If they're the normal size panels that looks a heck of a job. But they look maybe smaller? looks like about 60 of them, some charge say £5 a panel, would be 300 sheets. Certainly be some elbow grease needed, and take one man a good part of the day. I would need numerous breaks on that one.
( but me myself, to get the work I'd prob offer do it for £180, and try and whip through it best I could. No chemical allowed I believe, so just scrub and go, try and pick a cloudy day mate)
They are alot smaller than they look, and the roof is alot lower than it looks, they are pretty cleqn already tbf.
Ah yeh, thought they may've been smaller judging by the scale. Yeh should be nice little job, if couple hours then £120 would be nice.
Other guy went in at £175, i went in at £150 and told them i would hold that price for 3 yrs if they agreed to an annual clean.
Dont know if its the right thing to do but all solar panel jobs and gutter cleaning jobs i always say if you agree to book next years ill keep it the same price as this year.
Regarding gutters I usually find that after I've done them properly the first time, down pipes etc, the next year is usually considerably quicker, unless they are surrounded by trees. So on that basis you're doing the right thing, it's getting the property owners to keep their side of the deal. I have some gutter jobs that have been the same price for the last 5 years. I do one way down south, in @Den stamping ground that pays £500, and allowing for driving nearly 2 hours takes me less than 4 hours to do. If I put the price up it goes out to tender, not risking losing that for a few years yet.
Yeah thats my thinking that is quicker.
