveling each concrete edging unit, the installation process is considerably slower than for other edging materials like vinyl or steel. The presenter suggests a production rate of approximately 15 linear feet per hour for concrete edging, which is half the rate for vinyl or steel edging (30 linear feet per hour). Using an assumed labor rate of $65 per hour, the labor cost for concrete edging is calculated by dividing the hourly rate by the production rate ($65 / 15 L.f.), resulting in a labor-only cost of $4.33 per linear foot.
Goal: Determine the labor cost per linear foot for installing concrete edging, considering its intensity.
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