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Old 03-05-2004, 03:09 PM
Sue da Nimm
 
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"Mike" wrote in message
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We have a near neighbour who did work with his father, in Garden
Maintenance. He has thought of starting up again, but is at present

working
in a factory. Another neighbour did 'use him' to trim a hedge. We would

now
like him to do the same for us, which he said he would do and 'it doesn't
matter about paying me, I will do it for you'

I would like to give him at least the going rate, especially as he is

going
to start on his own at some time or other. The job involves dropping the
height of a 12 ft high Hawthorn Hedge to about 7 ft over a length of about
20 - 25ft.

I would hate to embarrass him.

Your comments please

Mike

Get the local paper and check the small ads., then get a quote or two for
the job over the telephone.
That'll get you the local rate. (Here it's a paltry £5.00 per hour for
labouring)




 
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