How big does a job have to be to do an onsite estimate/evaluation?

[T_K]

Right out of Gemini's book. 1/2" Flat Laser Cut Acrylic

Also, be aware that their prices change over time, or due to things like fonts. Their book is a good rough quote guide, but I wouldn't but in a bid until I got a firm quote from them.

I know my former boss lost our profit on one or two small jobs because he was in a rush and went off book price. When we actually submitted the letters to them, our price came out higher. And the book was only a few months old. But at that point, we couldn't really pass it on to the customer.

 

[Gino]

Ya know, ross..... no one here is trying to steer you wrong or undermine you, but you asked a question and about 95% of the people here agree with each other, other than you. If you feel it's worth $400, then do it for that. If you don't wanna go look at it for safety's sake, then don't. I just don't get why you start a thread and then disagree with everyone ??

If you want an honest answer, just do whatever you feel and know is best for you and your company and don't worry what others say or suggest.​