Tejas 241--

Its probably not going to be very helpful for someone from Washington state to try to tell you what to charge for your services in South Carolina.

If you need to get a feel for your asking price, check out the local competition. Call competitors and ask for a estimate to do your lawn. Specify what you want done, and ask for a price for a one-time only, and then a contract deal. You might want to have the work accomplished, and watch the operation closely to see what is done, how it is done, how many people/what type of equipment is involved, and how long it takes to do each task.

Use this information to determine what your costs/rates will be, and to determine if you can compete fairly in the local business environment, and how long it will take you to break even, etc.

Reply

Quote Reply

Digg It

Del.icio.us