[stevieg]

I have asked this question in the past but no replies, so here goes again.
Specifically on commercial work, do you charge the same inside as you would for the outs or load it differently. I know this is not an exact science but generally speaking will do?

[Moderator David@stives]

I charge the same, they are all windows, reason being the insides are a bonus in bad weather.

[Blue Frog Systems]

Dave.... Would you charge the same if they only had the insides done 6 monthly and the outside windows 3 monthly ?

[Moderator David@stives]

yes

 All inside work is a bonus, also you are on site anyway,

[Blue Frog Systems]

Cheers Dave

[Mike_G]

Same price but have a look round and charge extra for partitions

[Mike #1]

 i do the inside of a school every 2 yrs and charge 3 times as much for insides do to a lot of leg work and filthy windows

[Blue Frog Systems]

2 years is a different kettle of fish to 3 months.

I understand you charging 3x if its that long. My kids and dog make an awful mess of some of our windows.

Obviously the same price for insides would only count for the ones you cleaned from the outside. Partitions and internal windows would be an extra unless you wanted to secure a job.

Dave has a really good point as Dean Taberner has also said.

The fact that your there already does make it easyer when you think about it. Its a case of packing up the wfp gear and getting your trad kit out.

Thinking about it logically, if you were to move on to another job you would have the time of getting there, unpacking wfp kit, fuel costs and securing the work to do on the same day. Might take a little longer, but if you add up the time and costs of moving on to another job it makes sense

I for one always thought it would be a hassle and therefore I would have charged more than the same.