Business Plan Financial Analysis
What would a typical light bill, phone and water bill ber for a 1500sq ft salon?
I am trying to do the financial analysis of a start up salon in my business plan and have no clue where to get my numbers from so I decided to get a ball park figure and project the numbers from there. Tentative location…Mckinney, Texas. any leads or thoughts will be helpful! Thanks.
For your area, straight from the city’s website:
http://www3.mckinneytexas.org/www/waterbilling.aspx?id=7166&ekmensel=c580fa7b_18_20_7166_15
Water rate chart is in that link above.
Electricity here:
http://www.electricitybid.com/electricity/index.php/2008/03/18/best-residential-electric-providers-in-mckinney-texas/
The best thing to do, is call around to several beauty salons and tell them what you are doing and they would gladly answer your questions depending on how busy they are:
http://www.yellowbook.com/yellow-pages/?what=Beauty+Salons&where=mckinney%2C+tx
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