[wfp master]

How much for this solar panel job.

[deeege]

I've got a price in mind but I couldn't possibly divulge it on an open forum. I've spent many years calculating the correct mathematical formula for pricing jobs just like this so it would be business suicide to give away such sensitive trade secrets.

[8weekly]

I've got a price in mind but I couldn't possibly divulge it on an open forum. I've spent  many FOUR years calculating the correct mathematical formula for pricing jobs just like this so it would be business suicide to give away such sensitive trade secrets.

Lol. FTFY

[wfp master]

 £1 a panel.? ive got 12 to do all at a nice height about a foot from the ground.
think it will end up being every 2 months.

[lozsing]

love it

[tlwcs]

Careful you don't get a pi55a off it.

[telfordwindowclnr]

It depends heavily on height, access and whether it is still producing DC current despite being turned off. As no one else has come up with a total job price, I will say £100 every six months to maintain maximum efficiency.

Why not take a before and after pic and put it on your web page where you claim to be professional and highly trained.

[sunshine windows]

Cracked me up! 

[Dave Willis]

It depends heavily on height, access and whether it is still producing DC current despite being turned off. As no one else has come up with a total job price, I will say £100 every six months to maintain maximum efficiency.

Why not take a before and after pic and put it on your web page where you claim to be professional and highly trained.

Steve, are you highly trained?

[8weekly]

It depends heavily on height, access and whether it is still producing DC current despite being turned off. As no one else has come up with a total job price, I will say £100 every six months to maintain maximum efficiency.

Why not take a before and after pic and put it on your web page where you claim to be professional and highly trained.

Steve, are you highly trained?

Claims to be. 

[supernova77]

I wouldn't quote as I'm not experienced enough at cleaning solar panels... Although I clean a lot of skylights - Isn't it just the same???

 

[wfp master]

It depends heavily on height, access and whether it is still producing DC current despite being turned off. As no one else has come up with a total job price, I will say £100 every six months to maintain maximum efficiency.

Why not take a before and after pic and put it on your web page where you claim to be professional and highly trained.

will get a picture when I finish the job.
Not looking forward to it I should have subbed it out.

[deeege]

It depends heavily on height, access and whether it is still producing DC current despite being turned off. As no one else has come up with a total job price, I will say £100 every six months to maintain maximum efficiency.

Why not take a before and after pic and put it on your web page where you claim to be professional and highly trained.

will get a picture when I finish the job.
Not looking forward to it I should have subbed it out.

I'd definately ask to peruse any potential subcontractors RAMS! 

[telfordwindowclnr]

It depends heavily on height, access and whether it is still producing DC current despite being turned off. As no one else has come up with a total job price, I will say £100 every six months to maintain maximum efficiency.

Why not take a before and after pic and put it on your web page where you claim to be professional and highly trained.

Steve, are you highly trained?

No mate, I'm not highly trained. I have no training at all actually as there is no training course available. Hang on, that gives me an idea....

[telfordwindowclnr]

It depends heavily on height, access and whether it is still producing DC current despite being turned off. As no one else has come up with a total job price, I will say £100 every six months to maintain maximum efficiency.

Why not take a before and after pic and put it on your web page where you claim to be professional and highly trained.

Steve, are you highly trained?

Claims to be. 

No I don't. See above. 

[formb]

Stay away from it. Put a water fed pole near that and you will die.

Probably.

[Dave Willis]

It depends heavily on height, access and whether it is still producing DC current despite being turned off. As no one else has come up with a total job price, I will say £100 every six months to maintain maximum efficiency.

Why not take a before and after pic and put it on your web page where you claim to be professional and highly trained.

Steve, are you highly trained?

No mate, I'm not highly trained. I have no training at all actually as there is no training course available. Hang on, that gives me an idea....

That's good then - I can put some pics on my website too then as we've both had the same training 

[ascjim]

Stay away from it. Put a water fed pole near that and you will die.

Probably.

 

[8weekly]

It depends heavily on height, access and whether it is still producing DC current despite being turned off. As no one else has come up with a total job price, I will say £100 every six months to maintain maximum efficiency.

Why not take a before and after pic and put it on your web page where you claim to be professional and highly trained.

Steve, are you highly trained?

No mate, I'm not highly trained. I have no training at all actually as there is no training course available. Hang on, that gives me an idea....

That's good then - I can put some pics on my website too then as we've both had the same training 

Yes, and with the training you have had, you ae uniquely qualified to run training courses in solar panel cleaning..... Just like everyone else.

[ben M]

I've got a price in mind but I couldn't possibly divulge it on an open forum. I've spent many years calculating the correct mathematical formula for pricing jobs just like this so it would be business suicide to give away such sensitive trade secrets.

totally agree Steve....i mean deeege