[Fieldsy]

Really need some help on this one please, for those who clean commercial/office buildings. We now have a contract with a large maintenance company who are gradually filtering work through to us. We already have some in hand that we clean, but nothing on the scale of this!. This is one of their sites that we have been asked to quote (WFP).  Looking at the pic, imagine the back of the building being identical to the front.........then the 2nd building behind being almost identical to the building at the front. Hope that makes sense. We can utilise 2 or 3 men on this, and its a quarterly clean.

Thanks in advance, Fieldsy



Fieldsy

[Ian101]

Simple just break it into chunks ... guess ur times and work it from there and stick a bit on for moving around site

[Fieldsy]

Thanks Ian, never thought of it like that, initially just looked at the whole thing and tried to price...will give your method a go.

Cheers 

[the king]

ide say £200 per block is a fair price

[dazmond]

how long do you think theyll take?id have no idea either!one building a day?2 days work?id go in at £440 and hope id get each building cleaned in 5-6 hours.

[chris turner]

Should be about 10 mins work if your guys are as fast as Nathan. I'd say £12.50 for the lot.

[Shrek]

Should be about 10 mins work if your guys are as fast as Nathan. I'd say £12.50 for the lot.

😂

[nathankaye]

Should be about 10 mins work if your guys are as fast as Nathan. I'd say £12.50 for the lot.

 

[Tosh]

Days work per block for one man.

[AuRavelling79]

Somewhere about what the King and old Slacky posted.

[Tosh]

Although having looked again I'd say by the time you get round the back you'll be feckered.  So I'd probably allow 3 days for two blocks for a one person set up.

Two operatives, two days.

[Fieldsy]

Thanks fellas, thats a big help.

@ Daz, are you saying £440 per block m8, so £880 in total ?

So general concensus is around the £800-£1000ish over a two day period for one man. I was breaking it down like Ian said and got it to around a £1000, so not too far out. Thanks for all the advice, a big help.

Fieldsy

[Tosh]

1K is what I'd be going for.

[Fieldsy]

appreciated Slack, thanks mate 

[8weekly]

What height pole for that?

[Tosh]

60' for the very top I would think.

[Smurf]

ide say £200 per block is a fair price

At 200 per building you would be mugging yourself for a job like that surely
How did you work that price out on your daily rate by any chance ?

Say you got the job as you think it was a fair price to win the work. I'm betting after the first clean and feeling totally knackered doing it on your own you would be saying to yourself "fook that for a game of soldiers I'm off."

[jonboywalton75]

Thanks fellas, thats a big help.

@ Daz, are you saying £440 per block m8, so £880 in total ?

So general concensus is around the £800-£1000ish over a two day period for one man. I was breaking it down like Ian said and got it to around a £1000, so not too far out. Thanks for all the advice, a big help.

Fieldsy

I think he is saying £220 per day
On a commercial like that I'd be wanting and asking for min of £300 per day
High  hard work
On second thoughts £350 per day,  single operator

[jonboywalton75]

how long do you think theyll take?id have no idea either!one building a day?2 days work?id go in at £440 and hope id get each building cleaned in 5-6 hours.

That is a terrible hourly  rate on a commercial like that!!!!

[Matt.]

If it's guna be done quarterly you could easy do it for as low as £750 -£900, depending on how much work they giving you. I see about 3 days for a single man, at the top front section there's 2 windows facing sideways onto the roof these may be hard to get but everything else is straight forward