How do boiler installers most commonly charge for their services?

Answer: Fixed fee (based on unit cost and labor)
Explanation: Flat Rate pricing is easy on the customer because they know upfront what the cost will be no matter how long it takes and it takes the pressure off the installer to hurry and get it done because of the hourly rate.

Answer: Fixed fee (based on unit cost and labor)
Explanation: All Instalations should be an agreed upon bid. Sometimes we give an approved window or price range. Some jobs we do better than others.

Answer: Fixed fee (based on unit cost and labor)
Explanation: Labor and materials and the locati9n plays a small part of the bids.

Answer: Hourly rate (plus cost of unit)
Explanation: Hourly is actually daily. How many days does it take to replace

Answer: Fixed fee (based on unit cost and labor)
Explanation: We always price our work with a flat rate price which includes equipment, material, labor, company expenses and so forth. That way the client knows how much its going to cost and not worrying about paying more than they anticipated. We know that all familys are on a fixed budget and need to know the exact price they are gonna be payin for our services so they can fit into their budgwt all of the other stuff that life throws our way.

Answer: Fixed fee (based on unit cost and labor)
Explanation: Most of the smaller projects are done by proposal. The larger ones we have done, have been both ways or on a cost plus.

Answer: Hourly rate (plus cost of unit)
Explanation: an up front cost is always the best

Answer: Hourly rate (plus cost of unit)
Explanation: most fair to all parties. alot of variables from one job to another