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Matt Hutchings

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One off garage deep clean
« on: November 05, 2013, 06:36:28 pm »
Hi there,

 

I am starting up a new business in pressure washing and wanted some advice on quoting for a enquiry I have had, this is my first job so I need some advice:
 
A commercial car garage need their floor cleaned. Its a hard tiled floor with cement grout. The area roughly is 250m2. The tiles are brushed daily and kept to a clean standard however in some area's there will be oil spills and general grease on them. Area will be free of obstacles before hand. I will be using a 250bar (3400psi, 15LPM, petrol) pressure washing machine, with 21" rotary cleaner and suction Vac attached to clean the area. We will require 2 members of staff. Water is provided.
 
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I have been advised of a eco friendly chemical, OWS-200 by spillaway, however I cant seem to find any retailers of this in the UK. So I have looked at something like UBIK 2000.
 
I was going to split the quote up into three sections as follows:-
1) Chemical cost - with UBIK2000 I would say the floor is heavy dirt and would apply a 1:10 application. What is the best way to calculate this cost of this for the customer? I am going to buy 2/3 5L packs of this for future jobs as well however what kind of mark-up do I put on the chemical, if any.
 
2) Application of chemical - What is the best way to apply the chosen chemical? Would it be in a hand sprayer and then a light scrub with a brush to help it settle in? If so, this is manual labour and what kind of pricing should be used.
 
3) Deep clean - all area's to receive pressure washing with suction. Cost of this?
 
I have planned the quote and see attached screenshot for the pricing. I have no idea if this is above or below what it should be. I am not too worried if it is/isn’t as long as I know what the typical pricing for a job like this would be.
 
Appreciate any help and advice you can give me.





trevor perry

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Re: One off garage deep clean
« Reply #1 on: November 06, 2013, 12:19:10 pm »
personally for an internal area like that I would use a rotary scrubber and wet vac
better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove any doubt

Small but perfectley formed

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Re: One off garage deep clean
« Reply #2 on: November 10, 2013, 09:06:44 am »
Evans vanodine have a good chemical for that type of situation I think it's rubicon, the floor would be quicker and safer to scrub and wet vac .
Spit and polish

catherinedelgado

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Re: One off garage deep clean
« Reply #3 on: November 11, 2013, 08:44:46 am »
To maintain this constant flow of fluctuating items, good organization is a must. Whatever the size, the garage should be swept out monthly and thoroughly cleaned once a year to maintain order.