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Quote from: jonboywalton75 on February 14, 2019, 06:42:36 pmI look at number and awkwardness of windows, Access and whether the customer seems genuine (that takes the nouse of an older guy like me😊)If it's a very dirty job and the person seems hesitant I price high for 1st clean. If I really want the job I'll price at the price level of my current work, per hour. If I'm not really fussed I'll price very high. Also it depends on the mood I'm in. If not good I'll go ridiculously high, sometimes that works😂I'm grumpy so it depends what day of the week it is as well. If its in certain parts of town I just say "it's not my patch" 😂😂😂i agree...your most sensible post for a while mate.... the only exception is i NEVER price ridiculously high to any potential customer...im not into ripping people off...a fair price for a good job is sufficient for me....
I look at number and awkwardness of windows, Access and whether the customer seems genuine (that takes the nouse of an older guy like me😊)If it's a very dirty job and the person seems hesitant I price high for 1st clean. If I really want the job I'll price at the price level of my current work, per hour. If I'm not really fussed I'll price very high. Also it depends on the mood I'm in. If not good I'll go ridiculously high, sometimes that works😂I'm grumpy so it depends what day of the week it is as well. If its in certain parts of town I just say "it's not my patch" 😂😂😂
I thinkHow long will it takeHow far is it from other workGenerally just think of a number and add a bit on.
I was just on Facebook and someone was saying how they underpriced a job “especially as it was in a row filled with millionaires”.I’ve never quoted more because of the car on the drive or because of the perceived wealth of the owner, I just quote what I think is the right price. So do you look at the car on the drive and charge accordingly?