Ray, At 11:53 AM 6/21/05, you wrote: > > I've read a lot about tuning fees recently, but what about a complete > > grand regulation that takes anywhere from 10 to 20 hours depending on > > the original condition of the action? These all seem to come to my > > direction since there are no other techs nearby who wish to do this > > work. It's probably not because they don't "wish" to do this work. It's more likely because they don't know HOW to do this work! Over the years, I've made a good bit of money because of that! I agree with David's post below. Go for it! :-) Avery > > > > Ray > > >Hi Ray---You are in a great position; you need to capitalize on it. Because >you're willing and able to do complete piano service, you can charge more >than anyone else. What's your hourly rate? Charge that; you can give a >discount for being in one place all day, or two days---say, 20%. > >Example: 20 hours @ $75.00/hr= $1500.00 > or > 2 long days @ $600/day= $1200.00 > >Congratulations---this is the kind of thing I'm talking about. Become "the >guy" in your area by offering complete piano service; be a Golden Rule >person, and it's like shooting fish in a barrel to make good money. > >David Andersen > > >_______________________________________________ >pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives
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