[glen parva]

we have been doing this for a while works well for us commercial and domestic customers

[LWC]

Ian - good topic and what you are doing is excellent because keeping track on work the price and how long it
takes all keep your business on track

it will also help for quoting future work.

LWC - so how do you calculate your price ?


Ditto - prevoius post - if you can beat your quoted time and the work is still good - your up - but if the job has a problem (extra heavy bird stike - or equipment probs) and takes an extra 15 mins your down - that is life and business

Darran

Per window

[SunShineCleaning]

its my first year  

so yup possibly praching to the more experianced  

or showing me granny some eggs to suck

It's good that you are thinking about how to increase revenue, never a bad thing.

Keep on with it.

[Adam P]

now you've sorted our your timings maybe you can start reducing your prices by 15% to compete with the cowboys 

[alanwilson]

remember when you are pricing, you will lose time due to travelling etc.

basic advice - think £1 a minute minimum.

[Ian101]

remember when you are pricing, you will lose time due to travelling etc.

basic advice - think £1 a minute minimum.

only been applying it to my compact stuff for now but when that all done going take long hard look at some of my not so compact stuff