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wot do u guys charge a sq metre? in the
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just starting up so need a bit help.
and do u charge the same for ceramic and porcelin?
and when u give them a price do u leave the materials ... -
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wot do u guys charge a sq metre?
just starting up so need a bit help.
and do u charge the same for ceramic and porcelin?
and when u give them a price do u leave the materials seperate or put it in the price of the sq metre?
doing a homer and charged them around £12 a sq metre plus materias is that fair?
cheers in advance.
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Re: wot do u guys charge a sq metre?
Thers a lot of variables to be considered, could you live on a 4mtr splashback @£12 mtr (maybe a day plus going back to grout) Have a good read through the forums before each job and you'll pick up a lot of pointers.
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Re: wot do u guys charge a sq metre?
i charged that for a kitchen floor cos it was friends.would have charged the normal customer £22.50 - £25.is that about rite for ceramic,and would it be more for porcelin?
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Re: wot do u guys charge a sq metre?
walls £25 m2 floors £30 m2 , day rate £120 plus
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Re: wot do u guys charge a sq metre?

Originally Posted by
martin & brock
just starting up so need a bit help.
and do u charge the same for ceramic and porcelin?
and when u give them a price do u leave the materials seperate or put it in the price of the sq metre?
doing a homer and charged them around £12 a sq metre plus materias is that fair?
cheers in advance.
Interesting phrase! Do you work for another company and not yourself?
Grumpy
tiling@grouters.co.uk
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Turnover is Vanity, Profit is Sanity, Cash is reality!
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Re: wot do u guys charge a sq metre?

Originally Posted by
grumpygrouter
Interesting phrase! Do you work for another company and not yourself?
myself and a mate is starting up part time for the now.
how?
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Never heard of doing a homer, but I took it as another way of saying doing a foreigner.
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Originally Posted by
martin & brock
myself and a mate is starting up part time for the now.
how?
Just that my understanding of "homer" is someone who is employed in a particular job and takes on "private" work outwith the company doing the same job but paid on a "cash" basis. That was all.
Grumpy
tiling@grouters.co.uk
Balancing Act Accounting
Turnover is Vanity, Profit is Sanity, Cash is reality!
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i charge the same for porcelain and ceramic, but charge more for stone or mosaic.
£20-25 a m2 for porcelain and ceramic, and £25-30 for stone. when i go and price the job i decide how fiddly it looks and weather or not i get a good vibe from the customer then decide my price per meter, i also take into account any travel involved....But, after having brought up all these variables, i price most at £22 a meter then materials on top.
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Originally Posted by
muffinman
walls £25 m2 floors £30 m2 , day rate £120 plus
intresting Muff are you quicker on walls than floors ? :Pete
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Re: wot do u guys charge a sq metre?
£30 m2 porcelain & ceramic £40 m2 stone & slate £150 day rate all including materials
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If the jobs very straight forward and basic then I can charge as low as £20 psqm, but otherwise I generally work out roughly how long it will take me and charge day rate, or whichevers is the most.
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£18 m2 across the board for private and £34 m2 for commercial labour and addy
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Homer............Thats an East Lothian phrase. Well it was when I was there
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Droopy
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To me, doing a Homer would possibly be doing something really stupid, ie a Homer Simpson
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Droopy
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Re: wot do u guys charge a sq metre?

Originally Posted by
smurf21
£18 m2 across the board for private and £34 m2 for commercial labour and addy
does that mean £16 for materials ?
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tiler burden
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Re: wot do u guys charge a sq metre?
i believe meter prices should be left for commercial and site work with no obstructions BUT if you have a clear run ie floors etc then a meter price can be advantageous.
£15m2 up to £25m2 seems to be the variable on ceramics and porcelain (low / high end)
£25m2 up to £40m2 seems to be the variable on natural stone..
day rates go from around £80 per day upto around £150 - £200 max...this london nonsense is a load of rubbish, they arnt getting £300 a day, its a myth..the only way you make good money is to be quick and good at what you do. you can earn £3, 4, 5 hundred a day but it will be on metarage hits rather than straight ( i want x amount per da as my day rate)
find out you niche in the market, find out what your main cometetors are charging and then decide make a decision on your needs...remeber, that id you are hitting the budget end of the market then price matters greatly!!!! if you are hitting the high end, then quality and how professional you present your self will matter. dont think rich people are stupid and will pay silly money because you have a new van and web site. they didnt get rich by being stupid....explain what you will do confidentally, show them the benefits of your tiling and business and price accordingly..everything has its fair price.
how this helps you a bit
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