[Grafters Cleaning Services]

thought this might be an interesting subject if it hasn't been covered before WHAT IS YOUR HIGHEST PAID JOB?
now i know that some will run into thousands but mine is (domestic) £20 for a 3 bed semi and (commercial) £100 for a rest home

[Jon T.C.]

£110 for an office - £25 domestic, as from this morning £100!!

BTW - How's the baby Jay ?

[Rob_j]

£180 Commercial, £110 domestic (it is a big house). But who cares, I'm off on holiday for a week tomorrow.

Cheers
Rob

[MWCS]

Looks like I'm well under charging lol.

mines 10 pound for domestic (a farm house) Usually 3.50 for a normal sized 3 bed semi.

35 pound for Commercial (block of flats, 8 flats in total)

[Rob_j]

I would charge at least £15 for a three bed semi. On a similar tack, what is your lowest price job? Mine is £8 it's a bungalow and it takes no longer than 15 minutes. One of the few jobs I still do with a Squegee.

Cheers
Rob

[steve k]

old advice but double your semi prices...at the very least go for a minimum £6.00 per house. You will lose some but earn more for less work...the spare time on your hands, you go out and canvass for more semis at £7.00 a clean.

£5 a flat is ok.

£3.50 a semi?? That is seriously udervaluing your work.

I am stunned mate...honestly!!
I have been out today carding and canvassing a road of semis in my area...got a £12 because they had an extension and next door neighbour got the OAP discount of £8...she was thrilled.
Yesterday, priced and did straightaway, 2 reasonable sized detached for £15 each...both poled with WFP...both owners happy and both done in 1 hour.

Stick with the advice on here regarding pricing...no matter where you live...I`m in Liverpool...

My highest is £35 per month for a big detached...45 minutes.
Semis from £6.00 to £15.00 depending on extensions/conservatories etc.
Detached start at £15 and go up to £35.

Be confident and lets drag the publics image of us into the millenium!!!

[Justin H]

Commercial (school) 300 quid.

Domestic 35 quid.

Even I charge a min of 5.50 for a 3 bed - semi.

Justin

[MWCS]

I bought the round from my old boss and he used to charge 3 quid. When he sold it to me first thing I did was put it up to 3.50. It wasn't till i came onto this site that I realised how under priced the work is by me. I know of another 3 window cleaners who are charging the same as me and one who's charging 2.50 per house. I can't tell my customers that I'm gonna double the prices they'd all go 

I'm looking for more commercial and rural work looks like  I'm gonna have to travel out the area to get better paid work.

[poleman]

smallest 35 pounds per clean, biggest 20k per clean

Andy

[Paul Coleman]

thought this might be an interesting subject if it hasn't been covered before WHAT IS YOUR HIGHEST PAID JOB?
now i know that some will run into thousands but mine is (domestic) £20 for a 3 bed semi and (commercial) £100 for a rest home

My highest are £99 for a commercial job and £70 for a domestic.
My lowest paid job is £5.  I don't take on anything less than £10 these days but I didn't feel that I could impose that minimum fee onto existing customers.

[Roy Harding]

Domestic £240 every 2 weeks.

Roy

[www.mrgutters.co.uk]

at the moment 45 domestic comercial 10 shop front

[s.hughes]

£300 commercial a setup of 2 blocks of flats every other month.  Highest priced domestic is £150 for one house every month. Its an all day job in & out. Nice customers, good payers. These jobs help me to keep going.

Steveyboy

[riz]

£47 domestic and £70 commercial cheapest £6 (ups only) domestic £30 commercial

[AuRavelling79]

£330 commercial
£30 domestic

[steve k]

Poleman,
£20k PER clean..!!!
what on earth is that job?? and how often!!!

[Grafters Cleaning Services]

£110 for an office - £25 domestic

BTW - How's the baby Jay ?

the baby's doing fine thanx jon, putting on eight as we speak

[Grafters Cleaning Services]

i must say i did'nt expect the thread to get so many replies and it's interesting to see the different price structures, as for my lowest price i have to confess that i do 33 oap flats @ £3-00 each, been doing them for a while now and i ain't got the heart to put them up but having said that i can do all 33 (all in a row bang bang)  in 2 and half hours so i guess £99 for that time is'nt too bad
jay

[baldeagle]

£13 for a largish end terrace with 6 windows plus 2 bays.

Cheapest is £3.50 for 2 windows plus a fanlight, in a terraced house fronting the road; stands right on the edge of the pavement in a quiet street in Stafford.
An odd place, got two floors at the front, but only a ground floor at the back - the owner does the back, [glass in the door plus a french window].

Both houses done once monthly - got no commercial, I'm a part-time operation, domestic only.

Baldeagle in Staffordshire.

[zeusjazmin]

£15 for a pub is my biggest earner

old advice but double your semi prices...at the very least go for a minimum £6.00 per house. You will lose some but earn more for less work...the spare time on your hands, you go out and canvass for more semis at £7.00 a clean.

£5 a flat is ok.

£3.50 a semi?? That is seriously udervaluing your work.

I am stunned mate...honestly!!
I have been out today carding and canvassing a road of semis in my area...got a £12 because they had an extension and next door neighbour got the OAP discount of £8...she was thrilled.
Yesterday, priced and did straightaway, 2 reasonable sized detached for £15 each...both poled with WFP...both owners happy and both done in 1 hour.

Stick with the advice on here regarding pricing...no matter where you live...I`m in Liverpool...

My highest is £35 per month for a big detached...45 minutes.
Semis from £6.00 to £15.00 depending on extensions/conservatories etc.
Detached start at £15 and go up to £35.

Be confident and lets drag the publics image of us into the millenium!!!

   i live in a small village every other village or town in the area is all sewn up,so effectively there is not much work out there to canvass,saying that ,there is a new nursing home opening up next month near me ,i will go tommorow and submitt my quote,but i think i will keep it less than it is really worth to try and secure it as it would be a regular income