[jk999]

Twenty mins for twenty five pounds a good payer cant understand why you want to up it to 30 to 35 pounds

[Clever Forum Name]

i think £25 - £30 is on the money but that would take me 30 mins from start to finish.

[8weekly]

I have some 4 weekly but most customers other prefer 8 weekly. I think a lot is down to cost. If I charged say £15 for that house, they may well prefer 4 weekly.  There are some window cleaners in my area that charge £5 or so for a semi and they are 4 weekly. It's finding a balance between an acceptable hourly rate for me and an acceptable cost to the customer. In general the cost is prohibitive at 4 weekly. If any of my 8 weekly customers ask for 4 weekly, I don't reduce the price.

I decided early on to go 8 weekly as customers weren't happy with the 4 weekly cycle at the prices I was charging (less than they are now). I bumped into BFG soon after I started and he advised the same. It seems to work around here.

I'm building work about 10 miles away and there I have offered 6 or 12 weekly with a cost difference. I figure that enough go 12 weekly the hourly rate will be so good that it will make up for the lost time spent travelling.

how do you work out the 8 wk price??     eg   for a £10,  £16 & 25 monthly price
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I don't. I just have set prices that are all 8 weekly. If someone wanted 4 weekly instead of 8, the price would be the same.

[LBWCS]

I could clean all that in 25 mins. 35-40 mins, £30 monthly, £35 x 2 monthly

[duncan h]

Doesn't look hard. I would do it for £25. You must be slow, looks like 15  mins work

[nathankaye]

Doesn't look hard. I would do it for £25. You must be slow, looks like 15  mins work

 

[billy1]

All of my work is 4 weekly but when I started everyone was every 2 weeks