[Smurf]

wfp does have alot of advantages profit wise over trad but I still think both are essential methods to master to be called a proper window cleaner.

"Obviously trad cleaners have less overheads/running costs"

And a hugely restricted profit compared to WFP.

[SeanK]

"Obviously trad cleaners have less overheads/running costs"

And a hugely restricted profit compared to WFP.

They are just tools and both will get the job done, you will get winners and losers in both methods.
The only millionaire window cleaner I know is and always has been traditional.

[Rich Wilts]

Sean do you work in and around Poole and Blandford?

[SeanK]

Sean do you work in and around Poole and Blandford?

No mate your way out, Northern Ireland.

[Chris Cottrell]

Your pricing sounds about right I would go with £20 maybe £25 with consevatory sides

[Amazin]

Wait, all the prices quoted in the thread are just for the front or for the whole house?

I'm charging just £12 to just clean the front of a 3 bed room terraced house in East London. I'm I too cheap?

[billy1]

I would  be happy with £20 a month in county Durham

[8weekly]

I've recently moved to a price list. I always used to go along and quote and often felt after the first clean it was too much/too little. Plus, I wanted to be perceived as straight & professional. That one of Ian's is £22 for a 4 bed house + £5 for the conservatory.

[AuRavelling79]

£22 - 4 weekly including conny sides
£28 - 8 weekly including conny sides

If on it's own £25/30.

[Stoots]

about £15 inc conny 4 weekly £18 8 weekly - Leeds

[capn sparkle]

£25 8 weekly inc conny sides and glass on conny above gutter on end

Herts

[Tom-01]

I've recently moved to a price list. I always used to go along and quote and often felt after the first clean it was too much/too little. Plus, I wanted to be perceived as straight & professional. That one of Ian's is £22 for a 4 bed house + £5 for the conservatory.

8weekly do you have a price list based on the amount of bedrooms a house has? Do you have a minimum price?

[8weekly]

I've recently moved to a price list. I always used to go along and quote and often felt after the first clean it was too much/too little. Plus, I wanted to be perceived as straight & professional. That one of Ian's is £22 for a 4 bed house + £5 for the conservatory.

8weekly do you have a price list based on the amount of bedrooms a house has? Do you have a minimum price?

Yes & yes. That said, I wouldn't be afraid to say if I thought it didn't apply. For example we clean a 5 bed house that takes all morning for two of us. Yes, £15 is a minimum price. I have some old jobs from when I started that might be 3 windows for £7. (Lowest example)

[NWH]

That house would go for around £400.000 near me

[DaveG]

Sean do you work in and around Poole and Blandford?

Oi, there's plenty around here already!  Out of interest Matt, why do you ask that?

[Rich Wilts]

Because there was a dipstick on one of the Facebook forums from round that way, called Sean Kelly, spouting off how someone hhas twice let his tyres down, and being a tw@t he was planning some sort of confrontation as revenge.

By the looks of him he needs to blame his Dad. For putting the garden swing too close to the wall.

[DaveG]

Oh right

 

[SeanK]

Because there was a dipstick on one of the Facebook forums from round that way, called Sean Kelly, spouting off how someone hhas twice let his tyres down, and being a tw@t he was planning some sort of confrontation as revenge.

By the looks of him he needs to blame his Dad. For putting the garden swing too close to the wall.

Other than the name which isn't my real name by the way I don't know why you would have confused me with that guy,
different if I was constantly being banned on here or throwing a hissy fit and deleting my account like a spoilt child anytime
an argument didn't go my way.