Yup because all areas have different risk exposure...
A more rural area is less likely to have an incident (due to low volume) then a more urban area and demographics may make one area more likely to sue versus another area. Also a more rural area is probably not going to have as many high end (more expensive to fix) properties...
I don't understand the around here part of the equation . Trucks, plows and fuel all cost within 10% across the country. Repair parts and supplies, the same. Why such a big difference in pay?
Ive found that the lower the snowfall totals the higher the hourly on sub work. NJ snow operators are claiming 100 an hour in there 3/4 ton pick ups and 150-200 an hour in a skid, but they only get a half dozen storms a year. I still think that's a little embellished, but there is a thread on here claiming that.,
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