Well it happened

[Ron Lippold]

I am in need of the Vortex of low moisture cleaning. Lots of sq ft. Any help would be helpful.

 

[Jay D]

24" cimex? OHHHH so HEAVy!

 

[Pmatte]

Will this be reoccurring service or a one time deal?

Are you more concerned with cleaning alot of square footage or cleaning alot of square footage fast?


Now... I will say that we employ the cimex,an OP and a standard 175 rotory and all have their place,pros and cons.I cannot comment on the 20 inch OP units but I will say that it does take more time to stop and change pads.I would take into cosideration the possible cost amountof your upcoming job; level/type of service in comparision to level of budget available.

Patrick

 

[Dolly Llama]

be more specific, Lipoid

lots of SF don't mean anything.
Might be 20,000sf of office space with hundreds of desks, chairs and cubicle partitions.

Might be an airport or something similar where everything is wide open and just right for one of those ride on thingies.

..L.T.A.

 

[Ron Lippold]

most of it should be wide open hundreds of thousands and all on contracts encap and hot water can you make money at .15 sq ft

 

[Jimmy L]

He said "Cleaning" and the cimex scrub N' run doesn't qualify as any form of cleaning.

 

[Fred Homan]

Ron, Where is this located? Hundreds of thousands of sq. ft. ???

 

[John G]

Ron, I should be in Albuquerque the 20th of Sep, want to go out and try some of that with a Brute?

Will show you how to make short work of it padcapping.

 

[Guest]

Ron,

I would take John up on his offer. I will bet you could learn a lot.

Dave

 

[Jim Martin]

I agree with Dave









































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shocking.......I know :shock:

 

[Chris Muetterties]

Bonnet Pro ?

 

[Ron Lippold]

john give me a call

 

[Mikey P]

I would think a Recoil XPoS would be in order.

 

[Dolly Llama]

most of it should be wide open hundreds of thousands and all on contracts encap and hot water can you make money at .15 sq ft

I dough no about a "highroller" like you slummin for .15sf.

but that's $200 an hour gross if you can manage 1500sf an hour production.

didn't you babble on one time you averaged 1500sf per hour production rates in resi?

ought to be a cinch for an eXpERt like you to bang out 3000sf an hour in wide open com then :wink:


..L.T.A.

 

[-JB-]

Hey. If pulling in 15K on a 100k sq ft job is slummin'

SIGN ME UP! BEOTCH!

If you can get a system (Cimex) that will allow 3k/hr, that's 33 man hours w/ONE tech. That's $455. per hr. Slummin' my arse!

If you can get a system (Bonnet Max) that will allow 24k/hr, that's a wee bit over 4 man hours w/ONE tech. That's $3750. per hr.

Face it, even if those figures are off by 1/2, it's still more money per hr. than most cleaners get.

Yeah, slummin'


It ALL spends the same.


:roll:

 

[Mark Imbesi]

Ron Lippold quoted on Going To Go Fulltime Thread:

"Steve lots of flyers and door hangers in the neighborhood's that you want to work in. AND for gods sake no specials they will kill you and stay away for the low end commercial. Focus on what you want. Good luck and God Speed."

.15psf sounds like low end commercial to me.

And 1 yr experience and does 1500sf/hr resi?

I smell nothing but CHIT!

 

[danpauselius]

The sq. ft. rate does not directly translate to "low-end". I've done commercial jobs a .10 / ft and made damn good money doing it. It is the time/revenue ratio that determines high-end or low-end.

 

[Dolly Llama]

"It is the time/revenue ratio that determines high-end or low-end."

of coarse it is, Dan.
But if you listen to some of these "highroller" bulletin board gUruz, you'll see those morons tell a newbie to stay home if he can't get $xx per sf

they're stupid, ignorant, lazy, FOS or their wife has a great job with bennies


..L.T.A.

 

[Ron Lippold]

marc dont be a hater I am here if you need to talk.