How to Quote Certain Kinds of Tree Work and Landscaping Jobs

Once in a while you may look at a job that isn't always as straightforward as others and it may be hard to estimate exactly how long the job will take or how involved it could get. In this video I discuss some tips for quoting these kinds of jobs.
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[@PlantVisionz]

Very good tip. I use that often.. It's all about sales psychology

[@paulperry7091]

A tree lopper friend used to get business by putting leaflets in letterboxes, but he was always careful not to leave a leaflet where the trees looked "difficult". It was always embarrassing when someone passed a leaflet on to the skipped house next door!

[@claythelin4346]

Very true, when customers think in hourly they think “I’ve never been paid over $30/hr that’s outrageous” without thinking of the equipment and running costs of the whole business lol

[@4.0gpa44]

Is the $200/hr $200 per man hour, or total for everyone on the job, say a 3 man crew?

[@cgfitnessandarboriculture]

Total for everyone on site. Depending on overhead and size of the operation I think falling somewhere between $125-$200 per hour is decent.