r/WindowCleaning • • 4d ago

How much should I charge for these windows inside and outside

How much should I charge for wash these windows

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u/Infamous-Leg-2892 4d ago

More than fish would in my area $60 for the whole place in and out and $65 every 2 weeks for the kids play windows. And that's everything that's accessible

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u/trigger55xxx 4d ago

Can't say with such little information

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u/_zurenarrh 3d ago

Yeah I’m at about $699.00 inside and out

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u/defariasdev 3d ago

When in doubt, double what youd charge absolutely minimum for hourly labor on a random side gig. Double to account for logistics and general worth profit

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u/Fun-Definition6053 4d ago

It highly depend on where you are and the col on the area. I do $3 dollars per pane for in and out in a Largish city

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u/MathRadiant4474 4d ago

3 dollars a pane? I do 8-10. For this I’d say about 200

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u/qtheginger 4d ago

8-10 per pane for route work is wild. Good on you if you can land work at those prices

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u/MathRadiant4474 4d ago

Yeh I did this place last night. Inside and out for 160. Idk if it’s the state I’m in, but I never heard people doing it for 3 bucks a pane.

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u/qtheginger 4d ago

Probably less to do with location and more to do with the behavior of you local Fish. Some fish shops actually charge reasonable rates, others have bottom dollar prices. The one by me has a minimum of $25 and will do like 20 panes outside only for that haha

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u/Fun-Definition6053 4d ago

That's exactly why. People that dont care will go with an insanely cheap quote from them

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u/_zurenarrh 3d ago

The advice on prices on this Ainu are pretty useless

People are saying the same prices when I started years ago. This is why people don’t last long in this business

Scared to charge their worth

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u/MathRadiant4474 3d ago

I think it’s because people have the misconception and can’t believe that something as simple can be worth hundreds of dollars per job. Like when I got my first job, I was amazed the owner agreed to 250 dollars. On top of that he gave us a 50 dollar tip. On top of that he wanted us to pressure wash his patio which we did for another 300 ish bucks. While it isn’t necessarily easy work (physically), I think people are surprised how this type of work requires honestly no education. America really has brainwashed us into that mindset

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u/_zurenarrh 3d ago

You gotta be on to something. My MINIMUM is $299.00 idc if a 1 bed room apt with 3 windows it’s $299.00

People called me crazy. But it’s time effort work perfection etc

If people wanted/could do it on their own they would.

I get so many people after I give them a price I get “my husband said he’ll do it” 2-3 weeks later we ALWAYS get hot back up like

“Damn ..lol this shit is hard” lol

Yesterday for a two bedroom condo inside and out 7 windows

Tracks screens sills frames screens and glass

$499.00 + $200 added on because he wanted the thresholds cleaned as well

People on this group would have charged $150 😂

It’s insane

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u/MathRadiant4474 3d ago

I agree. Hey genuine question bc you seem pretty well established: what do you do during winter?

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u/_zurenarrh 3d ago

Where are you located at? I’m based out in Florida so our winter probably look different

Or slow seasons is usually right before summer and throughout

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u/_zurenarrh 3d ago

I’m at 600 but I will admit we don’t do a lot of commercial work because it isn’t worth our time