[dave0123]

Proberly am, if i dont rinse as much they come up spotty. it could be the brush is it inportant to get the brush fully splayed all time? because mine is quite stiff.


dave

[LWC]

fully splayed? what you going on about? scrub the window...rinse...move on

[Slash]

About  £140.00,reading some of these responces you guys are doing it for peanuts,£60-£70 ,are you mad!!!!!!!!!I would do the front for that,you guys are far too cheap,cowboy prices!

[dave0123]

fully splayed? what you going on about? scrub the window...rinse...move on

Im going on about the brush, the bristles being flat on the window

[LWC]

fully splayed? what you going on about? scrub the window...rinse...move on

Im going on about the brush, the bristles being flat on the window

think you worrying too much dude

just scrub window, you dont have to splay the brush across the window fella

[SherwoodCleaningSe]

If you didn't have to drive far for this job, I would say it will take 2 people well less than 1hr, probably 40 mins tops for 2 men using a van mount system.  It's not even worth considering the ladder.  I'm thinking £65 for well under an hours work is nearly a pound a minuet between 2 people.  I don't see that 80p - £1/min is bad income.  You could price it higher say 120 or 150 but then you run the risk of only having the job for a few months and then being undercut.

Simon.

[cherubs cleaning]

how long do u pros think that job will take you






jerry

[Mike 108]

£65 three storey is no more difficult than 2 storey 2 people will do this in  45min WFP

That's approximately 70 windows each in 45 mins - about 40 seconds per window!

I haven't been WFP for long, but that seems mighty fast!

Anybody else think the same?

Mike

[Rogue Trader]

at £1.50 per window unit and a tenner for side windows i make it £90 (and that is not adding extra for the fact that it is 3 storey.

[Captain Scarlet]

Actually, a splayed brush will cover glass MUCH quicker,

[LWC]

Actually, a splayed brush will cover glass MUCH quicker,

its hardly something that crosses my mind whilst cleaning though dude

[ronnie paton]

sean i think you need to rethink that, im sure you dont thik you could do it all in a hour with ladders

[ronnie paton]

mike how is it 70 windows each there isnt 140 windows on this building??

I would be able to do this on my own in under 2 hours 2 of us in under 1 there easy windows no messing about with openers.

[seandyer2003]

sean i think you need to rethink that, im sure you dont thik you could do it all in a hour with ladders

maybe that was a bit giddy, more like just under 2, but my point is that 70 for wfp is good price, because definitely not much more than 1hr - 1.5 on wfp... so thats nearly 50-70 an hr

[Big Dave @ CWC]

£55 wfp for me.........

[peter holley]

£60 for prompt payment ...ie 7 days ..... otherwise  £70

[Mike 108]

mike how is it 70 windows each there isnt 140 windows on this building??

I would be able to do this on my own in under 2 hours 2 of us in under 1 there easy windows no messing about with openers.

Sorry, Ronnie,

I was looking at my own 'workings out' which were done using 'panes of glass'

So I've mixed myself up and my reply was a 'ba**s up'

Apologies.

Mike

[groundhog]

£100 

[vision tech]

looking at that picture if you where doing it with ladders you would need someone to foot the ladder as you would need to slope the ladder out past the
plants at the front ,also the side looks a bit inacessable from what i can see ,
its a wfp job not a trad one, so £60

[Wayne Thomas]

Actually, a splayed brush will cover glass MUCH quicker,

Actually hot water will sheet faster than a splayed brush, try it sometime if you can. A good scrub and a high flow of hot water will rinse faster than a splayed brush