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How much should I be paying for labor?

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December 11, 2012 at 7:14 p.m.

Fred

I have been doing home improvement for 35 years, because of health reasons I have to stop doing manual labor and hire people. I can still do small roof repairs, but for replacement I am going to need some help. Many years ago I used some subcontractors, but I was never happy with their work. I was thinking of using day laborers and supervise them. The Big question I have is how much should I be paying day labors, and how much should I be paying subcontractors?


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