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Sheli, do you have specifications on exactly what they want you to do? This will determine what pricing you need. Then calculate the total man hours necessary to do the complete job. Include all your costs: supplies, labor, taxes, profit, insurance, etc. Then arrive at a total and divide that by how many hours to get a 'loaded' rate per hour. If you have competitors bid on the low side if not give a reasonable price. Be sure to have the job sup sign off after the two of you do a final walk through, so they can not come back later and say that you missed something.
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