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Pricing
Everything we've written on pricing.
Pricing
How much should you charge for a boiler swap?
A pricing framework for boiler replacements: the kit, the labour, the flush, the extras that carry margin, and the deposit that stops you fronting the boiler.
Pricing
How much should you charge to install air conditioning?
A pricing framework for domestic AC installs in the UK: unit sizing, pipe runs, electrics, commissioning and the quote that sells the service plan too.
Pricing
How to price a painting job: per room, per m² or per day?
The three ways painters and decorators price work, when each fits, worked figures for rooms and exteriors, and how prep stops eating your margin.
Pricing
How to price a rewire: per point, per room or per job?
The three ways electricians price a full or partial rewire, when each one works, worked figures for 2026, and the quote format that wins the job.
Pricing
How to price a roofing job: repairs, flat roofs and full re-roofs
A pricing structure for roofers: repair call-outs, flat roofs per m², full strip-and-retile jobs, scaffold as its own line, and staged deposits on five-figure work.
Pricing
How to price a tiling job per m² (without eating the prep)
A working framework for pricing wall and floor tiling by the square metre: rates, prep, materials, wastage and the quote format that wins the job.
Pricing
How to price a job as a tradesperson (so you actually make a profit)
The simple pricing formula for tradespeople: materials, labour, overheads and profit, so your quotes cover the real cost of the work and leave you better off.
Pricing
How to set your day rate as a tradesperson (and stop undercharging)
Work out a day rate that actually pays you: start from the income you want, add your real costs and your true billable days, and stop pricing off what the last guy charged.
Pricing
How much should you charge to lay a patio in 2026?
A clear framework for pricing a patio job (materials, labour, access and margin) so you quote with confidence instead of guessing.
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