[Cletis]

On your outside jobs when it gets really really cold, du you adjust your prices to match your decrease in labor efficiency ?

Ex 200 amp upgrade in 75F in summer 12 man hours

Same except 20F 16 man hours

 

[DIYer4Life]

No but I charge more if it's going to be a hot attic in the Summer or a lot of outside work during a cold period or a really disgusting house or too much stuff in the way. Crap like that.

Oh wait, this is a cletis thread...

 

[Rollie73]

Oh wait, this is a cletis thread...

:thumbsup: If everybody stopped posting in Cletoris threads, would he just wither up and die???

 

[Cletis]

:thumbsup: If everybody stopped posting in Cletoris threads, would he just wither up and die???

You cant look the other way while passing a train wreck

 

[Rollie73]

You cant look the other way while passing a train wreck

:laughing::laughing: So damn true :laughing::laughing:

 

[480sparky]

I just eat more beans..... that not only makes the air warmer, it moves me along a little faster.

 

[Cletis]

But seriously, temperature adjustment is something i've been doing for 15+ years. It's painfully obvious everything in the dead of winter goes slow as hell and I ain't going to take the hit to my profits. So, I have a chart based on temp's that I adjust into my flat rates. Mainly, just seeing if I was the only one doing this out there.