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Financial
Assumptions for a Landscape Business Operating the
Decorative Curb System
Number of linear feet per
day: A three man experienced crew can produce
approximately 600 to 1000 feet of curb per day.
Revenue per linear foot: Average revenue is $3.50 per
foot.
(The low figure in the range is $2.85 per foot.)
Labor Costs: (Assumes owner is not part of the work
crew, some owners pay by the hour, others pay by the foot
only).
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Forman/hand finisher at
$10.00 per hr., or .20 cents per foot.
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Mixer/prep person at $8.00
per hr., or .15 cents per foot
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Machine Operator at $8.00 per
hr., or .15 cents per foot
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Optional laborer/wheelbarrow
person at $8.00 per hr., or .15 cents per foot
Average labor cost is
approximately .65 cents a foot based on $3.50 per foot, and
approximately 750 feet per day.
Analysis Based on 750 ft of Curbing:
| 750 Feet at $3.50/ft |
$2,625.00 |
| Material, Labor etc. 1.10 /ft* |
$825.00 |
| Profit |
$1,800.00 |
*Costs per foot
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Cement, sand, and mesh $.30
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Fuel, Insurance, etc. $.15
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Labor $.65
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Total Expenses per foot $1.10
(Colored and stamped curbing can go for as
much as $5.00 to $7.00 per foot, virtually doubling the price
per foot charge while adding only pennies to expense. Keep in
mind that unusual ground preparation/removal incur additional
expenses)
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