Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Silver Surfer on January 13, 2012, 09:32:14 am
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How do you price your windows.....per paine IE:£1.00/1.25/1.50 Etc or 3 bed £10/12 pounds or more if the house is bigger
Just intrested to know as everyone is different on how they price up!!
Thank you gents(and ladies) ;D
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£1 = small to average ground floor window (or door)
£1.50 = big ground floor window
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£1.50 = small to average 1st floor window
£2 = big 1st floor window
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£2 = small to average 2nd floor window
£2.50 = big 2nd floor window
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dont do 3rd floor yet but im sure you can guess what i wouyld price for those 8)
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Or just price job on an hourly rate which is about £30.00 an hour !!!!!!
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Or just price job on an hourly rate which is about £30.00 an hour !!!!!!
yea or do this :) i used to do this now ive started doing it per window and door just to see how i get on, so far my pricing seems the same as if i worked it out time wise
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as long as i get 35 a day i dont care how much a house is !!
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I just look around the property and think how long it will take then price accordingly.
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On average its a £1 a window or £2 for a large bay etc.
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as long as i get 35 a day i dont care how much a house is !!
£35 a day? wish i could earn that :( i make about 27pence a decade :-X
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Every1 does it diffrent just give a fair price for your area.you be ok
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Every1 does it diffrent just give a fair price for your area.you be ok
Thank you peeps for all the replys...just noticed cliff your not a million miles from me :o
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It also depends on areas one works....ie :cost of living
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it takes seconds to clean a pane of glass but getting to it can be the problem; there is no hard fast rule in my experience but I go by length of time- to a point. Bungalows are always better hourly rate payers as are houses with cons