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Old Nov 7, 2009, 06:04 PM
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Post-Construction Cleaning and Pre-Construction Cleaning Pricing

i have a cleaning company and will need to come up with a price per unit 1 bedroom post construction cleaning and pre construction cleaning> i will be entering the unit 2 times im not sure what to charge?

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Old Nov 7, 2009, 06:22 PM   #2  
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Hi, sheribaby!

I'm going to be moving your question to a thread of its' own in just a bit here. This is the thread of someone else and this place doesn't work the same way that a chat room does.

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Hi again, sheribaby!

As I stated previously, I was going to move your question to a thread of its' own.

Is the title okay?

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Post construction clean ups...understood.

Will you also be expected to remove from the site any large construction items, ie wood, HVAC pieces, etc? if so will they provide a construction dumpster or will you have to pay for one?

How large (sq ft) is each unit?

Will this be consistent work, continually on going? Or will they call you when needed?

Windows, walls, carpet cleaning and VCT work?

What exactly is expected from you in the pre-construction cleaning?

What part of the country are you in? As different markets charge differently.

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Hi again, sheribaby!

I do wish that you would return to here! Stringers' opinion is second to none and his word is as good as gold as he is one of the best the industry has to offer!

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