how much should i charge for handyman services per/hour- electrical , plumbing , etc.?
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!
787486
That would depend on the area of the country one worked.. but in general.. about $15 an hour
631090
you want to base your price on a Co. Figure. say: $35.00 per hour  per person.+ material.\n\nSee how many sq.ft. pr hr. you can high speed Buff a floor.\nok........\nif you "Bid" a job... strip..mop..wax...you triple the cost per sq.ft.\nyour doing 3 times the work.
339353
Depends on the area of the USA you are in.\nCan be any where from min. wage to I'd say no more than $10 to 12 an hour.
1162650
pay the 450.  next time figure them out yourself....300 or so is about right.....but you should always get estimate BEFORE you get it done...withthe understanding (in writing) that if it is to cost more---you be notified in advance
121717
The "initial consultation" should be free.  If they want a per-hour rate, and you've never done this before, I'd consider $20-$25 to start (once you are real good, you can figure more), but only you know what your time is worth.  Also, I'd suggest a fixed bid - most people like this better.\n\nMeet with the people who want you to do the work, and define roughly the scope of the project - number of pages, graphics, operation, etc.  Then estimate how many hours you THINK it's going to take, double it, multiply that by what you think your time is worth, and quote that.\n\nOnce you get the job, you will score points if they have minor changes and you don't charge them extra.  However, if they come up with major modifications that are not reasonable (in our mind), don't hesitate to tell them that the changes "are not in the scope of the original design" and will cost more - and be prepared to quote a number when they ask "how much more?".\n\nDon't expect to get paid ANYTHING until you deliver SOMETHING.
212563
My job is to translate 4 diffrent languages... I charge $150 per hour ... I'm a beginner
435933
You can use the figure (just an estimate) of about $100 a square foot (bathrooms are a little more).   May be more or less depending on the reputation of your builder and the region of the country you live in.
463300
I would say about $12.00 per hour.
824572
A good rate is $10-15 an hour.\n\nObviously, it depends on how big your house is.\nIf you find the right person and your house is small you could expect around $30.\n\nYou could save money by finding a starving college student or illegal alien.
407409
Well here in N.Y the electrician union guys at the bottom make $ 34. per hour,and it goes up with experience.it depends on where you live.
677564
It will be very difficult to get a plumber to finance $30,000.   You should request repairs on one unit at a time.  But make sure to tell the plumber your plans of eventually replacing all of the pipes because he can pull out at any time. You've seen those signs that say "We reserve the right to refuse service."  Well ......Don't try to be tricky.  You will still be billed.  And you may be over-charged! AND you will be EXPECTED TO PAY IN FULL.  AND THEY CAN REPORT TO CREDIT BURREAUS.  \n\n\nAlso, try a government grant.
32836
He probably charges 60-100 bucks and hour, but that includes his overhead.  He probably takes home something close to 30-45 bucks an hour.
211868
That depends on:\n1.The area your in.\n2.If you use your own equipment and products.\n I would call all the services in your area, ask them how they go about bidding on jobs, and how much they charge, (per building, per office, per sq. feet), etc. They don't know if your a customer or not right? \nHere's an excellent website that should give you what you need in inhttp://www.sba.gov/starting_business/startup/guide.htmlfo. and more. Good luck!
522082
charge depending on the size of the house and if you are using your own products.  A flat rate of around $50 is normally good.  Check out some of your competition, call maid services around your area and ask how much they would charge. Don't tell them your plan tho. Use that information to help you find a good price. It's hard to tell you what to charge, it depends on where you live and what the economic situation in your area is. Good luck tho!
611284
If you do a little research, you could probably do it on your own and save yourself some $$$.  But then again if you have money to burn go ahead and hire that electrician to install all your cabling.
931884
Depends on the cost per hour and how many hours it takes to do the job.