GL: Fuel Prices vs. Marina Prices
Bill Donovan
trailersource at mindspring.com
Sat Jun 7 11:23:40 EDT 2008
At 10:23 AM 6/7/2008, M S wrote:
>...snip...
> On a related note: While I would much prefer a flat per foot
> rate, has anyone ever heard a good explaination of the electric
> charge on top of the per foot cost?...snip...
Bill suspects...
I used to own a business that had a service shop (like an automobile
dealership). We priced labor and parts very competitively, but added
a one-liner, "shop supplies," to every service invoice. It was a
small fee, $5 to $15, but it added up to a little more profit. It
covered the incidentals and wear and tear.
I suspect the charges for electricity, veil the fact that the slip
isn't $1.50/foot, but really $1.75. Most boaters just shrug. We
often don't plug in.
Times are tough, and marina operators want to stay in business. I
hope they do.
Bill
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