[Gary Allan]

Hi. I've been asked to quote for a job. A very big job. Long story short, how do you normally quote per window? It's a new build so windows are obviously filthy, cement dirt etc. 5 to 6 stories high. On average 1000 rooms. Also they want a quote for insides. How would you normally quote for these? Your help and guidance would be greatly appreciated.........

[Ez cleaning]

work out how long it will take you and how much you want to earn per hour just dont be greedy (remember you have no travel time/costs)

Other wise just think if you dont know dont price recommend someone that can handle it. they may throw you some work as well

I dont mean that to sound rude.

[ben M]

run away!

[rosskesava]

What ever price you come up with, triple it.

If not, and as posted above, run away.

[Gary Allan]

No problems. I can handle it. I wanted to know how other window cleaners price work (as a rough guide). Also I live in Birmingham and the job is in London!

[rosskesava]

Run, Forest, run.

[G Griffin]

run away!

Typical response from a Frenchman  .

[elite mike]

No problems. I can handle it. I wanted to know how other window cleaners price work (as a rough guide). Also I live in Birmingham and the job is in London!

unless you get a good price which includes travel time i would sub the job out .

[Gary Allan]

Bloody hell

[elite mike]

Bloody hell

  good luck

[rosskesava]

Bloody hell

  good luck

Yup, good luck.

Don't forget to post how you got on.

[ben M]

run away!

Typical response from a Frenchman  .

nothing to do of being French, too much hassle IMO.

[Total shine cleaning services]

anything like that we always go and see it, if possible do a test clean and work out how long it would take you to do after factoring in breaks etc, we've done this a couple of times now and seems a proven method for us.

Graham