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Post by jruner on Nov 18, 2005 23:21:59 GMT -5
I am trying to go with square foot bidding. what method does every body else use. My local mentor has a system of bidding on everything even how many lamps need dusted etc!!! Who uses room numbers. What is most efficient?
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John Runer
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Post by Roman Cleaning Services on Nov 19, 2005 10:04:06 GMT -5
I got my method from sam rodman's e-book. basically $10 per room, $5 half bath, stairs etc...I was told to increase the total 50% for initial cleans. when i was having estimates done on my house, it seemed to be quite accurate. i think they increased $10/bi-weekly and $15/monthly. Any other suggestions?
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Post by jruner on Nov 19, 2005 13:26:23 GMT -5
I like the room method, Idaho seems to have either very high or very low prices so I am trying to land in the middle. Room/square foot bidding seem to be combined here and it is very hard to figure that way. I am leaning towards room number bidding!
Thanks
John Runer
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Post by Roman Cleaning Services on Nov 19, 2005 23:03:23 GMT -5
thats probably the simplest way
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Post by diamondbrite on Nov 24, 2005 2:47:45 GMT -5
When I first started 23 years ago, I cleaned several homes of different sizes and timed myself and wrote down how long it took and then when I would go to bid a home, I fit it into one of the "category's" of three types. I have my chart of how many minutes to how much cost.
Example: 240 minutes (after adding each room up at the end) = 4 hrs and $30.00 per hour = $120.00. I will add $5.00 for pets. This works well and I bid now the exact price to the minute.
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Post by jruner on Nov 24, 2005 10:52:02 GMT -5
Thanks I am trying to see how long each house takes me. So far most house take me three hours. More if its deep cleaning.
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