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shelton

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'Builder' type clean . .. but not quite
« on: May 29, 2007, 04:01:40 pm »
I'll explain a bit better here, hopefully. ...

An office we've been doing a twice weekly clean in for a couple of years have recently had some remedial structural work done on their top floor.  They've asked us to clear up after the builders . . basically a load of dust all over the desks & fittings, inside of windows was 'orrible, carpets a bit manky, etc. . .

The office area affected isn't massive and it took 6 man hours to get back to normal.  We've agreed to itemise on our regular monthly bill, but I'm not sure on whether to charge our standard rate + a certain %, whether there is a more scientific/accepted method or whether it's a straight-forward "this much" type scenario?

Any advice appreciated . .. just don't want to undersell the company/service.

Cheers.

Jake

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Re: 'Builder' type clean . .. but not quite
« Reply #1 on: May 29, 2007, 06:45:19 pm »
Shelton

I would price this as a 'one off' builders clean, and itemise it as such.

£120/150 should be about right.

Regards.......Jake
Exeter, Devon

Cleaning Resource

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Re: 'Builder' type clean . .. but not quite
« Reply #2 on: May 29, 2007, 09:26:12 pm »
I charge my usual £11.50per hour for contract work and then double it for out of contract works.  ;D

shelton

  • Posts: 175
Re: 'Builder' type clean . .. but not quite
« Reply #3 on: May 29, 2007, 11:51:58 pm »
Cheers guys.. .  I was planning on £150 for it, so it's good to see that I'm on the right lines.

Thanks again.