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I use sq footage pricing and here's the method to my madness. We are a two man operation with small equip (yep, scrubs by zack's standards) and try to get 1.50/min.
I use .0022/sq ft based on ENTIRE lot size. I don't measure the lot, I get the info from the county website. That includes trimming the residence. Then I add on .035/linear ft for other trimming/edging (sidewalks, fences, etc.) We then add 50 cents per tree or other odd obstacle to trim around.
Most of the lots we do are relatively flat and uncomplicated. The formula seems to work well and be within what the market will take up to about 15K sq ft. After that it's a bit pricey.
RL
I use sq footage pricing and here's the method to my madness. We are a two man operation with small equip (yep, scrubs by zack's standards) and try to get 1.50/min.
I use .0022/sq ft based on ENTIRE lot size. I don't measure the lot, I get the info from the county website. That includes trimming the residence. Then I add on .035/linear ft for other trimming/edging (sidewalks, fences, etc.) We then add 50 cents per tree or other odd obstacle to trim around.
Most of the lots we do are relatively flat and uncomplicated. The formula seems to work well and be within what the market will take up to about 15K sq ft. After that it's a bit pricey.
RL
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