Removed 17,500 sq ft sod, brought 36 tons topsoil, leveled, planted Bermuda. What to charge?
Hard costs (materials, fuel, rental) + Labor + Overhead + Profit (15–20%) = Price
Example math: ~$3,000 total → $0.17/sf. Future bids at $0.18–0.20/sf.
Never quote after. You have zero leverage.
Sod alone costs $0.35–0.50/sf contractor price. Your $1.16/sf quote ($20,300) is high for prep+sod unless you're including irrigation, grading, warranty.
Track every cost. Divide by square footage. That's your real unit cost.
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