I know a post like this can be pointless as without seeing the job its hard to say a price.
Ive had a customer call me, he has the boiler, vertical flue and hive controls.
He wants a vaillant 835 combi in the airing cupboard on the top floor. Current boiler is in the cellar and so is the gas meter.
Non of the gas pipe is currently in copper apart from a section for the boiler. Cooker is on the bottom level of the property by the cellar. The old gas pipe tees off at a couple of different points but no other appliances so must be capped at various points. I've said I'd be upgrading the gas pipe and running it in copper. It's a long run, 3m minimum just to get out the cellar I'd say minimum 12m.
He has a roofer who will help with the flue I'll be making all connections in the loft.
Also 14 old rads needing new valves. I reckon 3 days work.
Trying to get me to commit to a price, nice enough but an old bloke who used to manage sites "so I have a good idea how long things should take". I think I'm going to say a day rate and it takes as long as it takes. I can't see a fairer way. How would you approach it?
Ive had a customer call me, he has the boiler, vertical flue and hive controls.
He wants a vaillant 835 combi in the airing cupboard on the top floor. Current boiler is in the cellar and so is the gas meter.
Non of the gas pipe is currently in copper apart from a section for the boiler. Cooker is on the bottom level of the property by the cellar. The old gas pipe tees off at a couple of different points but no other appliances so must be capped at various points. I've said I'd be upgrading the gas pipe and running it in copper. It's a long run, 3m minimum just to get out the cellar I'd say minimum 12m.
He has a roofer who will help with the flue I'll be making all connections in the loft.
Also 14 old rads needing new valves. I reckon 3 days work.
Trying to get me to commit to a price, nice enough but an old bloke who used to manage sites "so I have a good idea how long things should take". I think I'm going to say a day rate and it takes as long as it takes. I can't see a fairer way. How would you approach it?