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What is the average price for stripping and waxing a flooring?
Usually for stripping and waxing you charge a per square foot price. The actual price varies depending on the job but usually it is around .30 / sqft. Kyle Deep Cleaning Systems
Is stripping a job?
no its not it is a bad thing to do
Why do they have strippers?
Stripping is a legitimate job.
How long to waite before waxing car after a paint job?
The amount of time to wait before waxing a car after a paint job will vary. This will depend on the type of paint job and the wait period can be between 30 days to 4 months.
How do you bid a paint job?
If you've never bid a painting job, contact the sales representative at the paint store that you buy your paint at and they will be glad to help you figure out how much materials you will need. You can use this information and add on your labor and profit to determine a price to bid.
How do you write a bid?
The main factor when writing a bid is pricing for services. You have the option to charge an hourly rate or a based price for the job.
What is the difference between a bid and a quotation?
A bid is a formal offer to do a job or provide a service at a specific price, while a quotation is a price estimate given to a potential customer for a specific job or service.
How much can you bid a job for without a contractors license?
Legally-- Nothing.
US Postal Service job bidding?
how many times can u bid
What does a job bid look like?
A job bid typically includes a brief introduction of the bidder, outlining their qualifications and experience relevant to the project. It often details the scope of work, timeline for completion, and a breakdown of costs or pricing. Additionally, the bid may highlight any unique value propositions or approaches that differentiate the bidder from competitors. Overall, it serves as a persuasive document aimed at securing the job.
How much per square do insurance in Iowa pay for roof replace?
It doesn't work that way, They don't pay by the square in Iowa or any state. As the roofing contractor, you just submit a bid proposal to the homeowner for the entire job. The home owner either accepts your bid or they don't accept it. The homeowner then, upon acceptance of your offer, forwards your bid to the Insurance Adjuster, If your bid is reasonable then they will accept it also and authorize the work to begin. You don't get to ad-on costs after the job is done. No contractor over-ride or profit margins get added after the job. You need to include all that in your initial bid for the roof. If you attempt to add additional after the job is done, the company will likely reject you bill.
What occurs when a company makes an arrangement so that one contractor is assured to win the bid to perform a contracted job task such as placing a roof or windows on a building?
bid rigging
