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FreeBear said:
Multiskilled handyman is more likely £50-100 per hour. Electricians, plumbers, and other building trades are going for £150-250 or more.TELLIT01 said: an hourly rate of around £30 per hour (more in some areas)
I don't know where you live, but a plumber or electrician trying to charge up to £2000 per day wouldn't get much work round here. Likewise a jobbing handyman trying to charge £800 per day.
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Depends on the type and size of post too, a nice planed one, for painting would cost more than a sawn fence type post.I have just priced some fence posts this week, a 75x75x1800 treated sawn post is £5.67 here at present.0
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TELLIT01 said:FreeBear said:
Multiskilled handyman is more likely £50-100 per hour. Electricians, plumbers, and other building trades are going for £150-250 or more.TELLIT01 said: an hourly rate of around £30 per hour (more in some areas)
I don't know where you live, but a plumber or electrician trying to charge up to £2000 per day wouldn't get much work round here. Likewise a jobbing handyman trying to charge £800 per day.
Sorry, major brain f**t today. Building trades should have been day rate, not per hour.
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FreeBear said:TELLIT01 said:FreeBear said:
Multiskilled handyman is more likely £50-100 per hour. Electricians, plumbers, and other building trades are going for £150-250 or more.TELLIT01 said: an hourly rate of around £30 per hour (more in some areas)
I don't know where you live, but a plumber or electrician trying to charge up to £2000 per day wouldn't get much work round here. Likewise a jobbing handyman trying to charge £800 per day.
Sorry, major brain f**t today. Building trades should have been day rate, not per hour.
That's more like it
My brother-in-law is a jobbing builder able to do everything except gas and electrics, and he charges £20 per hour. We keep telling him he should increase that a bit but he's a soft touch!
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