Texas Ranger said:
I think it would be fair to post what we charge for the services mentioned. that said, it is not a matter of what the "mark-up" is, since each of us may have a different "cost" of providing those services, or different vendor sources, or may do some things "in-house". but even "in-house" service have a "cost" associated with them, they take a skilled technician, specialized equipment, such as drills, dye units, edging systems, grooving units, etc., the cost of the floor space that a finish lab takes up, etc. and it takes someones time to do it. if the service is "jobbed-out", there is a associated dollar value placed on the service by the lab, so, in general, that defines the cost of the service. but neither has anything to do with the price you charge the consumer, so, why not compare our add on fees; which has nothing to do with the cost/mark-up factor.
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