Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: johnny bravo on September 18, 2024, 10:27:39 am
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Decided to bite the bullet and stick an extra £1/£2 on my prices Fronts & Full House Cleans
Had a couple answering oh thats a bit much. I always do it in steps a few here and a few there to get a feel as to how they feel. Most are ok
There are lots of new customers who actually dont mind paying a good price for a decent window cleaner who the know wont miss any windows and are above all Trusting and Reliable. Even casp payers which is a bonus these days
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when was your last price in crease ? how long have you been cleaning for them ?
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We've just started putting ours up too. For most this is the first increase for 5 years. We normally do anything up to £15 up by £2 then £3 up to £30 then £5 for anything else,
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We've just started putting ours up too. For most this is the first increase for 5 years. We normally do anything up to £15 up by £2 then £3 up to £30 then £5 for anything else,
5 years is a very long time, you'll struggle to find anyone in a paid job who's not had a payrise for 5 yrs. I do mine every 3 and frankly this isn't enough, in hindsight 2 yrs would have been ideal.
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That's a fair point but last 5 years we've had a pandemic a recession a fuel cap etc. Now is a better time imo
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That's a fair point but last 5 years we've had a pandemic a recession a fuel cap etc. Now is a better time imo
I used to take that approach too but that pandemic, recession and fuel cap happened to affect you as well as your customers and with me, i found that when I did put them up, it was no surprise to them, they fully expected it.
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I put everyone up started in March, its was 3yrs since the last one. Everyone went up £5 and some went up £10.
This was below inflation everyone was ok and never lost any.