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- Pricing commercial paving jobs: the walk, the takeoff and the proposal Property managers and GCs put proposals side by side. The one with the clearest scope, the separate lines and the honest exclusions is the one they trust with the lot. 4 min read
- How to price sealcoating per square foot Your square-foot price should come out of your sealer coverage, your crew's pace and your margin, not the number the last guy charged. Here's the arithmetic. 4 min read
- Striping pricing guide: stalls, ADA spaces and markings A row of 9 by 18 stalls is about 19 linear feet of line per stall, not 40. Count the lines, the ADA spaces and the markings separately, then price from your own costs. 5 min read
- Change orders: get the extra work signed before you do it The extra base repair agreed on the phone is the work that doesn't get paid for. Write it, price it, get it signed, then do it, then bill it. 4 min read
- How to price an asphalt overlay: tons, crew days and the margin you need A 5,000 sq ft overlay at 2 inches is about 60 tons. That's the easy part. The crew days, the milling and the base repair are where overlay prices go wrong. 4 min read
- Pricing pothole repair: per hole or per square foot A property manager's 'one pothole' can be a divot or a four-foot base failure. Measure every repair, probe the depth, and price from area and depth instead of a count. 4 min read