What If I Run Over? When Should I Charge the Customer?

Posted by srbobc 
· April 3, 2012 

Be careful how and when you enter into this conversation.  Your reputation is at stake. Good communication with the homeowners throughout the course of the work will completely eliminate surprises and conflicts when you go to collect your pay.  Make sure he or she understands the work being done and the challenges you are faced with. If the over run…

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What If I’m Not Sure How Long a Job Will Take?

Posted by srbobc 
· April 3, 2012 

Experience will teach you how many hours it takes to do various jobs.  In the mean time there are pricing guides available and some techniques you can use. This book contains a guide that shows a wide range of jobs and how they were priced.  You can use these for comparison purposes to price your work.  If you visit the…

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What Type of Customer Will Pay the Highest Rate for Handyman Services?

Posted by srbobc 
· April 2, 2012 

Millions of homeowners will agree that a good handyman is hard to find. They are afraid of calling someone they don’t know from the yellow pages or classified ads.   They don’t want to be over charged and treated rudely only to end up with shoddy workmanship and an unfinished job.  The handyman industry’s negative reputation has been built by people…

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