Handyman pricing for door installs with DeWalt tools

I've been charging $150 per door install using DeWalt cordless drills and saws, keeps the job quick and clean. Clients love the finish but I wonder if I should bump it to $175 for the premium setup. 10 years in and it's steady but margins are tight on hardware.

same here, feels like every quote gets nickel and dimed.

bump it to $200, DeWalt pros charge more for the warranty.

ugh, I hate haggling over every screw.

what's your average close rate at $150?

been there, clients act like it's gold plated.

yep, handyman life.

those cheapos on the big box sites are undercutting everyone.

i get it, every job feels like a battle.

$150 is fair, but watch for add-ons like hinges.

solid price, stick to it.

damn clients always want discounts.

DeWalt tools justify the rate, period.

totally.

been saying that for years.

i raised to $180 last month and bookings didn't drop.

SharkBite for plumbing add-ons at that price? nah, stick to basics.

PE firms buying up handyman services, screwing the little guys.

had a client complain about my DeWalt dust, hilarious.

offer bundles, door + frame for $250.

don't skimp on liability, one bad install and you're toast.

hit $200k last year by specializing in installs like this.

DeWalt all day, but $150 is lowball.

lol, my van looks like a DeWalt ad.

preach, pricing wars suck.

watch for hidden fees on those tools.

frustrated with clients who DIY first and call me to fix.

i feel ya.

insurance companies jacking rates on us solos.

total BS.

upsell the DeWalt warranty coverage in quotes.

client ghosted me after quoting $150.

controversial take: handymen should unionize against lowballers.

rough day?

i boosted leads by 30% with targeted FB ads on door jobs.

tried TaskRabbit, they undercut my $150 rate big time.

sucks when helpers demand more for DeWalt handling.

we're all getting squeezed by apps.

every damn time.

DeWalt's worth it, but price accordingly.

solid advice on bundling.

those big box handymen are killing independents.

$175 sounds right for the quality.

been in Handyman Nation group, everyone's complaining.

watched Tommy Mello's vid on scaling pricing.

don't drop below $150 or you're toast.

i hear that.

PE vultures circling handyman businesses now.

frustrated as hell with lead gen costs.

try Angi, but their fees are brutal.

totally.

yep.

watched a Dad Builds video on efficient installs, saved me time.

clients hate the DeWalt premium, fight me.

same struggle.

avoid cheap knockoffs, stick to brands.

controversial: charge extra for DeWalt cleanup.

apps like Thumbtack are the devil for pricing.

had a laugh when a client asked for $100 door fix.