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Lance Williams

Hi all

I have just passed my C&G level 3 Plumbing Technical Certificate. I started plumbing full time in September last year. For at least 4 years i was doing work on weekends, whilst studying, untill I got a heating job in that was too big to do part time. So I took the plunge and gave up my career as a Mechanical Design Engineer in Mobile Hydraulics and became a Plumber. I love it - but I don't like the current uncertainty of where my next job is gonna come from!

In this increasingly recession driven age I'm struggling to quote accurately and thus competitively - so I'm hoping to use this forum primarily to ask you guys what's a fair price to charge for certain jobs, and how long should they should take me. Obviously as I become more exerienced this will be less and less of an issue!!

Look forward chatting with you more knowledgable chaps.
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Lance
 
price structure varies from area to area ,you have to work out your overheads,van deisel,rent,insurence,pension. then devide by hours you want to work,pluss your profit margin
 
Thanks David

It was more a question of how long certain jobs, for example, converting a gravity primary/pumped C/H to a fully pumped system, including renewing the cylinder, should take.

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Lance
 
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