Only you can answer your question. I price mine by the job, as each is diffrent, cleaning,drying,applying the f9 and a possible second application if needed. Have you used F9 before?
You are just going to have to bite the bullet mate and hop in there boots and all. You are asking "How long is a piece of string." You are the guy looking at the job.....figure it out and if you take a loss on it Learn from it. We have all done it and we will all continue to do it it's called "The learning curve."
You are just going to have to bite the bullet mate and hop in there boots and all. You are asking "How long is a piece of string." You are the guy looking at the job.....figure it out and if you take a loss on it Learn from it. We have all done it and we will all continue to do it it's called "The learning curve."
I think if you CHARGED that sort of money you would end up in prison. the trick Andy is not to get in the situation where you are likely to be going to prison. I prefer to aline myself with a brain surgeon rather than an attorney. Honest people don't compare themselves with crooks......Or do they?? after all you are in the US and some strange shit goes down over there.Would you pay $8070 to stay out of prison?
Specialty Cleaning.. aka, Restoration. Price according to what you think you need to make, then double it. Not to sound like restoration is price gouging, it isn't. If you have a special product and have the ability to do what other can't, then the price should be much higher than your normal routine.
Concrete is generally .60 to $3.00 per foot depending on how bad the stains are and how much square feet you have.
Homes require a special touch, timing on your rinse, keeping it from drying etc and special application knowledge. I keep my "hourly" about the same as what an attorney makes as this is who the homeowner would need to retain if they hired the wrong contractor and got involved in a lawsuit. But, I do always price by job, not hourly. Once you do a couple you'll get the pricing down. As always text me for questions.
Just out of interest what does an attorney make per hour in the US.??
I am pricing a concrete deck wash at the local stadium that is covered in red clay from dust from the car track and black Algae.
It is 250 square metres or 2690 square feet. At a rate of .60Cents /sq ft it prices out at $1614. I wouldn't have a snowballs chance in hell of getting the work at that sort of figure. worst case scenario it will take me 6 hours to edge out with the rotary nozzle, surface wash with the BE and then rinse. @ attorneys rate that would be $270/hour. How do you get away with screwing you customers for that sort of money????? and as for $3/ sqft SERIOUSLY!! $8070 to wash 2690 sqft of concrete how on earth would you justify THAT sort of figure to your customer??????