[Mick (UHPS)]

Hi Guys

How much do you reckon we should charge for this with WFP? 

We normally quote the expected maximum cost and then charge according to the actual time taken at our hourly rate.

2 sides only as shown. Front = 20ft H X 20ft W, Side = 16ft H X 40ft L 

Access is no problem. 

Thanks
Mick (uhps)

[marc al]

 whatever your first thought is plus 50% - just in case!

   Marc

[Paul Coleman]

Monthly?  £30.

Per pane? 

[Sir Squeaky]

I mainly houses too, but £30?!!

I'd like to see anyone do that in an hour, even with wfp.

I'm no big pricing expert, but surely got to £45 upwards.

Don't say less just to get it, you'll wish you hadn't.

Roger.

[Mike_G]

Are you pricing inside and out or just out ? WFP outs no probs but inside will take a whole lot longer.

[Paul Coleman]

I mainly houses too, but £30?!!

I'd like to see anyone do that in an hour, even with wfp.

I'm no big pricing expert, but surely got to £45 upwards.

Don't say less just to get it, you'll wish you hadn't.

Roger.

I've not used WFP but surely a job that size is worth a lot more than £45.  I was thinking in terms of three numbers for the price (excluding the pence columns).

[www.mrgutters.co.uk]

i reckon taking into consideration the whole outlay and all the glass 2/3 wfp thats alot of glass , i would suggest quoting £180 -£190 for first clean then around the £120 mark for regular cleans.

on traditional i would charge £250

shawn

[easycleanwindows]

£30.00? i do a building similar and charge £200 and get paid that every month. Form your own opinion on that but thats what i charge.remember whats their other option? cherry picker by hand at what cost?

[Mick (UHPS)]

Are you pricing inside and out or just out ? WFP outs no probs but inside will take a whole lot longer.

Quoting just for the outside. 

I mainly houses too, but £30?!!

I'd like to see anyone do that in an hour, even with wfp.

I'm no big pricing expert, but surely got to £45 upwards.

Don't say less just to get it, you'll wish you hadn't.

Roger.

I've not used WFP but surely a job that size is worth a lot more than £45.  I was thinking in terms of three numbers for the price (excluding the pence columns).

We were thinking around £100ish mark but we are looking for some guidance on this based on your experience 

[easycleanwindows]

£100 and upwards.I clean a building for £150 every 4 weeks with wfp and it has less glass.... they were paying.......£1,500 because they were using wc on cherry pickers and taking the whole day so imagine what their response was when i said 150.

[Sir Squeaky]

Yeah sorry. Ignore me. :

Told you I wasn't used to pricing that sort of thing....

£100 sounds good to me Mick.

[steve k]

if their budget allowed for £1500...that is what they have to spend ...I would quote £500 for that no problems...not saying I would get it but £30...!!
I would not get out of bed to do that building for such a ridiculous figure, irregardless of the time it took...I am not in the business of giving discount for doing the job quicker...the reduced disturbance to the premises and its occupants as a result of your innovative WFP system is worth money to them...

LOOK at it

£500 surely...they may ask for a quarterly clean for that price, but if you quote £100 for a job they paid £1500 for, they will question the quality of the service you provide...monkeys/peanuts - you know the cliche.

go for it...

[dai]

I count over 200 panes of glass, even at 50p per pane it would come to over a £100. I'd say £150 would be about right. It looks like an all day job to me and one hell of a lot of water

[windows_chepstow]

I didnt say that I was an expert!

He's winding you lot up!

[Thecleanerservice]

All I can say Mick UHPS is .."What kind of tape measure are you using?
It looks to me, just from the picture 30' high & at least 45' long down the side what you can see.  What area is it in?

[Mick (UHPS)]

Thanks everybody for taking time to reply your comments have been invaluable 

All I can say Mick UHPS is .."What kind of tape measure are you using?
It looks to me, just from the picture 30' high & at least 45' long down the side what you can see. 

I didnt use a tape measure  

The height; I worked on the door being about 6'6" high and I reckon its 3ish times that = 20ish ft. 

The side; I estimated the first glazed section to be about 10ft, so times by 4 sections = 40ish ft 

  What area is it in?

Midlands area, so quote needs to reflect this region. Could probably charge £750 if it was down sarff

I count over 200 panes of glass, even at 50p per pane it would come to over a £100. I'd say £150 would be about right. It looks like an all day job to me and one hell of a lot of water

Good point 200 panes of glass. 

Each pane is no more than 2' H X 3' W, based on 1 minute per pane (well over the top) = 200 minutes + travel + set-up. Water consumption; we can throttle back to 2L/min so should be around 400 litres total so some left for a shower after 

£150 sounds good to me. 

Thanks

[Davindo Cleana]

£239.00 - £150 for the clean and treat yourself to a new bag of resin