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Originally Posted by Clough I think that you should be consistent in your pricing and charge the same per square foot, provided that it is the exact same kind of cleaning involved. Word does get around about what people charge. People do make comparisons.
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I am in agreement Clough. The only other thing I would add is; in smaller sized jobs you will still have the same initial start up/set up costs. I don't go after the smaller jobs any more, however when I did I charged more. When you consider the travel time, set up time, break down/put away equipment time, it adds up. This time and costs are spread more with larger jobs. So, I have a bottom figure charge for smaller jobs. Time is money.
Another example is, we make emergency calls when our clients have problems; sewer or water pipes break and flood, overflow of toilets, people throw up on carpets, etc. We have a flat minimum charge for this. I charge $175.00 per hour, minimum of two hours billed.
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