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[...] : How to Start a Cleaning Company (And Make It Pay!) but here is a quick way to estimate your bid price that you may find helpful. Labor cost will be the major part of your expenses in any cleaning [...]

[...] .00 by 1.43 to get a total monthly bid price for the job of $850.00 While most people find that labor cost as 70% of total cost is a good estimate you might find yours are somewhat higher or lower. [...]

[...] work multiply that number by your hourly labor rate. This gives you the labor cost for the job. Labor costs are around 70% of total costs so if you multiply that amount by 1.43 (1.43 * 70% = 100%) you [...]

[...] it will take twenty one percent longer to clean than you would estimate just using standard cleaning production numbers. For instance, if, using standard cleaning production numbers, you estimated it [...]

[...] an office you want to bid on is somewhat higher than average, set it to 1/3 of the Density cleaning variance or 6%. It has a high percentage of smaller rooms, set this variance to 6% (2/3 x 9% [...]

[...] more contracts. Gary Clipperton National Pro Clean Corp. Cleaning Service Terms: example of pricing estimate for cleaning services (1) [...]

[...] a customer tries to negotiate downward after the agreement. There is Latin term “quid pro quo” which means “something for something”. Since the customer is trying to drop the price [...]

[...] (Site Inspection) 2. Determine your labor cost for one clean 3. Figure out what your total monthly labor cost will be 4. Use your total monthly labor cost to estimate your total bid price 5. [...]

How much should I charge? Many people contact our site asking this question. Unfortunately there really is no exact answer to it. The price that clea [...]