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    Default 2012 Carpentry Pricing Guide- thoughts?

    Hi all, has anyone seen the 2012 Carpentry Pricing Guide? Cost of Carpentry Costs

    Do those prices look about right? Looks like $50/hr is the average hourly rate.

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    Marina, you might wish to also post this on the Renovate Forums (link in my signature).

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    Quote Originally Posted by MarinaY View Post
    Hi all, has anyone seen the 2012 Carpentry Pricing Guide? Cost of Carpentry Costs

    Do those prices look about right? Looks like $50/hr is the average hourly rate.
    Those prices are spot on
    The person who never made a mistake never made anything

    Cheers
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    general pricing:


    50/hr for labor
    60 if they are present and ask questions
    75 if they want to help
    90 if they worked on it first

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    Quote Originally Posted by oreos40 View Post
    general pricing:


    50/hr for labor
    60 if they are present and ask questions
    75 if they want to help
    90 if they worked on it first
    There is a large element of logic and truth in your rates

    I had an occasion to quote an extension 2 years ago, the owner said all prices too dear so he started it himself.

    Well he rang me for a quote to finish it, I took 1 look at it and said no self respecting tradie would touch it with a barge pole, he is still trying to finish it and I think the marriage went pear shaped in the process. Sad really, it has turned out to be the most expensive job he ever did
    The person who never made a mistake never made anything

    Cheers
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    Quote Originally Posted by Groggy View Post
    Marina, you might wish to also post this on the Renovate Forums (link in my signature).
    Thanks mate, will do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rwbuild View Post
    There is a large element of logic and truth in your rates

    I had an occasion to quote an extension 2 years ago, the owner said all prices too dear so he started it himself.

    Well he rang me for a quote to finish it, I took 1 look at it and said no self respecting tradie would touch it with a barge pole, he is still trying to finish it and I think the marriage went pear shaped in the process. Sad really, it has turned out to be the most expensive job he ever did
    That's too bad for him! Good to see you agree with the pricing guide though, our family woodworking business charges pretty much the exact prices featured in the guide so I feel pretty good about it. We're not bothered with going incognito to scope out the prices charged by our competition!

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    Default 2001 prices

    Could you please tell me just for intrest what the rates were in 2000/2001
    Cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by nrb View Post
    Could you please tell me just for intrest what the rates were in 2000/2001
    Cheers
    Not sure about 2000/2001 rates, sorry ): www.ServiceSeeking.com.au wasn't around back then...but from memory our family business was charging about $40/hr, maybe a bit less?

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