These paper pushing companies invented the mandatory price per cubic yard thing. They try their hardest to convince contractors that all debris MUST be removed for the allowable.
cubic yard Well, I know that a cubit yard is 3x3x3 and two contractor bags equals a cubic yard. I was told by one of the trainers that a contractor bag is a cubic yard by their standards and was just inquiring if anyone had that experience.
EXACTLY how many times can they say this is a cubic yard, 3X3X3 feet.?? Click to expand... Have never went to one. When I work for FAS they would send me emails about going. The only way I was going is if they paid me to. I`m sure the FAS one were just for the big wheels to pat each other on the back Reply Save Like 1 1 - 4 of 4 Posts
Debris is paid for by the cubic yard. That was the mistake I made when I started until my trainer - son-in-law set me straight. Almost 30 yd full in 9 hours, sounds about correct. This is a tough business for a one man show but almost impossible to find good help at a reasonable rate plus insurance and workers comp will kill you!
By reading the VA guidelines I can ascertain VRM is receiving $50 per cubic yard of debris I haul out. When you do their final checklist of initial services they want you to show if you did outlet covers, debris removal, etc.
The properties don’t have to look perfect, they just have to be maintained, about 20-30mins per yard . I don’t know that’s just food for thought I suppose. Thought I’d share. Hope you have a good weekend.**Kirstie ScottPhone. 949-864-8339Fax. [email protected] Lic. BUS11-02764 Click to expand...
HI, I'm a contractor working for a sub of MCS-Mortgage Contracting Services. Over the last several months we have been getting prepped for a price cut being implemented by MCS. They say it has to do with RFP Pricing and new territory changes?? Below are the prices we just received. Any...
So am I getting this right, you have to take a picture with a poster board next to the debris to show its actually a cubic yard for the same cost as before?
Save Share Reply Quote Like GTX63 Discussion starter 3186 posts · Joined 2012 #10 ·Sep 19, 2012 Initial Trash-Out and Cleaning (up to 40 cubic yards) – Due 72 hours $250 Debris exceeding 40 cubic yards will be priced at $20.00 per cubic yard
