Hey guys. Have a potential project in town that will be the motivating project to purchase a WFP, potentially. I’m new to window cleaning, within my first year of operating my business. Good friend of mine referred me to a property manager and it sounds pretty good that if I can meet or come in lower then their current cleaner, that the job is mine. There was a 1700$ figure attached to the project. In my limited experience, it looks massive for 1700$, but I may have an inflated outlook being that I lack experience. Have a look and I’d really appreciate any input, I think it would be great experience and exposure for my company even if it is low. I’m fortunate enough that I don’t need to make lots of money as much as gain experience, exposure, and gather great marketing material.
There are individual balcony’s with glass panels on the balcony’s and sliders - how will you be able to access those? Or skip them?
Be wary of pricing lower than “the other guy”, why does he no longer want to do it for $1,700?
Set YOUR price. Have a price per window and balcony set, then multiply that set price by how many windows and balcony sets. Cheaper isn’t always better.
Yea, don’t do it. If you’re strategy is “I’ll price lower” then I wouldn’t hire you.
If you were more reliable, offered a guarantee, had “better” insurance, more experience… what do you offer instead of a low price point that makes YOU the window cleaner to go with…
