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Roofing Sucks In Texas
I dont know how you guys get $300-$400 a sq.
I have a tough time getting $150. Can I move?
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Re: Roofing Sucks In Texas
Doesnt everyone use mexicans down there for the labor. maybe you should as well, if you dont already.
What does everyone get $300-$400 on that you are referring to? |
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Re: Roofing Sucks In Texas
Don't sweat it, a little bird told me roofing is going up in Texas as of 7AM sat.
Bob
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Re: Roofing Sucks In TexasQuote:
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Re: Roofing Sucks In Texas
Construction pricing is variable for your region, this includes roofing. I would think the closer you are to the source of cheap labor the cheaper labor will be.
I have guys in my area charging $150 for a tear off roof, but I stay busy averaging $220. I just did a roof for about $475, and I have a flat roof coming up for $620. Today a builder called me and was trying to find out how much I charge blah blah blah. I START at new construction about $175 plus flashing, steep etc... He insisted on receiving a verbal before he allowed me to bid so I gave him a range of $135-220 depending. His response was "This isn't a tear off". I said "I know." The point is there are customers who want the cheapest and there are customers who want the best, and there are customers who want a balance of value and quality. I prefer to work with customers who want a balance as my primary target audience, and customers who want the best as my secondary. I refuse to work for customers who want the cheapest... or should I say they refuse to hire me. I believe my customers are getting a good roof for the price when they hire me. Rest assured there are more expensive contractors in my area, much more expensive. I'm right in the middle, right where I want to be. |
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