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PaPa Roach
Trade: In school plan on starting own business
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Southwest Louisiana, Southeast Texas
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How to bid an HVAC job
I am an electrician and am interested in starting an HVAC business. I have no idea how to bid the job. I can bid an electrical job all day. If someone can help I would really appreciate it.
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Member
Trade: residential and commercial
Join Date: Jun 2011
Posts: 44
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Re: How to bid an HVAC job
depends if you are doing the work yourself or hiring someone or subing.
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Junior Member
Trade: HVAC Change Outs and Service
Join Date: Jan 2011
Posts: 27
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Re: How to bid an HVAC job
Get an iPhone... There's an App for that..
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Junior Member
Trade: c20 licensed contractor
Join Date: Jun 2011
Posts: 4
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Re: How to bid an HVAC job
whats the name of the app
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Junior Member
Trade: HVAC Change Outs and Service
Join Date: Jan 2011
Posts: 27
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Junior Member
Trade: hvac service tech
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Hampton Roads
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Re: How to bid an HVAC job
i dont know if you have any feild experiance in hvac work. when bidding hvac work better put on plenty of money for warranty work especially if your hiring subs to do the work
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Member
Trade: residential and commercial
Join Date: Jun 2011
Posts: 44
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Re: How to bid an HVAC job
warrany work? wow
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Junior Member
Trade: Heating and plumbing
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Connecticut
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Junior Member
Trade: Contractor employee,wholesale sales,contactor,sales
Join Date: Jul 2011
Posts: 6
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Re: How to bid an HVAC job
Computer apps are great but I'm sure you have to plug in some numbers in order for it to work.
You really have to know what it costs you to wake up each morning. For instance all your insurance costs stay the same if you work or sleep in. You have wear and tear on your truck and you need gas .You have to take into consideration the wear and tear on your tools especially the test meters vacuum pump,micron gauge stuff like that. When you bid a job all that and a ton more has to come out of that bid,plus you add your labor.Are you a hard working honest contractor ? well believe it or not that is worth something as it will build your reputation and lead to business in the future. Its not a simple issue if you intend to be around for a while. What you need to do is schedule an appointment with a CPA that has experience in the HVAC industry to figure out what it costs you to get up in the morning.Then you can bid a job. |
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