What is a typical hourly rate for carpenters?

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"£17.00 per hour is what I charge,
regards phil grant."

"Average is around £150 per day including travel expenses in a 30 to 35 mile radius"

"A site carpenter is around £20 per hour these days but some will charge a lot more.
Look at the option of having a price per job too."

"Hi, A carpenters hourly rate typically starts from £17 - £22.50. It depends on the work taken, be it first fix or second. Thanks"

"£17 P/H plus travel experiences"

"Hi. Around £18-£20 an hour"

"Around £20 per hour but most will price per job rather than an hourly rate."

"Best practices are to get costs for each job, but average price labour is £60 per hour."

"Depends on the area but somewhere between £20 & £30 per hour is about average."

"Ask for a quote on the jobs u need done that way the tradesman is on his own time and you can not be hit with any hidden cost of it takes him a week or two days you only pay the agreed price for the work"

"An average cost of £ 20 an hour for a carpenter. About £ 150.00 a day."

"Normally your given a price per job you’ll struggle to find a carpenter to work for an hourly rate"

"Hi, average £20 per hour, £160 per 8 hours working day."

"Hiya,
A decent carpenter costs between £18-£22 per hour or a daily rate of about £150 - £180.
It depends what you need doing. If you speak to some carpenters they may be able to sort out a daily rate or an overall cost of the jobs rather than the hourly rates.
I hope this helps."

"I would say that the average, outside London, is £25.00/hr."

"Depends on location and type of job. My average is £18 per hour."

"Normal day rate is between 120/170 for a carpenter."

"Most carpenters work on a day rate ranging from £150/£180 per day

Other ways will include a price per job. which is a fixed fee for the task in hand.

On average I would say a carpenter would request a sum of around £25.00per hour."

Sid Burns Carpentry Ltd

"Hello
These days, a typical hourly rate would be around £20-£25 per hour. However, this may depend on where you live, the affluency of your area and the level of competition between local carpenters in your area.
For example, if you live in London, you can expect a higher charge, while in a more rural and less affluent area the cost may be lower, on average.
Do remember that, to some degree, you get what you pay for in regard to the quality of work. In some cases, it may be cheaper to pay a little more than for the work to be done shoddily and require the work to be redone or fixed afterwards. "

"An average rate for a carpenter would be between £15 and £20 per hour. However most prefer to accept a fixed price for a job.

regards Widnes Joinery"