Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: rz on January 24, 2009, 06:45:40 pm
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hi guys and girls
a local window cleaner who after months of asking questions about wfp thinks he might like to get a backpack, so i showed him mine plus the ro etc and i told him where to get one from,now he,s asked me if he can buy water off me as he says he has no outside tap no drain for the waste, (he can,t be arsed) so the question is how much is a fair price ?about 100 litres, 2 or 3 times a week.
thanks
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£2 per 100 ltrs 8) Syd
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really??? £2 per 100 litres
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£2 per 100 ltrs 8) Syd
I would say at least triple that, because the time you will spend filling his things ect and making the water would just be a pain in the bum imo.
I would say £8 for 100L in 4 drums tbh
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Some guys charge £100 a month, but that's for the sort of volumes a full-time guy would use.
I would work out how much it costs you to produce water, factor in all the agro of making sure that you have enough for him and you. I guess you want to charge more than enough to make a profit but not so much that he goes elsewhere, unless of course you want him to!
Having someone fill up regularly is a bit of a pain, so make it worth your while.
I had a mate filling up cos his system was broken so I charged him a fiver a 400 litre cos I knew that if I did it for free, he wouldn't have any reason to get his fixed in a hurry
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Are you on rates or a meter? that will affect your price for water first
Then u have to work out your effort into sorting the water for him..
- cover your water costs for the total amount of water (including wastage)
- cover costs for your own time
- cover costs for reduced membrane life, di etc for your own usage!
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£2 per 100 ltrs 8) Syd
I would say at least triple that, because the time you will spend filling his things ect and making the water would just be a pain in the bum imo.
I would say £8 for 100L in 4 drums tbh
Far to much.
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i would get what you can get away with personally , i think that £20 for a days water is reasonable. He can earn that in the first 20 mins then everything above his trad earnings from then on is profit
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£25.00 1000l / 100 = £2.50 + vat
jerry
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A mate of mine pays £50 a month for water and he fills his 400 litre tank each day, and theres also a local guy who charges the same and most of them have 650 tanks.
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£2 per 100 ltrs 8) Syd
I would say at least triple that, because the time you will spend filling his things ect and making the water would just be a pain in the bum imo.
I would say £8 for 100L in 4 drums tbh
Far to much.
Then I will not be supplying it, to much hassle not enough money, A m8 I would help at free or long term at cost but they would be doing the filling
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£25.00 1000l / 100 = £2.50 + vat
jerry
I am also sure as (have to say dirt) you would not do this all the time dude for that price it would cost you money if they obly used 100l a day in a back pack,
as to other posts 400 500 600l is a little different than 100l is would be a ballache pure and simple.
NWH I am shocked by you,
and someone is missing fosters imo :P
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windowwashers
sorry had the clean head on (no fosters 13days 48min) :(
£69.00 per 1000l = £
jerry
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windowwashers
sorry had the clean head on (no fosters 13days 48min) :(
£69.00 per 1000l = £
jerry
lol, red bull waiting fella ;)
and I;m proud of you ;D
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windowwashers
love you man
have u tryed that pole yet ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
jerry
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windowwashers
love you man
have u tryed that pole yet ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
jerry
yeah I tried moving it yesterday and my arms hurt lol, in gym next week so all good.
Jokes side I will be calling them mondays as woman off sick ( ::) )
why aint you on msn ?
Ian
p.s love you too :-*
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lol jerry
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hi guys and girls
a local window cleaner who after months of asking questions about wfp thinks he might like to get a backpack, so i showed him mine plus the ro etc and i told him where to get one from,now he,s asked me if he can buy water off me as he says he has no outside tap no drain for the waste, (he can,t be arsed) so the question is how much is a fair price ?about 100 litres, 2 or 3 times a week.
thanks
hi rog
he gave me a bell ,yesterday ,from what he said i dont think hes going to bother ::)
but he might ;D on the other hand, he might not ;D
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I pay £2 per 20ltrs, some might think too much but the water is always 000 pure, as and when i want it no hassle. It suits me at the moment and doesnt really cost me anything because it is passed onto the customer
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I've had a guy ask us for water, told him £10 per fill (250ltrs), he's happy with that.
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Tescos sell it for 99 pence per half litre, suitable to put in the wifes iron.
If he doesn't like the price he can always get it from there.
Every little helps