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Window Ninja - Post Construction Window Cleaning
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- čas přidán 16. 08. 2024
- This is a post construction window cleaning, at $520 in Black Forest Colorado. Price was per window + labor, gas and equipment cost taxes + a little extra to cover insurance. Also See our "bidding a construction clean" video.
Lots of hard work went into cleaning this house!! Enjoy!
TOOLS USED:
Triumph mk3 scraper
Unger ergotech NINJA Handle
modified 18" NINJA channel
Ettore ledge Eze handle
15" steccone aluminum channel
Ettore super system t-bar/washer
0000 steel wool
3m wall sander
Unger 12' pole
Mrs.Meyer's clean day soap (lavender)
Music: Daisy
Musician: Philip E Morris
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Good job !
Large job large money. Looks great take care.
Thanks!!
Nice! Those bigger construction clean-ups really do take it out of you!
That is the truth. I'm still feeling that one hahaha
What a view man
Top job done 💪
That a lot!! The view is one of the best parts of the job👍🏽😁
Awsome methodical approach. Really great stuff with your razor blade, each stroke starting from clean glass!!! 8hours is great time for that job too, looks like a pretty good builder nice to see those windows protected. Wicked beats awsome video!!👍👨🚒🤙
The builder was very professional and tidy, I bid another house for them after this one, its a little bigger with more windows, hopfully they go for my price on it. It was a tough 8 hours haha I'm still sore!! Thanks for the love!!✌🏼😁
@@windowninja1629 im sure it was, its a really good time. I hope you get the next one and have a bit more per hour on it. ✌❤🤙
Good job. You steel wooled the heck out that window. 😉
Yeah man. This was one of the toughest construction cleans I've done.
@@windowninja1629 lol I bet.
Great video buddy, try bronze wool next time, no rust! Thumbs up!
I'll give it a try! I've never used it. Will I find it at a hardware store or do I order it? And what exactly is it called if I were to search it on the internet?
The glass looks great at the end, nice job man!
Thank you!!
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How come you use the small tool at 2:59?
It is a scraper (razor blade with a handle) used for removing debris that will not come off with regular scrubbing or 0000 steel wool. It's good for removing stickers, tape, paint, silicone and other construction debris. The scraper I'm using is a 6" triumph mk3, a really great one is the ergotech NINJA 6" scraper. If you are unfamiliar with using one I would definitely check out some construction clean videos on Luke the Window cleaner's page. They are clear about the do's and don'ts of a scraper. You just don't want to scratch glass and catch a lawsuit or angry customer.
You can see it up close at 9:44
Amazing video 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
@@windowninja1629 thanks!
What's the Sqft on the house?
I could tell you, I'm not sure. I could guess maybe around 3000-4000 sq feet
@@windowninja1629 When a customer calls, I always ask what's the Sqft of the house. Over time you will help you get an idea of what's to come.
That's $65 per hour. That's not too bad.... 💥
Now For (CCU) it's not great...
You want to be between $75 to $100. The reason why is if you had an assistant you could of done the job in four hours and made almost the same....I pay my help $20 per hour and make no less then $70....
I think in Colorado this is possible.
Anyhow you are doing great!
Keep coming with the awesome videos!💦
I dont calculate sq footage into my quotes. I base the price off of size, height and filth of every individual window. I've done small houses with many windows and big houses with few. In my area there are a lot of unique buildings so I don't find square footage would be useful to me.
@@windowninja1629 Understood!
I don't either, but if you are in the same neighborhood or same cookie cutter style house it helps to get an idea.....Example in my area a 2,200 sqft home are going to have between 24 and 35 windows.
If, I get a call for a 4,000 sqft home, I know it going to have 50 plus windows....Some neighborhoods or H.O.A s the houses are all similar in design.
So you might end up back in the same area and that will help you price it better.......In my area sqft dictates what clients I'm going to have and what they can pay...
A 2000 sqft home and a 4000 sqfg home is a big difference in income..
Take it with a grain of salt.