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UK General Cleaning Forum => General Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: ValueValeting on September 28, 2005, 01:34:32 pm

Title: Price for vandalised Minibus
Post by: ValueValeting on September 28, 2005, 01:34:32 pm
Hi All

Anyone help me out with their ideas on what to charge for a vandalised minibus?

16 seat - cloth seats
Vinyl floor
Door trims to be removed and cleaned behind
needs to be removed from its school location to be cleaned

Oh and I can't get in it because of the smell.....I'll vom!! :'(

Basically some kids broke into a school minibus and "milked" it for all its worth
This happened on Monday night, caretaker just noticed it today...and its been quite warm down here on the South coast this week :-) mmm- so you can imagine the smell!! - I nearly threw up when the door was opened!! :o

As far as I can see its had at least 6-8 pints of milk and there is already "cream cheese" forming...

Oh and they need the Minibus back up and clean by Tues..
Title: Re: Price for vandalised Minibus
Post by: The Great One on September 28, 2005, 02:14:56 pm
Hi

Down here in Brighton at the marina they would charge you about £200-300.

So, say... two and a half to make you laugh...ho ho ho ;D

Regards

Martin 8)
Title: Re: Price for vandalised Minibus
Post by: ValueValeting on September 28, 2005, 03:31:33 pm
Don't go down the marina much, its too much of a pain to get back accross town to West sussex.

Glad you said that Martin, great minds and all that. Guess what they got quoted 3 mins before you posted ;D

Doing it tomorrow, just off now to get a noseplug, a big bottle of deodoriser  and a sick bag:P
Title: Re: Price for vandalised Minibus
Post by: mobile valeting & Power wash Services on September 28, 2005, 08:43:00 pm
Sounds like a nice little earner do you have an odour blocker/ illiminator, I would charge in the region of as stated £300. Hope you get it all out or you'll be back,back,back
Malky
Title: Re: Price for vandalised Minibus
Post by: ValueValeting on September 28, 2005, 11:27:36 pm
i was going to use Clensan.....in large quantities