Spend some time looking through the post. A good deal of info is shared in those post. My main income is from home repaints. You will need to take a look at your area for commercial work and what the market brings. If you have a contact or two who manage commercial job sites, invite them to lunch and ask what the going rates are for the type work you want to do. I believe you will get a good feel as you read over the various post also.
How do you bid commericial paint?
I have been painting for around 11 years residential and commericial. I have just recently started my own business and need to know how to bid the commerical end of it. Any helpful tips would be greatly appreciated.
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First off, read this post.
Then, do a search on this forum for for 'pricing'. You will have enough to read for a day or two.
Then, do a search on this forum for for 'pricing'. You will have enough to read for a day or two.
Great Read: Thanks Pro for linking back to it...First off, read this post.
Then, do a search on this forum for for 'pricing'. You will have enough to read for a day or two.
Brian should you read this a great post.
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