brokeagain
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Can anyone give me a ballpark figure for getting a painter to pain a 2200 sqft house. I will provide all the paint.
Paint the inside or outside?
If outside, I've received quotes from €450 (I supply paint) to €2K (they supply paint) for a 1750sq ft pebble dash bungalow.
What part of the country are you in? Is it a new house first time to be painted?
Just had my house painted, 2000sq ft, took the painter 3 days and he charges €100 per day.
He's the best painter we've ever had and is so clean and does a really neat job.
We're in Wicklow and I can give you his number if that's of any help?
were they tax compliant and holding public liability insurance or were you funding the black economy?paid around 700 euro to paint (externally) a pebble-dash mid-terrace house about 15 months ago, paint was extra (around 120 quid).
took a total of 5 working days (2 guys 2 days, 1 guy one day, although they didn't as such get overworked) to spray-paint the walls (two layers of paint), then window sills etc, and also got the front door repainted.
black economyWhat part of the country are you in? Is it a new house first time to be painted?
Just had my house painted, 2000sq ft, took the painter 3 days and he charges €100 per day.
He's the best painter we've ever had and is so clean and does a really neat job.
We're in Wicklow and I can give you his number if that's of any help?
were they tax compliant and holding public liability insurance or were you funding the black economy?
black economy
Whether they are tax compliant or not is a matter for the individual sole trader, not for the consumer.were they tax compliant and holding public liability insurance or were you funding the black economy?
black economy
Really? Do you think €100 euros a day too little to charge? That's a salary of 50k a year. I know many tradesmen who have drastically cut their prices, the reality is they are getting the work - the rest are still trying to cling on to the celtic tiger days with unrealistic prices and bemoaning the fact there is no work out there!
Why wouldn't a guy on 50k a year not be tax compliant?
did you get a receipt?Whether they are tax compliant or not is a matter for the individual sole trader, not for the consumer.
100€ x 5days x 48weeks = 24g minus
insurance, account fees, tools, office equipment, time spent pricing, updating skills etc etc Am I missing something? oh yeah paying TAX