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So....What in the heck is T & M?
T&M Stands for Time and Materials. You may hear contractors talk about T&M this and T&M that but and basically it is "Code" for what the job is going to cost them.
Here is what I do with all of the estimates that we do. We bid T&M to the customer.
"Why would you do that?"
I have been asked
Here is what I tell the prospective customer....
"We are the materials"
- One: Owning a landscape materials yard means we are the materials.
- Two: as I am the one going to be running the equipment most of the time I sure as heck know how much time it is going to take. If I didn't, I have no business doing the estimate. Don't you think?
So if you ever hear a contractor throwing around the term Time and Materials you will know what that means. For most it is their cost on a job. For us it means YOUR cost on a job. And trust me they are one in the same (Their cost with them, and Your cost with us) if you catch my drift.
Monte Tareski
Cascading Creations
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