Calculate and Charge for Project Profitability
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How to Charge for Fall lawn clean-up -When you don't have the right equipment
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For this particular project, the total job took 3.5 hours from 'shop to shop' (from leaving the base to having all leaves off the trailer). The customer was charged $65 per hour, per man. For this one-man job, the total charge was $227.50. It's crucial for landscapers to stop undercharging. If multiple individuals are on a job, each man's hourly rate should be accounted for (e.g., two men at $65/hour each would be $130/hour total). Additionally, any costs incurred, such as dumping fees, must be passed directly to the customer, not absorbed by the business. Properly accounting for all costs and labor ensures business longevity.
Goal: Ensure the project is priced correctly to cover labor, overhead, and dumping fees for profitability.
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