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We charge and/or recharge a job mobilization fee when circumstance arise like this...whether we are being held up by other contractors and have to leave a jobsite, non-payment or late payments on draw dates, etc...
You have to take into consideration you are having to reschedule and add another trip to the job. Your crew arrives at the office, they have to load up again, go pick up materials and so on and so on. This all cost you money. I am sure you know what your operating expenses are per hour, so I would charge this back to the customer plus profit.
It is important to have some type of terminology in your contract which allows for such fees.
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