Pricing That’s Honest, Predictable, and Built for Long-Term Partnerships
You’ve probably been burned by the lowest bidder — sloppy work, hidden fees, techs who cut corners to survive the rate. We price for projects that work: sustainable for our technicians, predictable for your budget, and built to support a relationship that lasts.
What our pricing actually protects
A rate on a spreadsheet means nothing without context. When you see our numbers, you’ll understand what they’re built to protect: the scope, the quality, the technicians, and your reputation with your client.
Your technicians can do the work right
If the tech in the field can’t do the work safely and thoroughly, the project isn’t healthy — even if the rate looks good on paper. Our pricing keeps the field sustainable.
Your budget stays predictable
You can forecast, communicate, and defend your budget without constant surprises from the field. No hidden fees, no scope-creep invoices.
Your partnership lasts beyond one project
We price for relationships that last across multiple projects and phases — not one-off wins at a number we can’t sustain.
Simple pricing models you can plan around
The exact numbers change by scope and region, but the patterns stay consistent. No complicated formulas — just models your team can forecast with confidence.
Per-site or per-location
Simple, scoped work with clear patterns and repeatable tasks is often priced per site. Ideal for retail, QSR, and small site programs with tight scopes.
Day rates & time-based work
For open-ended scopes, heavy diagnostics, or construction-driven schedules, we use day or half-day rates anchored to realistic onsite hours and travel.
Program & rollout pricing
Larger programs may combine per-site pricing, minimums, and regional assumptions to keep billing predictable while respecting route, travel, and complexity.
Know the levers so you can manage the budget
Budget conversations go better when you understand what drives cost. These factors determine whether your project lands on the simple or complex side of the spectrum.
Scope clarity & repeatability
Clear, repeatable scopes with good documentation are easier to price aggressively. Vague or highly custom work requires more margin for unknowns.
Environment & constraints
Live stores, tight QSR kitchens, and industrial sites with strict safety protocols all carry different risk profiles than empty vanilla spaces.
Travel & route efficiency
Dense routes in metro areas price differently than long single-site drives in rural markets. We factor real geography into the math.
Documentation & admin load
Standard photo sets and simple forms are one thing. Complex reporting, portals, or heavy admin work are another — and we’re transparent about that impact.
How your estimate gets built — step by step
Whether it’s one site or a 100-location rollout, you’ll see exactly what went into the number — and you’ll have a chance to refine it before work begins.
We review scopes, drawings, and constraints, then write down our assumptions about site conditions, schedule, and documentation requirements. You see those assumptions in the quote so there are fewer surprises later.
We look at where the work is, how techs will realistically move between sites, and how many hours per day they can truly spend onsite vs. driving.
We walk through the estimate with you, answer questions, and adjust where appropriate. If you need options (good/better/best or phased approaches), we’ll lay those out clearly.
What we won’t do — and why it protects you
These guardrails exist because cutting them always leads to the same place: stress for you, bad work in the field, and a relationship that doesn’t last.
Race-to-the-bottom rates
If a project can only work at numbers that break technicians or cut corners, it’s not a good fit. We’d rather bow out than participate in that.
“Nationwide” promises we can’t back
We won’t claim blanket national coverage just to win a slide. We’ll be honest about where we’re strong and where we’d need partners or phased growth.
Hidden fees & surprise adders
If there’s a factor that might change cost — like unusual access, special lifts, or heavy reporting — we’ll talk about it up front.
Ready to talk about a real project? No surprises, just a straight conversation.
Share your scope, regions, and timelines. We’ll walk you through how we’d structure the work, what drives the cost, and where we can adjust — without compromising what matters.