[Sir Squeaky]

Yeah come one mate, not everyone's a c0ck.

[NWH]

Who`s thinking of leaving the forum?and Squeaky bring back Victor.

[geefree]

plyform.. above.... he,s not usually this touchy,... maybe he is jacking in.

[Captain Scarlet]

I would say my average is 20 to 22 quid, Luke

I dont work for less than 8 pound, and that would only get you 2 windows if I had to setup my equipment for such a small job, our local minimum is 8 but will soon rise to 12 and our non local minimum is 25 due to the area being quite rural.

[neil100]

I have no Idea what my average price is.

To be honest it does not matter a jot. If you do 20 terrace houses front only at £5.00 a go. Then the next day you have a client at £120.00, it means their is no point at looking at your average house price.

Its far more pratical to look at your hourly earnings over the days you work to know your good work from your bad.

Nel

[NWH]

Add up how many jobs you`ve done say this month or what you would call your average month,add up how much money you`ve earn`t in that month and divide it by the amount of houses you`ve done.Hey Presto,there`s your average.

[neil100]

WHY?

Nel

[geefree]

because i asked the question on this topic out of curiousity.  :

[Sir Squeaky]

Who`s thinking of leaving the forum?and Squeaky bring back Victor.

No thanks, I had that one far too long.

[windowwashers]

I have no Idea what my average price is.

To be honest it does not matter a jot. If you do 20 terrace houses front only at £5.00 a go. Then the next day you have a client at £120.00, it means their is no point at looking at your average house price.

Its far more pratical to look at your hourly earnings over the days you work to know your good work from your bad.

Nel

That point hits it right on the head, sometimes I earn alot an hour sometimes it goes down, over the years you build on it, average woould need to be worked on the customers you have, time spent, price, duration etc etc etc. I got my average down and i was gutted lol but do very well for myself. keep posting your averages though as I would love to no more 

[Dean Aspects]

You could do ten £5 houses in an hour or one £30 house in an hour meaning your averages look completely different

Like was already said its the quality of price/house that counts
and as long as you are happy thats all that matters

Dean

[Paul Coleman]

yeah thats a thought is there a filter...I would certainly use it.

No.  There's no filter.  You just scroll on past the relevant messages if you take a dislike to the way someone posts.

[geefree]

You could do ten £5 houses in an hour or one £30 house in an hour meaning your averages look completely different

Like was already said its the quality of price/house that counts
and as long as you are happy thats all that matters




Dean

thats why i am asking for peoples averages..  would be nice if we was all on 30 pound per house , every house..... i didnt ask about the quality of work or the hourly rate... simply an average figure per house .. for the round.. simple lol.

[neil100]

Gazza, I know you have asked for an average per house. But the figure has no relevant value or merit in the practacalities of a w/c buisness. IE,

You could clean 20 houses earning you £100.00, £5.00 an house.

10 houses earning you £100.00, £10.00 an house.

5 houses earning you £100.00, £20.00 an house.

1 house earning you £100.00,

Now for me the highs on the lows of the example above would be, 1 house = less collecting then 20 houses, a big time saver at work and going out collecting.

The big advantage of the 20 houses is if you lose a customer its only £5.00 to lose. If you lose a £100.00 house its a lot of money to lose.

I can see practiclities in looking at how prices make up a domestic round. but I cannot see any practical value in an average price.

Hope that makes it clearer.

Nel.

[geefree]

Hi all,

If you divide the value of your round with the number of customers,

what is the average cost per house,

just curious 

Gary.