what is the going rate for painting labor?
413276
Depends on location, how much experince you have or if you have got any of your own tools.\nI start all my guys at the same wage unless they have experience or painters tools. But even then they have to prove to me that they can paint and do it right any gotta know how to cut in with out using a edger or tape!
401287
I make $32/hr at my job (i'm an electrician), and coworkers (other trades) get paid similarly.  Outside, depending on if you're licensed by the state to do these repairs, cuz you'd be legally responsible for any follow-up repairs. $20 to $40 an hour is reasonable, depending on the job: carpentry & painting at the lower end, plumbing and electrical is based on job (EXAMPLES: a light fixture or switch $25; whole house $40/hr; fix a leaky tap $20). And, too, if they're elderly, cut them a discount. I hope this was helpful. Good luck!
1783
Construction, carpentry, auto repair, brick work, landscaping, laying tile... Almost anything. If you want a career working with your hands, its probably best to start your own business in it. Because then you can charge 30 dollars an hour for your work. Dont get suckered into working manual labor for someone else for a lousy 10 bucks and hour. \n  I started my own house painting business by running an add in the newspaper for Painting services. I made $15,000 last summer working with my hands. \n  Great question.
1134053
depends how much work you have to do. I would say like 7 or 8 $ an hour.
617404
depends on area and union affiliation, but typically in excess of $18/hr
6909
Well, Im a painting contractor.  I am licensed.  It does matter what kind of license you get.  You dont need a permit, but you need a license.  I am a master at booking work.  I learned soo fast.  But, you know what?  My license helped me when my business was crippled.  I was involved in a motorcycle accident and I couldnt do much.  Then, I quickly got my license and I started getting work.  You have to fill out for a "Home Improvement" License.  Dont get the ones that say that you are a painter.  Its like a certificate that shows that you know how to paint.  Those come from city hall, and costs like 5 buxx.  You need to pay like 200-300 depending on the size of your company.  Email me for the rest because it will help you with work.  I dont want to disclose important secrets on here.  Fudope_7@yahoo.com.  Just rate me a perfect 5 stars before you email me....
508918
This pretty simple.\nMost contractors should be able to estimate the number of work hours required to do a job based on past experience.\n\nIf, for example, you are repairing a roof and you know it will take 2 people 8 eight hours each then you estimate 16 hours of work.\n\nIf you pay each worker $10/per hour then charge the client $20 (to account for taxes benefits etc)\n\nMaterials are generally marked up 20%\n\nYou pay $100 in shingels charge the client $120
149352
If it takes 5 people t days to do the house, then each day, 1/t of the house is painted.  If 5 people paint 1/t part of the house, then the rate at which each person paints 1/5t part of the house per day.  If 6 people take t - 8 days to paint the house, then each day 1/t-8 part of the job is done.  Since there are 6 people, each person paints 1/6(t-8) part of the house.  If we assume that each painter works at the same rate, then 1/5t = 1/6(t-8).  If we take reciprocals we get 5t = 6(t-8) and t = 48 for 5 people and 40 days for 6 people.
431349
It depends on the number of children being babysat....if you are babysitting one kid...the going rate is between $6.00 to $8.00...if it is 2 children the going rate is between $8.00 to 10.00...and it goes up in increments or you can give discounts to undercut the competition and make sure you get the job.
95923
The price of $175.00 is in the ballpark for a Lee Reynolds painting.  Click on the link below and check the price for the one most similar to yours.  Hope this helps!\n\nhttp://search.ebay.com//search/search.dll?from=R40&satitle=painting+lee+reynolds&ssPageName=ADME:X:EMTFS:US:3
633216
You should charge $5 per hour. So around $30 would be good
260451
Anywhere from $15 to $200/ hour
518001
Fees range from approximately $60-$300/hour depending on level of expertise, region and demand for services.
93781
How much money are we talking about and what interest rates are you paying?
935726
About $25.00 per hour would be my guess.
1028856
Has to do with the job. I would say between 30-40 bucks an hour. Because of the Gas prices and the fact that you go to their house.
300623
Sure, at $500 a scene (the going rate)