What I have:
Insured/Licensed
Sqft Approximately 3,000
Supplies/Equipment/Pads, fyi the company wants to provide its own strip/wax
I plan on applying 6 coats and it was my experience from using this product previously that it dries fairly quick, I think the last time was around 30 minutes per coat. They order from Grainger, not sure of the name for the product tho.
Stain removal is extensive mainly in the break room however the buildup of dirt around all the baseboard and corners is thick. Just to let you know we did their other building and had a hard time getting the floor around the baseboard to look nice and clean. It appears whomever did the floors did not bother to strip it down to the bare essentials before applying new wax. I applied the baseboard stripper (aerosol) directly to the baseboard and stripper to the floor around the baseboard/corners, let set for a few and then I used a doodle bug and although it looked way better it still did not look as good as I would have liked it to so any suggestions would be appreciated. Oh and I did get on hands and knees to use the razor knife but that really didn't do much good either.
I have (1) helper his hrly rate is$15 per hour and I estimate approximately 1 hr or less to move what little bit of furniture there is to move.
We will have to move 7 round tables and 21 chairs, coffee stand a few other items but nothing to heavy(x2) meaning there and back.
Estimating it to take us around 6-8 hrs to fully complete job
I live in Missouri and although I have come across a few calculators to help me with this I would like to hear what others in this profession would most likely charge for a job this size.
Basically I don't know where to set my sqft rate.
Any of you ever purchase the janitorial blue book? whats your thoughts on that?
Insured/Licensed
Sqft Approximately 3,000
Supplies/Equipment/Pads, fyi the company wants to provide its own strip/wax
I plan on applying 6 coats and it was my experience from using this product previously that it dries fairly quick, I think the last time was around 30 minutes per coat. They order from Grainger, not sure of the name for the product tho.
Stain removal is extensive mainly in the break room however the buildup of dirt around all the baseboard and corners is thick. Just to let you know we did their other building and had a hard time getting the floor around the baseboard to look nice and clean. It appears whomever did the floors did not bother to strip it down to the bare essentials before applying new wax. I applied the baseboard stripper (aerosol) directly to the baseboard and stripper to the floor around the baseboard/corners, let set for a few and then I used a doodle bug and although it looked way better it still did not look as good as I would have liked it to so any suggestions would be appreciated. Oh and I did get on hands and knees to use the razor knife but that really didn't do much good either.
I have (1) helper his hrly rate is$15 per hour and I estimate approximately 1 hr or less to move what little bit of furniture there is to move.
We will have to move 7 round tables and 21 chairs, coffee stand a few other items but nothing to heavy(x2) meaning there and back.
Estimating it to take us around 6-8 hrs to fully complete job
I live in Missouri and although I have come across a few calculators to help me with this I would like to hear what others in this profession would most likely charge for a job this size.
Basically I don't know where to set my sqft rate.
Any of you ever purchase the janitorial blue book? whats your thoughts on that?