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If you are willing to share and have any recent first hand experience I would like to know what the going rates are for A/C and refrigeration service work. I will be focusing on commercial work but if the demand exists I may expand my scope of interest.
Thanks!
Posted : December 11, 2009 9:01 pm
I pay $60 hour for boat work for A/C reefer service plus parts plus travel time. does that help?
Pamela
Posted : December 11, 2009 9:35 pm
Reefer lol I am too old. I wont tell you what came to mind
Posted : December 12, 2009 10:12 am
Actually me too. That is one of the reasons I love calling it that!
Pamela
Posted : December 12, 2009 4:21 pm
Reefco in Sub Base charges close to $100 an hour.
Jay
Posted : December 14, 2009 11:30 pm
A one hour refrigerator repair at my house was $190 - plus the part.They did come when they said and did fix it, I wasn't unhappy but it was expensive - travel time to and from the shop is less than 10 min.
Posted : December 14, 2009 11:34 pm
A friend of mine does Marine repairs in Seattle, he charges $125/hr. & has 3 workers as he is undercutting his competition, so he is as busy as hell!!!!
What gets me is, he asks me for advise all the time, I was his mentor here(I charge around 1/2 that) & he wants to return here!
I ask him WHY???
Do you really want to make 1/2 as much while paying twice as much for everything???
He misses his parents who still live here.
Dang, he used to make $15/hr. as a maintenance mechanic here 2.5 years ago, though I did take him under my wing & teach him much!
I don`t understand why our labor rates are so low here, while expenses are so much higher!
Though, there are many here who KNOW how to charge!
I thought Reefco was $75/hr. (though they generally throw 2 guys @ the job for $150/hr.
They ARE under new management.
When did the rate increase ?
Posted : December 15, 2009 3:49 am
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I thought Reefco was $75/hr. (though they generally throw 2 guys @ the job for $150/hr.
They ARE under new management.
When did the rate increase ?
We haven't used them this season. But I am pretty sure we paid $95 an hour last season on a repair on one of the boats.
Jay
Posted : December 15, 2009 9:35 am
Yep. Jay $95 per hour plus travel time. I am chasing down a boat ice maker this morning.
Pamela
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Posted : December 15, 2009 1:07 pm
