Posted by MeAnthony on January 08, 2012 at 09:38:13 from (74.204.60.50):
There's an older lady who lives near me, retired, fairly low fixed income situation. She has a bunch of tree debris from a bad storm some time ago, mostly small to medium sized branches but a couple whole trees.
I"m not in a position that I can afford to go do this for free. However, I also don"t know how this kind of work is typically priced. She"s looking for a "per hour" price. It would be me working by myself and hauling brush back to my place to burn. Suggestions for pricing it in a manner that is fair for both of us?
Her son lives less than a mile up the road from her. He spent a couple hours cutting up some of the bigger stuff, gave it to his in-laws for firewood and left the rest.
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