Basics of post construction cleaning | The Janitorial Store
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Average pricing for rough clean is .10 - .15 per square foot. Final clean .15 - .30 per square foot. Light clean .06 - .12 per square foot. A 3 phases cleaning can be .55 - .57 per square foot. Window pricing can be $5 per pane and up.
Do you by chance know what the average price for the 3 phases is in the Mississippi/Tennessee area?
@@acethegreat the prices listed is where you might start. Every job is different but if you have average pricing it gives you a starting point. You will need to back out expenses, etc. to arrive at your profit percent.
TheJanitorialStore.com has a post construction bidding calculator that makes that easy for any job. Members have access to it.
Here is the link.
www.thejanitorialstore.com/public/Bidding-Calculators.cfm
What about paint stain removal?
I have been running a small cleaning business in Rockaway, NJ for 1 year now and I have to say all the questions I had, you have answered them all in this video. Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us 💕💕
You are welcome Nadia.
Thanks for watching and sharing.
Thanks a lot information really appreciate it. Glad you made this video.
Thank you for this. I listen to a lot of your content everyday. It really helps.
Thanks for your wisdom! It is priceless!!
Great knowledge and foresight to those starting out. Thanks for sharing!
Great info ! Thanks
Thank You so much, Youre the man! I appreciate your teaching and help. Gods Bless
Really solid knowledge and information. Very very interesting. You touched on some really great points.
Such great information! I am currently dealing with an out of town company that's trying to rob me after I've serviced everything they asked of us.
Thank you Melissa.
Amazing info
GM do you have an example of a post construction agreement / check off list as in complete , ect…..
I'm confused. How do you complete a walk through if its need construction? I get bid request all day long for these type of jobs but I'm confused how I'm suppose to bid a bank before seeing the bank? Do the GC's usually have an issue with signing documents like this? Thanks
Thanks so much for this inf
how do you actually get into post constructions cleanings who do you ask or get in touch with to asked them if they need a cleaning because we have houses and town homes going up like crazy here in mn
Drive around the jobsites and find the company that is doing the construction. Usually they will always have a big sign with the company name. Then call or research the company and contact the project manager for that company.
@@larrygarcia7017What if you call and they already have a cleaning company
How do you confirm a purchase order made by the custom home builder via email? Do I respond back stating I've received and acknowledge the date to be completed? Or is there something else I need to send? Thank you kindly and appreciate your shared knowledge.
Hello, thank you so much for all the helpful videos you post. I have some questions. I was just contacted by a contractor here in Colorado about doing a bid for a pretty big job doing post construction cleans on a bunch of new apartments and also single family homes for the same company. The contractor asked me to give him a price for 1 Bedroom 2 Bedroom and 3 bedroom units. I have never done a job on this scale. I am so lost on what to charge? He sent me all the floor plans. Is there a way to possibly contact you outside of RUclips? Again thank you so much for all you do.
Hi Kim,
Is this job in your city?
What is the travel time?
How big is the project?
Do you have enough cash reserve to support it until you are paid by the contractor?
Use your production rates from other jobs like this to price this project.
Price out each unit 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom, and 3 bedroom. Do the same for the common area.
Price the windows per pane based on their condition.
On the drawings are you are to do take offs to get square foot measurements of the units and common area?
In most cased the contractor does not send out plans, only drawing which only show you the layout of the building. Most of the time you can't get measurements off of them.
Send an email to webmaster@thejanitorialstore.com giving your contact information and Steve will contact you.
Hope this helps.
My sister and I have a small cleaning business and we just did a 3000sq ft house, it was a big mess and it took us 2 days. We cleaned windows inside and outside and even got on our hands and knees and scrubbed paint off the floors, we swept porches and cleaned doors on our hands and knees. I worked with the home owner, and charged him $1800 which was divided between my sister and I. Now the home owner is complaining how much I charged him. But that house was a big mess and we cleaned everything even twice. How do I break this down and was this a fair price? The house is in a prominent place.
Can you actually do a walk thru and clean from start to.fimish and show the results.
Do you sell post construction contracts and waivers
Or how would we find other print out? That's a good question about the contracts and waivers
This is ALWAYS a problem for me, I NATURALLY wash ALL the windows I can reach as a "housekeeper"...HOW do we NOT get stuck doing "specialty" jobs such as windows and cleaning carpets...AND NOT for the he sam rate ? "Thank YOU in advance" !!! :)
When you talk about the superintendent, what do you mean by that? Is it like a. State official that has to come and inspect the job you did, or just the general contractor? Also, what’s the best way to obtains a business license, my city doesn’t require a business license, only if I am buying a building for my business (which I am not) so I am curious if I truly need to get a business license or if it would be better to get an LLC?
Superintendent is another word for foreman. He's the guy from the general contractor that's in charge of supervising that job
Explain very well professional.
Thank you Samuel.
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