One-time cleaning for a Realtor.

Yes, go to Google and put in 'cleaning estimates' there are plenty of websites that will give you free ones.

Everyone thinks this is a good idea, easy money, loose hours, make a buck and then spend it, but really isn't all that easy. There is a lot of work that goes into being a good cleaning company; good people, disclipline, diligence and being completely honest with the people plus researching material and appliances that will do a great job.

A great job and honesty keeps the clients coming back.

This is really a 'cut throat environment' nowadays.

Tick

I don't know where you would find a sample since it is so specific to Realtors, but here is one for sale: http://www.businessformsstore.com/inc/sdetail/15231

Good luck!

I don't know where you would find a sample since it is so specific to Realtors, but here is one for sale: Start Your Own Small Business With Professional Business Forms And Support - Realtor Walk Thru Estimate (http://www.businessformsstore.com/inc/sdetail/15231)

Good luck!

Can you just research a little better if you are going to post. I already gave a free site for cleaning estimates; I doesn't have to be specific to realtors. Realtors just want you to go in clean up and get it ready for sale. All the price per square is the same.

Tick

I did. That just sent me to a Google search that doesn't provide a actual bid estimate sheet but information on how to bid. Was just trying to help further, Tickle.

Tickle, you are so right that it's a real cut throat environment these days. It's been a horrible year with people coming out of the woodwork starting businesses thinking that anyone can clean. We've been in it for 5 years now and have grown very slowly. We had just started to hire employees when things got bad over the past year. Hopefully this year will be better.

Tickle, you are so right that it's a real cut throat environment these days. It's been a horrible year with people coming out of the woodwork starting businesses thinking that anyone can clean. We've been in it for 5 years now and have grown very slowly. We had just started to hire employees when things got bad over the past year. Hopefully this year will be better.

Only the good survive and grow Sharon, in any economy. :)