Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Rhino dave on October 13, 2013, 08:38:56 am
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Did a large gutter clean yesterday (approx 400 metres) most of it about 35ft high, it took 2 of us 9 hours, I'm not sure what to charge, I was thinking in the region of £500, just looking for a fair price for myself and customer, what would you guys charge ???
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you didn't give him the price before the clean ???
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Did a large gutter clean yesterday (approx 400 metres) most of it about 35ft high, it took 2 of us 9 hours, I'm not sure what to charge, I was thinking in the region of £500, just looking for a fair price for myself and customer, what would you guys charge ???
£1.00 a meter
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i charge 3 pound a metre on high level , less on lower levels but on a big job like that id charge 2 pound, 800 smackers sounds about right imho. but i am expensive
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We are .80p a meter.
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i done a care home last week, not sure how many meters in total it was an 84 bedroom complex also had a garden area in the centre of the home which also had guttering, done all with ladder. took me 6hrs charged £525. i was happy so were they
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How do you all clean your gutters.
Rhones - By hand and with Special wee hook and rod thing from eBay.
Downpipes - flexi hose.
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Thanks for all your answers, I didn't give a price because I wasn't asked, they were having major problems with damp on one side of the building caused by the blocked gutter and downpipe, so they just asked me to do it last time i did the windows.
This was a care home as well about 90 bedrooms , I think I'll go in at £1.50 a metre , that seems pretty fair looking at what others charge.
By the way my arms are feeling at the moment I would say its a bargain,
Cheers Dave.
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still good money at 1.50 per metre .. you must be happy at that
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It's always best to agree a price before you carry out the work imo.
What happens if you put your invoice in for £600 tomorrow and they say they were only expecting to pay £200? A possibly embarrassing/costly situation that could have been avoided with better communication.
I hope you get your invoice paid without problems though, even though your a Rhinos fan! :)
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It's always best to agree a price before you carry out the work imo.
What happens if you put your invoice in for £600 tomorrow and they say they were only expecting to pay £200? A possibly embarrassing/costly situation that could have been avoided with better communication.
I hope you get your invoice paid without problems though, even though your a Rhinos fan! :)
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It's always best to agree a price before you carry out the work imo.
What happens if you put your invoice in for £600 tomorrow and they say they were only expecting to pay £200? A possibly embarrassing/costly situation that could have been avoided with better communication.
I hope you get your invoice paid without problems though, even though your a Rhinos fan! :)
2nd that.
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Anytime someone just do that it usually means there expecting the work done cheap or for free.
For that amount of gutter clearing or similar size of job an agreement on price even an estimate would be best
Darran
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Thanks for your input, the manager thought £600 was a fair price for what we had done so every one is happy, but if something like this happens again I will always agree a price before I do the job, cheers Dave.
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Good on you Dave, glad you got paid! ;D
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Cheers mate, by the who's your team.
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Cheers mate, by the who's your team.
Warrington mate :-\