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ashley
hi all just checking in forum looks good iam window cleaning over 5years now still lost to pricing up jobs 1pound per window at ground level feels like iam doing a lot of work for 20 per hour
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All great points. But you have to price a window before you find out if it's hydrophilic or hydrophobic. In that aspect you have to take the rough with the smooth. pricing by window and size of glass is a guideline and if a window is awkward to get to then you price accordingly. In my opinion pricing by window/amount of glass is the farest for both customer and window cleaner.Only a few months in myself, ive read a lot about price per window etc but all im doing is having a look a the property, including the frames as some are easier to clean than others, looking at things like access, parking, how close it is to other jobs, awkwardness of getting to the windows etc then making an estimate of how long it will take, maybe comparing it to a similar sized job i already have and then basing that on how much i want to earn an hour/day/week etc come up with a price.
I think how many windows can be misleading to an extent, say a 4 bed detached, one has 6 windows on back one has 4, but the one with 4 might have an awkward one over a conny or it might have a longer walk from van etc, cleaning an average window doesnt take very long with a wfp theres more factors
4 windows hydrophilic vs 3 hydrophobic?
its not an exact science imo