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For so many painting contractors, learning how to estimate using production rates is a game-changer for their painting business. It allows them to price projects quickly, achieve consistent profits, and build their team by hiring estimators. Learn from PaintScout's CEO Jon Bryant: How production rate estimation works The importance of estimating projects based on time The basics of measurement How to calculate your hourly rate, and so much more! New to PaintScout? Book a demo here: https://shorturl.at/soZKg 0:00 – Introduction 1:15 – How to Confidently Price Painting Projects 4:30 – Stages of Estimation 6:21 – What is Production Rate Estimation? 8:10 – Benefits of Production Rate Estimating 11:30 – Step 1: Figure out how long your team takes to paint 13:43 – Interior Case Study 19:26 – Exterior Case Study 24:09 – Step 2: Apply your hourly rate 26:56 – Step 3: Calculate materials 28:51 – Step 4: Put it all together 29:37 – Step 5: Back checking or job costing 30:45 – Key takeaways 32:12 – Q&A 35:44 – Q: How do you factor in difficult clients? 36:34 – Q: How to account for sundries cost per job? 37:40 – Q: What is the average markup for materials? 38:22 – Q: How do you factor in wood rot repair? 39:17 – Q: What is the best system to get actual hours in the field? 40:06 – Q: For materials, should you use the same products (premium, standard) at every project? 41:00 – Q: If I price my door at 1 hour to paint, and it takes my crew 1.5 hours to paint, whats the formula to pay him? 42:43 – Q: How to train estimators to account for the condition of the home using PaintScout? 43:54 – Q: How to hire employees when you're a small company?