Small window panes

[Vic]

Just had a enquiry about doing this house, can you clean small glass panes properly with a wfp? And should i charge more than a standard house and how much? There are four in the front and four at the rear

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[Den]

I do quite a few wooden sash Georgian windows and always charge a couple of quid extra due to taking and little more time and a little extra rinsing.

 

[spruce]

Yes you can and yes you can charge extra because each window will take fractionally longer than if it was just a single pane.

It looks in a fairly well to do area judging by the adjacent property, so don't be too reserved when pricing it up.

We have quite a number of these, some better than others. In the days of doing trad we hated enquiries like these as we had to clean and squeegee each pane of glass and then detail it. It took ages even although we had a squeegee cut to size.

 

[Part Timer]

If they are wooden then it's best to use a very soft bristled brush. If they are in a bad condition, putty loose etc, they can be a leaking nightmare. They will take about 20% longer as a guide to price.

 

[Vic]

They are all wooden frames [emoji16] so i was thinking £20?

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[Part Timer]

I would say from pulling up to pulling away 20 mins absolutely max. Don't know how safe, or how busy, the road is but would've thought that price works for you. Hope it works for them /emoticons/biggrin.png

 

[C Rose Cleaning Services]

I do loads of these WFP, both modern and old variants. Sometimes the flakey paint can be a problem but other than that I don't find it any different to clean to other windows. Doesn't look like there's anywhere to stop though - where are you supposed to park for it?