Electrical Estimating ©2011 - Labor Units
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- www.mikeholt.co... Running a business requires an understanding of how to estimate a job. This program will show you how to take-off a job, how to determine material cost and how to accurately estimate the labor cost. You'll learn the importance of knowing how to determine your overhead, profit and break-even point, and much more. Package includes 12 hours of DVD's and text/workbook with answer key.
Mike Holt is seriously so based, Thank you Mike Holt
Mike your the man. You rock! I learned a great idea with having your supplier pre-assemble whips and lamps. A no brainer!
I have read information on the NECA website that states that supervision is not included in the NECA labor unit but I have to side with Mike on this one. Many contractors do not include a separate budget for supervision in their electrical estimates. When these contractors adjust their labor units to match their actual field labor including supervision, they actually add supervision into the labor unit. It really doesn't matter where it is tracked as long as it is recognized and accounted for.
OMG, I wish we had our order of LED conversions palletized. 400 Philips EVOkits in boxes and parts on individual plastic sleeves. I'd say it easily tripled the project duration having to unpack and prep the kits. 😢 😢 😢
Work smarter, not harder. Plan well, and make more money, too. The customer will be happy the job is finished fast as well. They are paying for the job to get done. Breaking your back and bleeding doesn't add value to the project.
I believe installation is 69% of the labor unit now in 2023
Where did you see that?
Really insightful. I think I have definitely been undercharging some of our clients lol
Probably...
*Interesting Construction Estimating Video, ASPE*
good video
Good
just passn thru
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