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perpetual cleaning pricing suggestions - FloorCareMD - 10-28-2013 I have a 8525 sq.ft. account that we service 2x year. They are constantly spilling drinks and the janitor sometimes drags leaking trash bags around creating spills/spots. They want a quote for monthly "Spot-cleaning". I would like to quote a flat monthly price. Any suggestions? Thanks RE: perpetual cleaning pricing suggestions - FloorCareMD - 10-28-2013 Guess no one gets this kind of account... RE: perpetual cleaning pricing suggestions - Patrick - 10-28-2013 I am new to the business but I feel this is a quiz. I would set up a maintenance plan with them for those "inbetween" times. Charge just about 20% of the m a in cleaning price but do it once every month or bi monthly. Sent from my SPH-L900 RE: perpetual cleaning pricing suggestions - FloorCareMD - 10-28-2013 yeah, I feel it is a quiz too. They stress they only want the spills cleaned and nothing else. Might be 1 to 10 spills or maybe it could be hundreds... They need a monthly quote though... RE: perpetual cleaning pricing suggestions - encapman - 10-28-2013 If it's just a spill cleaning, then charge for an hour - because that's all it will likely take. In other words, $100 per month if your rate is $10 per hour. The Perpetual Clean program in the CMS is a different animal altogether, intended for really big accounts over 40K sq ft. For a job like you're considering, getting the account broken down on a "Maintenance' service plan is the way to go. That's where you service different parts of the building at different intervals according to their needs. And then you charge a regular monthly rate all year round. That regular maintenance plan may also include monthly spot cleaning, if you feel it would benefit them. A monthly service plan makes sense on sooo many levels. Here's a recent blog article that I wrote that touches on this... http://www.excellent-supply.com/Time-To-Gather-Nuts_b_22.html |