Re: RE: Questions - Going from Hourly to Per Project Basis

["Mike O." <obie1121 -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

> but that they are expected to have the framing completed on
> a specified date in order for the work to be done on time
> and within budget,

The plumber also assumes you will be home to unlock the door, tell you where
the bathroom is, tell you where the leaks are, move the piles of junk away
from the water heater, etc...  Sure you can figure that out on your own but
it's easier if your client works with you.

> and if the plumber arrives on the
> appointed date and the framing isn't ready, they still have
> to pay the plumber for showing up on time and also pay for
> the plumber to stand around waiting for framing or send the
> plumber away and risk losing their time slot for the work.

In the current job market, employers assume your time slots are pretty much
open all the time... :-)

Mike O.



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