Charge Your Customer a $/unit for Labor

Last Updated By Michael Croteau

Updated at May 10th, 2022

How to charge a specific $/unit cost to a customer for labor

In this example, we're looking at how you can input a $/unit cost for the labor cost of a particular part in your estimate.

Simple Steps:

Let's say you're installing a ceramic tile floor and you want to charge $1.50/square foot for the installation labor. Well, that's easy!

  1. First, Open the Part by clicking on the pencil

  2. Make sure the “Labor Cost Calculation” is checked  

  3. Click the “Hours/unit” and select “$/unit”

  4. Type in the $/unit that you want for labor cost of this item 

  5. [Optional] Adjust your labor rate to get an accurate estimate for labor hours. Labor hours are calculated like this: 

    $/Unit cost x Quantity / Labor Rate = Labor Hours. 

See It In Action!


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