How to Calculate Square Footage for Your Cleaning Bid (3 Different Methods)

In this video, Greg shows you how to measure a facility's square footage using three different methods. Learn how to measure square footage using a laser, a measuring wheel, and by counting ceiling tiles. Use these tips to help you measure accurately for your next commercial cleaning bid.
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[@olgacampbell3918]

Thanks for all you share, it’s much appreciated.
Do you have a video that follows after this ,regarding what to charge for square footage?
Greetings from the Coachella valley 🌴

[@Yako223]

Reef tank is a nice background.appreciate the videos very much!

[@OctoClean]

Thanks! We appreciate you for watching!

[@Guttalifelive2]

The has been one of my biggest questions. What is the best practice!!!

[@OctoClean]

Hi, Amana! First off, thanks for joining our membership. Glad this video came at the right time for you. You can't go wrong with either the laser or wheel method. Having both on hand isn't a bad idea. The laser will be your easiest option though.

[@ruthchada6102]

Question. Do I need to be careful about what chemicals I use on certain surfaces? For example, would I use your toilet cleaner from waxi on all toilets? Should I ask what type of floors an account has before I clean them?

[@OctoClean]

Yes, yes, and yes! Always know what type of surface you are cleaning and read product labels to make sure they are safe to use. Most toilets are porcelain and can be cleaned by waxie's toilet bowl cleaners. In terms of floors, always know what type of surface it is. A neutral floor cleaner will work for most if not all.