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Discuss Domestic V's Commercial in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Hi Can anyone please give a me an indication in terms of percentage on the uplife in price when quoting between domestic jobs and commercial tiling contracts. I predominatly work ...
          
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    Question Domestic V's Commercial

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    Can anyone please give a me an indication in terms of percentage on the uplife in price when quoting between domestic jobs and commercial tiling contracts.

    I predominatly work in the domestic market but getting more and more commercial opertunities these days.

    Always take a bit of a flyer and more often or not win the job, but the reason might be because I'm going in too cheap.

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    Surely that would all depend on the size of the job and other things ?
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    the way i look at it domestic tiling pays more for less work.......thats why i like it.
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