I have a customer (former neighbor) that wants a quote to haul a load of compost to their new place. It's a 14mile loaded trip, and 9miles to pick it up. I can do somewhere between 35-40 yards in one trip. Still waiting on an exact amount that they need. I did one load last year for them for almost nothing to help them out. I don't normally do my own quotes as I'm leased on to someone that handles all that (although not very well)
$$ per yard, load or mile?
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Probably have to quote it on a day rate.
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Where you are may make a significant difference. But that got posted at 3:49pm today by me. Pretty sure guys sell a triaxle load for $500 when it's coming off a site on the way home too. -
Normal rate minus whatever % you feel is good. E.g. $385-20% for the friend discount. If its multiple loads, adjust discount accordingly. They save $ and you still make $.
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What if you blow a tire and rip out some air lines causing a $1200 repair while doing your pal a favor with your truck on your day off for next to nothing ?
Will he step up and help out some more... or will he turn his head and whistle Dixie leaving you gasping for air and struggling to make ends meet?
All of this needs to be thought about.
Nice is nice.
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