Hi all, I started my cleaning business 3 months ago. I got really lucky with a daily bar/restaurant cleaning job that I do in the morning before my part time. One of the cooks I befriended recommended me to a friend of his, whose office space is looking for a new cleaner. It’s a once a week cleaning with 1299 sqft of carpet, 1032 sqft of concrete, 575 sqft of vinyl. Since i have no experience with office cleaning Ive been researching how to price this job. I’ve seen suggestions for hourly, per square foot, per visit or a monthly price, but I would appreciate the insight from business owners who have experience with pricing a job. Here’s the scope of the work:

Offices (Dust, sanitize desk area, throw trash/recycling, replace basket liners, vacuum)

3 main offices with one desk each 1 conference room/office with two desk 4 individual desk in the open area

Downstairs Men’s bathroom (Clean mirrors, sink, toilet, replace soap dispenser, replace toilet paper, throw trash, replace basket liners, broom, mop)

1 mirror 1 sink 2 urinals 2 toilets

Downstairs Women’s bathroom (Clean mirrors, sink, toilet, replace soap dispenser, replace toilet paper, throw trash, replace basket liners, broom, mop)

1 mirror 2 sink 2 toilet

Office bathroom (Clean mirrors, sink, toilet, replace soap dispenser, replace toilet paper, throw trash, replace basket liners, broom, mop)

1 mirror 1 sink 1 toilet

Break room (clean mirror, sink, replace soap dispenser, replace paper towels, throw trash/recycling, replace basket liners, sanitize table surfaces, microwave interior/exterior, toaster oven interior/exterior, refrigerator interior/exterior once a month, broom,mop)

1 mirror 2 sink 4 round tables 3 microwave 2 toaster oven
1 refrigerator

  • electricianhq@alien.topB
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    10 months ago

    Get your material costs, get your labor hours and multiply it by your hourly rate and add profit. Find your hourly rate by expenses + salary you want + overhead + profit and then divide by how many hours you expect to work per year. In my industry it’s only like 800 actual work hours so the rare is high.