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Hello again,
I wanted to say thanks to Ruby Pitbull for the advice. I have some more questions about painting. How do you know how much to price a house painting job, or a per room job. I mean would you price the job to the client by square ft, or price by gallon of paint sprayed? I know that there are many variables in painting like calk, and trim among other things, however I am a novice needing more info in that area before launching the business. Thank you in advance for your time.
The simplest way is by getting the price list from your current competitors who're running the same business in your area.Quote:
Originally Posted by isislulani
After comparing those price, you want to get into the market with cheap price reduce them for 10% ---- you will get the market based on price.
Want to get the market with quality, then rise it for +10% in price
Either first or second will effecienty work property
I don't know about getting a prie list from your competitors but your local paint supplier may be albe to help you out on calculating your prices.
You will want to figure in a few things like liability insurance, material cost, gas & vehicle maint. etc
As a general rule, I figure exterior work buy the hour and quote the customer a job price not an hourly price. If you wuote an hourly price then if you finish fast you get penalized for being fast. Make sure when you calculate your labor though that you figure in set up and tear down costs as well as travel time if the job is not close.
Interior work I figure by the square ft. of the wall space. Some painters figure by floor space but I have found the wall space to be more accurate.
Hope this helps and good luck
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