[davids3511]

I have a customer who would like the following done on her 4 bed detached property. I have never powerwashed before so have no clue how to price this all up but hjope it will go a long way to paying for my powerwasher I haven't yet purchased.

105 sqm block paving last done 2 years ago. Needs doing again with patches of lichen but not in a terrible state. Wants it resanding but not sealing.

20 sqm ivy to be removed from her walls.

37mtr guttering to be emptied

37 mtr soffit/facia/gutter to be washed. It is painted wood, not PVC.


Cheers for the help.

[darren clarke]

block paying   210
ivy 30
gutter 100  for both  total

340 quid, nice days work

[Elfords Carpet and Window Cleaning]

Hard to say with the ivy without seeing it. A well established ivy removed from a wall (does she want you to dispose of it too?) that size could take a couple of days if you intend to do a pucker job. You'll never get rid of all the tendril marks left on the brick-work, but its COULD take you a long long time that one, particularly if she wants a good job done.

She needs to be asked how good a job she wants otherwise you could regret taking that on.

[darren clarke]

sorry i miss read the ivy bit,  get a pic of it and see how bad it is, u might have to kill it first,  i am sure ivy goes in to brick work

[davids3511]

Well established isn't the word for the ivy. It covers all of one wall and half of another right up to the gutter on a two story house.

She wants it removing from one wall completley and cut back to half height on the other. I did tell her that it wouldn't be perfect on the ivy unless she wanted me there for a week.