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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: TLC on December 02, 2013, 12:46:51 am
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Trying to figure out the national average. ???
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TLC
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Surprised myself actually!
Thought it was less.
Onwards & upwards.
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I wish £18 per house as an average. :o
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Between £8 and £10
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£10
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I take it you are referring to the mean price, i.e., all of your job prices added together then divided by the number of jobs. Mine is £19.50.
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£12.96 it was less than £10 12 months ago.
Price increase next year.
I'm stuck on some jobs tho. They are £5 and £6 each and I can do 8 or 9 of them an hour. I can't charge more than £5 for some of them. 1 door 2 windows.
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£27.54
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My average is easily above £15 + for domestics
Helps that I do alot of work in the countryside on large houses.
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£15.67
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£36.47
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between £2.26 and £2.28
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between £2.26 and £2.28
Don't keep us guessing.
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£3.35 but its a very established round i've worked years to get to this level and i'm not willy waving.
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between £2.26 and £2.28
Don't keep us guessing.
ok £2.27
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Figures look encouraging so far lads!
I was genuinely expecting the vast majority to be in the region of £12.00.
All you guys charging under a tenner (on average) seriously need to put your prices up!!
In fact all of us do on a regular basis.
Even if you lose some fellas, better to do less work for same money!!
Tlc
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Figures look encouraging so far lads!
I was genuinely expecting the vast majority to be in the region of £12.00.
All you guys charging under a tenner (on average) seriously need to put your prices up!!
In fact all of us do on a regular basis.
Even if you lose some fellas, better to do less work for same money!!
Good advice !!
Tlc
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15 quid
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£20.18
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With everyones house averages so high im guessing many are adding an inch or 2 to there measurement...
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£11 for whole houses and £ 6 for fronts only...give or take a few pence
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It would be a more accurate reflection if any big commercial jobs were not included in the equation. For example 200 x £10 (average) houses plus 3 £350 monthly commercial/ industrial jobs = £3050 per month Your average job price goes up to £15 when really your true average price is £10 plus a few nice jobs a month.
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between £2.26 and £2.28
Willy waver. ;D
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with george go to reports
print off forecasted income for next 12 months
remove any large commercial jobs from totals as £280 for 1 job done 4 times a year will distort figures
divide whats left from number of jobs to be done
that gives me my average job income
Ive done it this way on a spreadsheet since i started in 2010 and my average has increased by £2.95 per job.
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On George if you go to REPORTS then into ROUND VALUATION it will give you the total number of jobs and the value.
Then just divide the round valuation by the number of jobs to get the average price.
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On George if you go to REPORTS then into ROUND VALUATION it will give you the total number of jobs and the value.
Then just divide the round valuation by the number of jobs to get the average price.
yup this works but only problem with round valuation it counts bimonthly trimonthly etc as a static fixed figure ... try it both ways and you will see a difference
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On George if you go to REPORTS then into ROUND VALUATION it will give you the total number of jobs and the value.
Then just divide the round valuation by the number of jobs to get the average price.
yup this works but only problem with round valuation it counts bimonthly trimonthly etc as a static fixed figure ... try it both ways and you will see a difference
Doing it that way gives me £15.87 instead of £15.63.
Not much difference imo.
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Fair enough used to be bigger difference when I did it
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Matt Bateman,
How did you copy that table from aworka into the thread?
Thanks
Tom
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nice average Matt ... do you just do the larger stuff or are you just a good salesman and they're all 3 bed semi's ?? :D
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Matt Bateman,
How did you copy that table from aworka into the thread?
Thanks
Tom
It's a picture, a screen-shot from my Aworka page.
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nice average Matt ... do you just do the larger stuff or are you just a good salesman and they're all 3 bed semi's ?? :D
I've got a big cock and I know what I'm doing with it ;D
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nice average Matt ... do you just do the larger stuff or are you just a good salesman and they're all 3 bed semi's ?? :D
I've got a big cock and I know what I'm doing with it ;D
thats one of them BS answers you see on here ;D
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Mines about £7.50 85% all rounders from £6 to £15 and 15% fronts from £3 to £5. Do about 20 bungalows from £4 to £7. que the greedy lot to tell me to put my one up one down £6 granny houses up to £25 and my 4window £4 bungalows up to £15 like them, haha
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put your one up one down £6 granny houses up to £25 and your 4window £4 bungalows up to £15 like me
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Does it matter what you charge?
All about hourly rate.
Helps with marketing tho.
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I've got a big cock and I know what I'm doing with it ;D
Yes mate, but it's not between ya legs is it? It's between your ears ;D
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Least its not a strangers, in my mouth like you have, cottaging.
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nice average Matt ... do you just do the larger stuff or are you just a good salesman and they're all 3 bed semi's ?? :D
I've got a big cock and I know what I'm doing with it ;D
iam surprised there master bate man,seeing that the bloody pikey van never moves off the drive ;D ;D
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Least its not a strangers, in my mouth like you have, cottaging.
;D
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Careful Wurzel :-)
nice average Matt ... do you just do the larger stuff or are you just a good salesman and they're all 3 bed semi's ?? :D
I've got a big cock and I know what I'm doing with it ;D
iam surprised there master bate man,seeing that the bloody pikey van never moves off the drive ;D ;D
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So for all you mathematicians out there,,
the national average is.........
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Average window cleaning price comes out at £106.00.
Average residential window cleaning is £27.08.
I'm in the Midlands if that makes a difference.
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So I reckon the national average (domestic) price is about £16.00 based on the info available. :)
If you are charging less than this as an average I would seriously consider raising your prices, unless you have a
well established very compact round (hard to come by these days) which gives you the hourly rate you need. (which is what its all about) ;)
With the national living wage coming into effect and rising substantially over the next few years, is it worth working
for less than £25 per hour as a sole trader anymore? ::)roll
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I know it's an old thread that's been dragged up but for me average house price isn't important, hourly rate is the one that matters to me. I have areas where average house price is £20 and I will hit £35 an hour, on the other hand I have areas where the average house price is £8 but I can do £45 an hour on those quite easily.
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What's important is that your happy with your own hourly rate, what somebody else is earning or bragging about is
neither here nor there.
If you feel your working too hard and too long for too little money then its time to make changes, if somebody else tells you this
ignore them.
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What's important is that your happy with your own hourly rate, what somebody else is earning or bragging about is
neither here nor there.
If you feel your working too hard and too long for too little money then its time to make changes, if somebody else tells you this
ignore them.
Well said Sean .
I don't think it is important , I'm sure someone on here who does £10 front onlys has a much lower average house price but will be earning more than the guy who charges £20 a house
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Mines between 12 n 15.
Used to be much less. Not keen on putting prices up but any new work gets the new higher prices. But now the gap is too big and so bringing old prices up.
Since coming on this forum and last yr, started to come to my senses. It now feels like i was a charity for last 12/13 yrs (dont get me wrong, i work mon to fri 4wks a mnth and rounds are 4wkly) and now i have business head on. Where ny prices used to be 8/9 a house. I now charge 12 n up wards. But ive smarten to appearance and enhanced ny already good reputation.
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My average yearly spend per customer is £177.56
That's across the board of monthly bi monthly and quarterly.
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So I reckon the national average (domestic) price is about £16.00 based on the info available. :)
If you are charging less than this as an average I would seriously consider raising your prices, unless you have a
well established very compact round (hard to come by these days) which gives you the hourly rate you need. (which is what its all about) ;)
With the national living wage coming into effect and rising substantially over the next few years, is it worth working
for less than £25 per hour as a sole trader anymore? ::)roll
depending on where you live tlc some areas across the country house pricing isn't as high as down south and if you do an increase off fifty pence half of them have heart attacks
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£41.70 a job.