I have to bid 400 church chairs that are 32 inch wide by 34 inch deep and the backs both sides. I usually charge $2.25 to $2.75 per chair at restaurants and that is including PROTECTOR. I do not want to lose this bid. Could someone tell me what you would charge ENCAP process with drill driver brush? In the past I have done a line-up with a desk chair with rollers. My wife sprays and I scrub, but now we are going to do it as a team with two drills and two pump sprayers at our sides.




Thanx :~}
MA

Afterglow Carpet Care

I charge $8 a chair.


Ralph

I normally charge between $1 - $2 per surface for LARGE commercial jobs.

The seat is one surface, the back is another surface, and the rear part of the back is a third surface.

Considering that the chairs are likely not terribly soiled, you could probably afford to bid on the low side. But I wouldn't want to price price them any less than $3 per chair. And $4 or more would be even better.

I know the temptation will be there to shoot them a low price to ensure that you get the job. But keep in mind, it's hard work to bend over and clean a chair, so factor everything in. How fast can you clean? If you average 2 minutes per chair, you can clean 30 per hour. At $3 per chair, that's only $90 per hour (for hard work).

I hope you get it. Just remember to make a profit.





Rick Gelinas
encapman

Hey Rick,
That price does not include the protector, does it?

Of course not.




Rick Gelinas
encapman

Thats cause the protector is already built into the formula LOL