D&d

[church]

What do you think is fair m2 rate for dot & dab labour only on a large one off new build , 2.45 story height 1st floor to blockwork , ground floor is 2.55 no awkward angles just box shaped room s , loading out will be on a daywork rate access is OK and location is fairly local , the customer and builder wants a quailty job and will be measured through windows and doors ( we have got the skimming ) and been asked to d&d to help out the builders work load .

The job will come in handy and will run up to Christmas maybe into the new year ,Thanks lads C

 

[theblones]

3 quid m2

 

[wiganlad]

3 quid m2

yeah thats the general price. we used to get that when we where doing houses for a local firm

 

[beddy]

Church, the mod who's always moving topics cus they are in the wrong section, posting a question about dot and dab in the rendering section. Tut tut lol

 

[wiganlad]

Church, the mod who's always moving topics cus they are in the wrong section, posting a question about dot and dab in the rendering section. Tut tut lol

lol.

 

[Nisus]

Church, the mod who's always moving topics cus they are in the wrong section, posting a question about dot and dab in the rendering section. Tut tut lol

Ha ha I thought the same ;D
Naughty boy Church

 

[church]

Well its sort of like rendering but with plasterboard :

 

[McPlaster]

Fella i sub from pays 2.25 but on a one off you should look for at least 3.25 and 4.00 to skim if it seems like a nice dooable house which it sounds like.

 

[jpole_and_sons]

work out what will earn you a bag of sand a week and divide it up into the metres you need to do.

 

[Nisus]

;D ;D
Nice 8)

 

[church]

Thanks for the replys all