How Much Should You Really Be Charging?
The number one question I receive is tied directly to the fact, most contractors are still guessing when it comes to pricing. Overhead. Profit. Labor rate. Trip fees. They think just because ...
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Good morning Jobber world
We are hosting our next in person / live stream course title:
THE 3 PAIN POINTS EVERY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR FACES
Do You remember the day you quit your job?
Maybe it was in a truck. Maybe it was after a long day. Maybe it was after realizing you didn't have enough money to care for your family.
Something we are seeing is: Now, theres nobody that feeds you work anymore. You have to go find it. And when you finally land a job, you stare at the number before sending it.
Asking yourself did I price this right? Am I too high? Did I just work for free?
Then you present it to them, they ask you to lower it, they ask you why is it so much... and then “I’m getting two more quotes.”
And you start wondering if going out on your own was a mistake. Nobody teaches contractors how to communicate your value.
So we will be speaking on:
How to Finding Electrical work.
How to Price Electrical work.
How to Sell Electrical work.
Love to have your feedback on the pain points you al experienced just starting out.