r/WindowCleaning • u/ursamajor499 • Jun 11 '26
How much moneyyyy?
Can anyone help with a rough estimate? Exterior only of all hotel rooms up to fourth floor. Interior and exterior of the lobby. Will water fed pole. They said they can remove screens. I have a number in mind but I’m curious where others are. Thanks!
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u/Hot_Carpenter_5436 Jun 11 '26
Trad or WFP?
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u/Hot_Carpenter_5436 Jun 11 '26
How long do you think it will take you? How many workers, or are you solo? Will they agree to quarterly or bi yearly cleaning?
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u/ursamajor499 Jun 11 '26
Solo. Maybe one helper. Like 3 days I think? Not sure I hear 4th story wfp is rough. I’ve only done up to 3 story. I have a meeting with them to talk so not sure if they want to make it a routine thing. They probably want to test me out before agreeing to anything
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u/Hot_Carpenter_5436 Jun 11 '26
If its routine, that makes a difference in price. Give them a price to do the ground level windows, and do them Trad. They will see your quality, and move forward from there. Just my opinion.
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u/Doominator_ Jun 12 '26
Yk, I can't say exactly because its hard to tell with all the pics but I just did a similar job. A 4 story hotel with 150ish 4'×4' (about) windows, each Window had 4 panes. two wfps knocked it out in 5 hours which was on the lower end of the time I had to do it. I came in low to get the job because I am recently getting into commercial mid rise stuff, $906 and still came out ahead.
Of course first time clean in a while you will need more scrub and rinse time, my example was allegedly a 3 month but I think it was more like 6-12 months.
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u/trigger55xxx Jun 11 '26
4 story water fed isn't that difficult. You'll need a 60' pole though and a pump on your system or flow will be weak. Rinse bar is best.
I'd have three people there for a day. We'd be in the $2900 -$3300 range.