How to price up a job

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SeanJ16

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In starting my own business and have been plastering for 14 years but I've always worked for other people aN never had to price the work. Can anyone tell me how to price a job by metre squared
 
I'm in the same boat as you. It's something like the gas metre reading mulitplied by the electric metre reading, this giving a metre squared!

Hope this helps x x


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I'm in the same boat as you. It's something like the gas metre reading mulitplied by the electric metre reading, this giving a metre squared!

Hope this helps x x


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Not at all be helpfully man not stupid
 
My point is all plasterers should have the same method for measuring up a job big or small and it looks like no one has a clue I'll just quick to do it the way I said, measuring the m2 of all surfaces.
 
Not at all be helpfully man not stupid


Hahaha I fail to believe someone of 14 years on the trowel can't price a job.

In seriousness it would depend on whether your going through the openings or not, on linear metreage on revels etc


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Hahaha I fail to believe someone of 14 years on the trowel can't price a job.

In seriousness it would depend on whether your going through the openings or not, on linear metreage on revels etc


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Don't confuse him FFS lol
 
Its easy whatever the lotto rollover is up to? Charge that plus a bit in top for a takeaway on way home (y)
 
My point is all plasterers should have the same method for measuring up a job big or small and it looks like no one has a clue I'll just quick to do it the way I said, measuring the m2 of all surfaces.
As you dont live in the real world and clearly taking the piss and probably masturbating with all the attention your getting etc heres a pic to stimulate you
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