[Clean Cloth]

I have been asked to quote for cleaning a detached double Garage, so about 20 meters of Fascias (no gutters of soffits) on 4 sides and 2 up and over Garage doors.

I am in the east midlands, how much would you charge?

[Splash & dash]

£40

[Flash..]

£20 would be my bid

Just read your post further down where you say it will take an hour, therefore my quote would be £50 not £20 ,

[Marc Stock]

£95

[lal]

    £50.00

[nathankaye]

What price which equals your time and expertise have you opted for?

Sorry im not a fan of these types of question,
Perhaps try Im thinking of charging this £x.   Does tbis seem reasonable
Compared to,      what would u charge

[Clean Cloth]

Thank-you reflections south west, flash, mark stock and lal.

I cleaned his bungalow FSG last week, he knocked my price down from 135 to 120.
The double garage I guess will take about 1 hour taking my time.

[Slacky]

What price which equals your time and expertise have you opted for?

Sorry im not a fan of these types of question,
Perhaps try Im thinking of charging this £x.   Does tbis seem reasonable
Compared to,      what would u charge

Semantics.

[Dry Clean]

Clean Cloth if you are happy with the price you charged then why worry what others would have done it for, if you're not happy then learn from it and charge more the next time, as for doing it cheaper than your original quote, I would say as a rule its better
to stick to your quote and be prepared to walk away if they dont agree to it ( it makes for a happier work life ) but this is a lot easier to do with plenty of work on your books.

[Marc Stock]

Id say £95 because you know they will um and ahh about it. You can always come down a little, say £85 with tea and cake stipulation, that will make them chuckle.

[Clean Cloth]

Clean Cloth if you are happy with the price you charged then why worry what others would have done it for, if you're not happy then learn from it and charge more the next time, as for doing it cheaper than your original quote, I would say as a rule its better
to stick to your quote and be prepared to walk away if they dont agree to it ( it makes for a happier work life ) but this is a lot easier to do with plenty of work on your books.

I quoted 135 to clean his FSG and windows thinking I would be knocked down as everyone around here seems to like to haggle, so I go in high. If they do not knock me down it is a bonus.

He said and I quote "Oh, another window cleaner said he would do it for £100" I said "Ok, you had better go with him then as I cannot match it, all the best" Before I could hang up he said, "wait,  I will speak to my business partner,,,,, wont you move at all on price", If I can do the windows at the same time as the FSG I will do it for £120."

It is a Bungalow, very near to my house, easy access and I got a regular 4 weekly clean out of it.

As you say, it is easier when you have plenty of work but I am prepared to leave the job if they wont pay a decent rate.

To answer your initial question, I am not worried about how much others charge but I am interested how much they charge. The more I ask the more I charge as I find out my competitors are pricing higher.
I was going to quote lower for the double garage but after the replies I got in this thread quoted higher and got it. Steep learning curve.