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[hmjgriffon]

 

[bigredfish]

Oh hell yeah..

 

[DarkHelmet]

Pretty freaking sweet. But, clearly a single guy... XD

 

[weigle2]

Notice he didn't show where the deadfalls or claymore's are at. A little too paranoid for me!

 

[hmjgriffon]

Notice he didn't show where the deadfalls or claymore's are at. A little too paranoid for me!

I bet he never gets burglarized.

 

[bababouy]

These radar systems have really come down in price. We have several properties where radar may be in the plans here in the future. I think for a pretty good set up you are looking at about $30,000, which in the commercial world isn't out of the question.

 

[hmjgriffon]

These radar systems have really come down in price. We have several properties where radar may be in the plans here in the future. I think for a pretty good set up you are looking at about $30,000, which in the commercial world isn't out of the question.

I've got some people who want me to install some cams for them, do you have a good resource for pricing? I've got no idea what to charge, I doubt you'd wanna send me your pricing sheet but since these people would not be looking at you to do it, maybe you would lol.

 

[bababouy]

We used to do our own installations inside Florida, but now we farm all installs out to local dealers. The easiest way to price a job for us was to determine how many days it would take and give a flat day rate. We would have two guys on a job and charge $85 per hour, which would come out to about $680 per day. This was a good price for commercial jobs. It might be a little bit much for residential, but we would sometimes work 10 hour days. This rate would also cover the guys travel time and fuel.

 

[hmjgriffon]

We used to do our own installations inside Florida, but now we farm all installs out to local dealers. The easiest way to price a job for us was to determine how many days it would take and give a flat day rate. We would have two guys on a job and charge $85 per hour, which would come out to about $680 per day. This was a good price for commercial jobs. It might be a little bit much for residential, but we would sometimes work 10 hour days. This rate would also cover the guys travel time and fuel.

I was just thinking about you the other night lol so you monitor people's cameras, how does that work, do you have a bunch of guys in rooms with walls of monitors who just keep scanning back and forth over the monitors looking for suspicious stuff? Hell that other thing might be a good idea, I could get camera install jobs, get someone else to do the install, charge enough money to pay them and make a profit lol. I dunno, maybe haha. Maybe monitoring the cam installs is where the real money is at.