so I got ccu job, it around 400 window, all windows needed to to be scrap of paint ect…, just curious what are y’all charging Per pane on those? I quoted him 1400$ but he said someone else bidded him 900$,
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I still felt 1400 was still kinda low
You can never bid too high on a CCU. Depending how bad the windows are with paint and other residue I’d say around $10 per window at least.
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we just put in 8 hours on a CCU where we charged $15 per pane for 1st floor and $20 per pane for 2nd story, even at that (3 and 4x our regular per pane price) we’re just about the same as we are hourly when doing regular cleans.
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Generally speaking, 2.5-3 x regular price; some jobs are so bad even more needs to be charged.
Size of window, amount of debris, type of debris determines price. Go cheap and you will hate your life.
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What size are these windows?..portholes on a ship? You’re pricing is less than $4/window…
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400 windows at $900?
I hope the guy has insurance because they are about to get ruined.
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For real! $2.25 per window for a Construction Clean Up? All risk, not even standard clean pricing, they will quit half way through or go stand in the unemployment line afterwards.
Those prices are ridiculous for a 400 pane CCU job.
Just a guess, but if this is a true CCU job, you should be relieved to not get the job at $1400. You should stop by and hug the guy who bid it at $900. He will need a hug and encouraging word or two.
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Did a CCU last month that was almost entirely French panes (close to 450 I think) and the bill came to about $2500. I only do my hourly rate on CCU’s, take it or leave it.
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So I should have mentioned these windows are to be cleaned outside only… but regardless I can’t compete with 900$, I talk to the Contracter he said the other guy charges him per the day… not per the pane like I do, he said “charging by the pane is Wierd to him” and I told him " that’s the way most of us do it, I have never really heard of charging per the day"… point is I lost this bid… o well good riddance
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Per day? Hahaha what the heck? I am sure his electric company charges per day and not the amount of electricity he uses lol
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This was a good loss to have; you didn’t have to work for it. 
Now you can concentrate on a worthy job.
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Right, there is way easier money out there to be made.
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