Hey all you commercial professionals. The day I have been dreading has arrived. A while ago I cleaned these windows: Riverstone Ceiling.jpg
It is approximately 12'x16' and about 14-15' high, if memory serves me correctly. (Sorry for the uncertainty but it was over 5 years ago that I did it last.) I did it by assembling and lying down on a scaffold and squeegeeing each piece. Then after squeegeeing them off I had a guy on the ground whose only job was to move the scaffold to the next area I needed to squeegee and to send up more window cleaning solution to me. He spent most of his time reading a book waiting for me to tell him to move me to the next area. I paid him $10/hr. back then, basically to read a book,. It took right around 4 hours to complete this job, maybe a little longer including assembly and disassembly of the scaffolding.
So to my question:
1. How would you have cleaned the mirrors?
2. What would you have charged?
It is approximately 12'x16' and about 14-15' high, if memory serves me correctly. (Sorry for the uncertainty but it was over 5 years ago that I did it last.) I did it by assembling and lying down on a scaffold and squeegeeing each piece. Then after squeegeeing them off I had a guy on the ground whose only job was to move the scaffold to the next area I needed to squeegee and to send up more window cleaning solution to me. He spent most of his time reading a book waiting for me to tell him to move me to the next area. I paid him $10/hr. back then, basically to read a book,. It took right around 4 hours to complete this job, maybe a little longer including assembly and disassembly of the scaffolding.
So to my question:
1. How would you have cleaned the mirrors?
2. What would you have charged?
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