Posted by John T on May 21, 2012 at 12:51:39 from (216.249.82.117):
In Reply to: Re: Craigs List Labor posted by Eldon (WA) on May 21, 2012 at 08:29:09:
I can ONLY speak from my own personal experience but after many years of hiring labor or contractors off and on over the years I can say THE DUDE WITH THE $50,000 TRUCK HAS ALWYAYSSSSSSS BID WAYYYYYYY HIGHER THEN THE DUDE WITH THE RUSTY FORD LOL
Sure price isnt the ONLY factor I use when awarding a job, I consider references, quality, dependability but on many jobs Ive hired the finished product is right in front of me to judge and review so I can see the quality BEFORE I pay.
As far as what the dude does with the money (gets drunk, makes truck payment etc etc) I pay him I dont know or care I only care to get the best quality work for the best or near best price and thats what has worked for me and I plan to continue. I agree I NEVER judge a book ONLY by its cover, look at references and past work and consider the price and quality and only then do I make the call.....
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