You ok.
I’ll do my bit, you can count on me.
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Hey Kevin, congratulations to you all! There are a few different approaches to pricing, but I use a flat fee plus the cost of parts. I charge a fixed amount for diagnostic work, and then have a two-tiered fixed rate depending on the complexity of the repair. I have a rate for standard repairs (which covers about 80% of calls) and a rate for complex repairs. The diagnostic service always includes an estimate for any parts needed. If they choose not to go forward with the repair, then the diagnostic charge covers my time out to the call. I don’t do sealed system work, so that keeps a two-tiered structure efficient for me. What I like about the flat fee is that customers trust it without question. When you are new to appliance repair, if something takes you a little longer to repair, they don’t get nervous that you’re charging them hourly for the repair. Then when you get faster, they can’t question that you were only there for 12 minutes and why is their bill that same rate. There are books available on national price averages that may be helpful to you, but I prefer just to find out what the local market is charging and fit myself into that. Best of luck to all of you!