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£50 inc' garage windows. wfp

If regular i.e. 6/8 weekly maybe £45

I reckon to do it properly wfp, pulling up to driving off 1 hour.

I do tons of georgian sash windows

[MNWC]

No just the house windows 

[gary999]

£40 every 6 weeks

a fair price on a 6 weekly clean

[lcwalker]

Id base my quote on £1.50 per window trade around £40 but i would be tempted to add on an extra £5 so id quote for trade £45.

[Dale Smith]

£40 every 6 weeks

Bang on I reckon as well.. 

[SherwoodCleaningSe]

Those windows would be £2-£3 each I'd say £60 maybe more depending on access, could go up to £90ish.  You would probably end up having to do them every 8 weeks as the price would be too much for a higher frequency. I reckon under an hours work by pole if done properly. I'd like to see someone do it in 20 mins for £20.

Simon.      

[JSMC]

20 quid 25 max and at that i'd feel a con man. Baffles me how some of you guys can get the money you do it really does

[John Walker]

Based on the windows in view and they look reasonably clean already I would say £35 on a 5 weekly clean (house only).  Good access so could work quite fast (wfp). 

However, I'm wondering if there are some windows not showing in the two photos.  If this is correct then the price would have to increase to allow.

[prestigeclean]

£35.00 six weekly in tunbridge wells , i imagine the high prices quoted on here are by guys that have full rounds , no problem with high prices by the way , 3 man team 15 minutes max to complete regards alan

[prestige cleaners]

bear in mind the fluctuation in prices is down to the areas we live in, its not that certain people are out to rip off, its just supply and demand.

[scottt24]

£40 - £50 wfp  approx 45 mins

[frimley89]

there is no point in asking other window cleaners what they would charge the price has got to be up to you, what are you wanting to earn a hour window cleaning.if you are trad then apart from a bit of petrol thats about all your oveheads covered , so when you set a price for a job make sure your happy with it its not all about getting as much money as you can its only cleaning windows.

[JSMC]

£40 - £50 wfp  approx 45 mins

you a lawyer?

[tacky]

15 to 20 max .in the valleys

[chopsie]

Those windows would be £2-£3 each I'd say £60 maybe more depending on access, could go up to £90ish.  You would probably end up having to do them every 8 weeks as the price would be too much for a higher frequency. I reckon under an hours work by pole if done properly. I'd like to see someone do it in 20 mins for £20.

Simon.      

so you would charge up to £90 for an hours work  no way would they pay that.I would price £25-£30,but am still learning 

[Sean Dyer]

£40 every 6 weeks

i was thinking about 40 -50 you probably done right there

my price is trad , but wfp itd be the same no matter what the speed difference

they are pvc windows? they look it

[paul rulton]

i got a house few weeks back now 92 windys £200 every 6 weeks 

[SherwoodCleaningSe]

Those windows would be £2-£3 each I'd say £60 maybe more depending on access, could go up to £90ish.  You would probably end up having to do them every 8 weeks as the price would be too much for a higher frequency. I reckon under an hours work by pole if done properly. I'd like to see someone do it in 20 mins for £20.

Simon.      

so you would charge up to £90 for an hours work  no way would they pay that.I would price £25-£30,but am still learning 

I would probably be closer to £60, however this kind of work demands a premium. Sash windows are fussy trad or wfp. A job like this as well would normally be in and out and if you have a bad outside base price your not going to want to do the in's. I have a job about 3 times bigger in and out with sash windows priced at £350.00. If you live in a house like that chances are you can afford to have the windows done properly. However as I said maybe the frequency would need to be lengthened.

Simon.

[StanA]

20 quid 25 max and at that i'd feel a con man. Baffles me how some of you guys can get the money you do it really does

I see you are in Scotland.
I'm in southeast England.
I reckon at least some of the price differences are regional.  £35 - £40 is about right for a job like that by WFP down here IMO.  There's no doubt that some of the living costs get higher as you get further south - especially private renting and mortgage costs due to higher house prices.  Mind you, you could also get such a quotation refused down here.  I suppose where someone is with their business is also an issue.  If I were to get refused on two thirds of my quotations but get the other third I would feel OK about that whereas that would not have been the case when I had less work.

[Gav Camm lammy 283]

i got a house few weeks back now 92 windys £200 every 6 weeks 

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