Hourly Rate Chart

Most of my work is performed on a flat rate for each task such as clearing a clogged drain. It is your option if you would rather be charged an hourly rate. Most of the time you will save money with the hourly rate but when things do not go as planned, it does happen, you could spend a lot more. An example is it usually takes me about an hour to change a bathtub waste and overflow. I have had it take as long as four hour on several occasions. It happens???

10% - 40% off labor of flat or hourly rates with a 1-Year Service Agreements

	Regular Hours 8 AM - 4 PM
	Hourly - 8 hours or less $87.50 hr or $700 for the day Less than 4 hrs add $100.00 trip charge ---- example = 1/2 hr = 50.00 + 100.00 trip = $150.00
	Daily - 2 (16 hrs) to 5 (40 hrs) days @ 8 hrs ea $75.00 hr or $600 a day less than 16 hrs (8 1/4 - 15 3/4 hrs) = 1 daily + hourly + trip
	Weekly - 2 or more weeks @ 40 hrs ea $65.00 hr, $520 a day, or $2600 a week less than 2 weeks (40 1/4 - 79 3/4 hrs) = 1 weekly + daily + hourly + trip
	Monthly - 4 weeks @ 40 hrs ea or 160 hours $60.00 hr, $480 a day, or $9600 a month less than 4 weeks (20 working days or 160 hrs) = Weekly
	Yearly - 12 months @ 8 hrs a day, 5 days a week for 52 weeks. (2080 hours) $50.00 hr. $400 a day, $2000 a week, or $104,000 for the year.
	Full time employment - $40hr + benefits (2 year Contract) Health care coverage, vacation, sick days, holidays, and continuing education/training to start first day of employment.
	Overtime or Premium Hours are figured at time and a half (contract rate x1.5), Plus Expenses.