I think £50 for an aerial installation is fair, after all the rigger only has to spend a few thousand on advertising, couple of grand on phones free-phone numbers and mobiles. Newish van (boarded out and sign written) couple of grands worth of stock so he has the parts his customers require.Kit,ladders drill roof climbers and all hand tools. Insurance liability and vehicle, don't for get the road tax and the vat he pays. Fill up his van with cheap uk diesel its only£1.40 pl and drive a few miles to the job climb on the roof, lash align the aerial run a new cable supply the chimney cradle, pole and lashing kit (aluminium) which is cheap these days) fit a new coax plug re-tune the free-view box and have the stationary to write the bill and guarantee. £50 spot on price for a rigger to pay for the advert you choose, pay for the free phone number you ring have and install a quality installation which should last 25>30years Think I will be generous with my tip to him.
Thursday 20 October 2011 11:12PM
I think £50 for an aerial installation is fair, after all the rigger only has to spend a few thousand on advertising, couple of grand on phones free-phone numbers and mobiles. Newish van (boarded out and sign written) couple of grands worth of stock so he has the parts his customers require.Kit,ladders drill roof climbers and all hand tools. Insurance liability and vehicle, don't for get the road tax and the vat he pays. Fill up his van with cheap uk diesel its only£1.40 pl and drive a few miles to the job climb on the roof, lash align the aerial run a new cable supply the chimney cradle, pole and lashing kit (aluminium) which is cheap these days) fit a new coax plug re-tune the free-view box and have the stationary to write the bill and guarantee. £50 spot on price for a rigger to pay for the advert you choose, pay for the free phone number you ring have and install a quality installation which should last 25>30years Think I will be generous with my tip to him.