[Alex Wingrove]

Pressure Washer Job to be done.

How much would you charge to clean all of the tennis court and the fence around it, both sides.

The court is 14m*27m so 378m2

Fence is approx 300m2 of fence.

Also all of the patio, decking, furniture, bins, plant pots, umbrellas and the staircase that you see.

Thanks

[Amazin]

jesus, massive mansion

[Dani J]

Pressure Washer Job to be done.

How much would you charge to clean all of the tennis court and the fence around it, both sides.

The court is 14m*27m so 378m2

Fence is approx 300m2 of fence.

Also all of the patio, decking, furniture, bins, plant pots, umbrellas and the staircase that you see.

Thanks

You better find out were the drains are otherwise you will have very hard work on your hand specially that basketball court.

[Rob_Mac]

The water will run off the sides of the tennis court, leaving a big pile of moss slurry.

That's a big job and needs to be done right. I'll help you out with it if you are interested?

Rob

[Ben wood]

1 million pounds plus vat.

 

[Ian101]

2000 ish

[H20cleaning]

i would be tempted to price it day by day.
work out a daily rate including all chemicals, fuel etc for pressure washer. Then split the work up into days work, and price it by that and add a little bit on just incase it takes longer;)

[andyM]

2000 ish

That was my first thought.
Although to be honest that's much bigger than anything I've ever done so could be well off the mark.
Brick weave will need to be re-sanded aswell which is another additional cost and it has sunk in places.
And how would the tennis court be done? Can a turbo nozzle be used on that or will it blow holes in it?

[H20cleaning]

2000 ish

That was my first thought.
Although to be honest that's much bigger than anything I've ever done so could be well off the mark.
Brick weave will need to be re-sanded aswell which is another additional cost and it has sunk in places.
And how would the tennis court be done? Can a turbo nozzle be used on that or will it blow holes in it?

tennis court would have to be Flat Surface Cleaned theres a good video on youtube of blast away manchester cleaning a kids playpark, wich is a similar surface and comes up mint

[luther1]

Loving the bloke that quoted a huge thread

[Alex Wingrove]

I have already done most of it.

Just the inside of tennis court fence, and 95% of the court left to do

Drainage wasnt such a big issue beacuase its been hot, and there was plenty of run off area, and one huge sump.

Tennis court has been started with the FSC. I will clean up with the turbo, problem with using the turbo on the tennis court is consistency.

You cant get too close to it because it will blow holes in the surface, or blow the paint away, and its really hard to keep a constant distance from the surface.

Im cleaning it up with a yard scoop, there is so much moss its quicker than moving it around with the turbo.

Wont need much re sanding if any, its not normally block work, its all set in place with pug, I may run some sand back down it just to make sure, but the other block work that they have just had done, isn't sanded so ill see how time goes.

Ive spent 21 hours so far, forgot to mention the gates.

I didnt need to give a price, because they just said do it, and that they trust me. With almost any other client this would be a problem, but this client is as good as gold.

I just dont want to over charge them.

[Alex Wingrove]

Loving the bloke that quoted a huge thread

I know, that cracked me up too

[Tony Edwards]

£2500

Just done one similar.

[H20cleaning]

Mmm I would possibly say 21hours is 3days work, obviously there's costs aswell but could he really justify charging £2500?
If I'm correct £2500 divided by 21hours is £120 an hour ... So even if there's another days cleaning with still be close to £100 an hour
I know there's money in pressure cleaning but I don't charge that kindof money, especially on domestic

[Ian101]

Mmm I would possibly say 21hours is 3days work, obviously there's costs aswell but could he really justify charging £2500?
If I'm correct £2500 divided by 21hours is £120 an hour ... So even if there's another days cleaning with still be close to £100 an hour
I know there's money in pressure cleaning but I don't charge that kindof money, especially on domestic

not having a go but you forgot to factor in other things such as

fuel
wear and tear on machine
cost of machine
cost of other equipment
big house tax 
the cant be bothered to do it myself factor 

[MATT BATEMAN (OWC)]

£1,000.00.

[jimiwindows]

like to see pics when its all done

[H20cleaning]

Mmm I would possibly say 21hours is 3days work, obviously there's costs aswell but could he really justify charging £2500?
If I'm correct £2500 divided by 21hours is £120 an hour ... So even if there's another days cleaning with still be close to £100 an hour
I know there's money in pressure cleaning but I don't charge that kindof money, especially on domestic

not having a go but you forgot to factor in other things such as

fuel
wear and tear on machine
cost of machine
cost of other equipment
big house tax 
the cant be bothered to do it myself factor 

yeah but does they lad probs wants the call back every year! i say around the £1500 mark depending on costs?

[Small but perfectley formed]

£35 per hour

[Alex Wingrove]

I recon, I will spend about 30hours or so when its finished.