DimEnergy Appliance Repair

Why Does It Cost $1,500? Client: How much will this job cost? Pro: $1,500. Client: Why so expensive? Pro: How much do you think it would cost if you did it yourself? Client: Maybe $800? It seems like a simple job. Pro: For $800, feel free to do it yourself. Client: But I don’t know how! Pro: Then for $800, I’ll teach you how to do it. Next time, you’ll be able to handle it. Client: Sounds interesting. Let’s do it. Pro: Great. You’ll need a welder, electric saw, airbrush, compressor, drill, gloves, paint, brushes… Client: Wait! I don’t have any of that stuff. I’m not buying all that for one job. Pro: No problem — I can rent it all to you for $300. Client: Okay, deal. Pro: Be here Tuesday at 6 a.m. to pick everything up and get started. Client: 6 a.m.? That’s too early… (Pause) Client: You know what? I’d rather pay the $1,500. It’ll be done right, and it’ll probably save me money in the long run. -- The Takeaway: When you hire a professional, you’re not just paying for the job itself. You’re paying for: Knowledge. Experience. Tools. Time. Training. Transportation. Safety. Precision. Guarantees. Reliability. Professionalism. And everything else behind the scenes that makes the job look “easy.” Quality work isn’t cheap. Cheap work isn’t quality.