[northstar161]

I'm about to price some traditional work. The house is late victorian and it has these wooden windows with six panes: Pic below:


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I'm thinking of adding on a 50% surcharge to my standard price for a 3 bed semi which is £15. Not sure if this is fair. Thoughts?

[alfynokes]

Its definately fair, think of all the extra detailing etc

[NJWindowCleaning]

It seems fair but those windows seem to be straight forward to do.