[MNWC]

id say 150 for in and out ....half a days work if you start early

[the clean team]

I hope you’re not this petty with your customers 

[CLEANGLASSUK]

I hope you’re not this petty with your customers 

Im not petty just realistic, if you done windows that quick which im not douting you can,you will not be able to gaurantee they will come up perfect,As you should no if you have been using wfp that long !

[the clean team]

Cleanglass Window Cleaning have been operating since 2002,   ?

covering the South East and London on a daily basis

[CLEANGLASSUK]

Cleanglass Window Cleaning have been operating since 2002,   ?

covering the South East and London on a daily basis

was working for a very large company with 6 vans grossing over a million a year!

[alanwilson]

wow you've got 4 vans!

YOU'RE MY HERO

[Tosh]

i was bored the other day n just phoned up n got thru to the fella who is in charge of the place

Was this inspired by one of my posts? 

[CLEANGLASSUK]

As i said before on here the boss was tight!!!
ps MR Moderator sorry for the bad language

[windowcleaninginessex.co.uk]

When you price a job like this with a fair few windows it can look daunting , but you can crash it out in no time, i think it would take 4 to 5 hours max (doing a real good job), so even if you charged as litlle as £150 you still would be on a good earner for the day if you go and do another couple of little jobs. Also you will definately get the job

[Busby]

I would charge guessing by the picture you have shown, between £200 - £240

backed up with a risk assessment, method statement & insurance details if your successfull

 

[Paul Coleman]

this is my first quote so i want to go in at right price, the quote is for inside and outside. could you please giv your honest opinions iv not been inside yet so dont know wat i have to work around.im using wfp outside and trad inside.

cheers richy

Assuming that you have shown all the windows:  Depends what you want as an hourly rate really, what obstructions are on the inside, and how accessible the inside reception area windows are.  On maintenance cleans, the outside could be done comfortably in one and a half hours (though probably a fair bit less).  Allowing for some obstructions and awkwardness inside, I think half a day (maybe a longish half day) for a lone operator would be a fair time allowance.  I do one of similar style where there are about two and a half times the external windows.  Once I got the first two cleans out of the way, I whip around the outsides in about two and a quarter hours.  I've never really timed the insides because I have to do it over several visits when evening cleaning staff are there.  It's no problem because it's very local to me and inside is only four times a year.  No high reception area on mine though.

[karygate]

work out a price per window , then you will not lose out . better getting a slightly lower price every month than losing it to someone else. would still be more than the domestic for that day and less hassle.

[cat9921]

work out a price per window , then you will not lose out . better getting a slightly lower price every month than losing it to someone else. would still be more than the domestic for that day and less hassle.

A newbe like yourself should not give advice, Your not even a clean up god yet 





Good Advice by the way

[STEVE-UK]

i would put a quote in for £190 1st clean in and out,£140 monthly,i dont think it will take any longer than a mornings work for 1 person

[jsm]

i would put a quote in for £190 1st clean in and out,£140 monthly,i dont think it will take any longer than a mornings work for 1 person

I agree with  the above , some of you must be like snails lol id wip round that no time , by all mwans put a quote in for £400 - ill come in with one alot lower haha - inside id do that in under a hour half and thats with chatting up the birds lol

[Paul Coleman]

this is my first quote so i want to go in at right price, the quote is for inside and outside. could you please giv your honest opinions iv not been inside yet so dont know wat i have to work around.im using wfp outside and trad inside.

cheers richy

Assuming that you have shown all the windows:  Depends what you want as an hourly rate really, what obstructions are on the inside, and how accessible the inside reception area windows are.  On maintenance cleans, the outside could be done comfortably in one and a half hours (though probably a fair bit less).  Allowing for some obstructions and awkwardness inside, I think half a day (maybe a longish half day) for a lone operator would be a fair time allowance.  I do one of similar style where there are about two and a half times the external windows.  Once I got the first two cleans out of the way, I whip around the outsides in about two and a quarter hours.  I've never really timed the insides because I have to do it over several visits when evening cleaning staff are there.  It's no problem because it's very local to me and inside is only four times a year.  No high reception area on mine though.

Funnily enough, I've just been doing the job mentioned in the above post.  I really didn't fancy hanging around in that cold rain and got it done in about one and three quarter hours (outside).  There are about two and a half times the windows as on the picture at the top of the thread.  OK I admit it.  The frames didn't get a look in this time but, as a monthly external clean, there's no need to do them every time anyway.