FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
My hourly rate is $70 per hour. I do charge a 2 hour minimum for my time. It's best to communicate about your project to gain a full understanding of the desired outcome. I can therefore provide a full estimate with time and charge. I prefer to have my customers to purchase material for the jobs as this saves them a mark up fee. I don’t charge a travel fee in my local area. However if you are outside of my travel area an hour plus away, feel free to reach out to me and we could negotiate a travel fee. If it is necessary to cancel your scheduled appointment, I require that you call one working day in advance. Otherwise you agree to pay a $260.00 cancellation fee per day.
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
Once you have an idea for a project it's easiest if you can send me pictures of the area needing work. From there I can normally give you an estimated cost and we can work out the details. For medium to larger size jobs I like to stop by for an on-site visit where I will walk you through the process of what we can do to meet your requirements, how to make your project a success, we can then schedule a time to make it a reality.
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
-I have extensive training and worked as a framer on many homes all over the Wasatch front. -I loved my time spent as a Finish custom / carpenter where I learned my attention to detail and true quality of workmanship. -I have experience in the laboring work of drywall, hanging, taping, and muddling -I have spent a lot of time remodeling restaurants where I had to work with a large scope of projects. I was able to figure out solutions to the impossible. -I have a vast knowledge in plumbing both new construction, and repair. -I have substantial training in the electrical field for both commercial and residential. -I enjoined my time as a professional welder in a fabrication / repair shop where.