I am currently in a pressure washing contract on the Dover, DE air force base and I have been offered the contract for post construction cleanup. could anyone help me with some guidance this is a new venture for me that seems like a great opportunity.
We do post construciton clean up in Georgia and have the opportunity to make some bids in Texas, New Jersey and Maryland. Wondering what people pay their day laborers for construciton clean up in these other states, we currently pay $8.00/hr. Also wondering what a reasonable or "going" rate for price per sq ft would be?
We do post construciton clean up in Georgia and have the opportunity to make some bids in Texas, New Jersey and Maryland. Wondering what people pay their day laborers for construciton clean up in these other states, we currently pay $8.00/hr. Also wondering what a reasonable or "going" rate for price per sq ft would be?
I am not sure about the other states but in Texas the rate is anywhere between 16-25 cents a square foot. I know that is a wide range. We usually go somewhere in the middle. Depending on how much work they are going to need. I think $8.00 might be a little low for labor. Maybe $10-$12. You might get better workers.
hi im new in this site and in the business to can any one tell me the quote in sq. ft. in san antonio or how would i charge a 20 story condo apartments total 12,500 sq.ft. each floor and including my 6 workers pay
Evaluate what exactly is needed for the cleanup that youll be doing. whether its commercial or residential and how many ppl is needed. Have a good price and ppl will remember and refer others to use you!
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We are doing are construction clean of a large commercial building.
A word of caution is never provide a fixed price only an estimate.
We are having to go over a few areas again because the architects have come in and have asked the painters or carpenters re do ceartin parts.
This meant drilling, sanding and then painting.
If you're not careful your profits being eaten away by going over the job again.
By providing an estimate you have room to renegotiate the price.
Yes we prefer to go in when the jobs finaaly done. But architects/valuers want the cleaning done before the final approval of the construction so that the builders/subcontractors get paid the final amount.
You're starting into one of the most profitable aspects of the Commercial Cleaning Industry. It's also incredibly challenging and at the end of the day we learn it was all about communication. Each G/C is different and his Site Supers also have different "hot buttons". I see you're receiving some good info here in this thread. My best hint would be to offer this link: http://www.acleaningbid.com/index_fi...n_clean_up.htm . It offers a huge amount of Construction clean-up information and some helpful free tools. Good luck with your new endevor!
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