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He wont cuz the #'s are pure (99% Speculation 1% Bull Shit...Either way you put the %'s..Not a real World average by any means!Best post of the year!
You mentioned that a van should be making around $250,000 a year before adding another truck.. You able to break down that for us too? Been meaning to ask you about that.
He wont cuz the #'s are pure (99% Speculation 1% Bull Shit...Either way you put the %'s..Not a real World average by any means!
If I can Still read...You funny Girl..Dont get my ass started....my post was insult free.(well sorta) The formuls is Bull Shit then...howz that Super Fly?90 % of these posts are speculation...
I gave a spreadsheet for people to figure it out themselves.
If you can still read, look right in the beginning WHERE i said these are made up.
USE YOUR OWN NUMBERS.
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This is very valuable info I knew everyone here wasn't a knucklehead...![]()
You're right the cost per feet should have all factors in. A total ROI analysis is better when you account for factors as fixed cost and sales.These are job cost numbers, fixed costs like rent, telephone, insurance are there regardless of how many jobs you have and come off the gross profit at the end of the month. That will be another thread...
It is critical to understand how these numbers interconnect when making business decisions
For example:
1. A portable will have lower equipment cost BUT higher labor cost, you are making a trade off.
2. XYZ TM for $10k may have a lower intial cost but lower number of gross hours and higher maintenance costs. Also with some models higher labor costs because you have to wait for pressure/heat, with 0 resale value.
Anyone knows how much to charge for carpet cleaning in square feet for a commercial business? I am new in business and I going to see a job to do but I am not sure how much to charge.
Here is a piece of data to consider around pricing. If you haven't upped your prices in the last 12 months you may be missing out on an easy way to grow your revenue in 2016.
In the third quarter of 2015, the Pricing Index for the Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning industry increased 3.8% over the prior year period. The Index values are net of any coupons, discounts or special offers.
**Source Customer Lobby 2015 Q3 Carpet Insights Report which is based on +$4 billion in carpet transactions across +10 million transactions.
So would this be "cleaning services" or just carpet? Is this figured by NAICS code is kinda what I mean,, but my math is correct that is the average ticket price from those numbers you posted. that's all I was asking but I checked it again.Just to be sure LOL I know its not one area. not with that much revenue reporting. I hope its right and only includes services I perform, but previous thinking from talking to cleaners that are successful in pretty much every region in the US . I got the notion the high end of average tickets are around $300 so that surprised me. In a good way though. Rise is a rise. Its up here I can tell you that much. And this is no upscale region.Incorrect.
The sample size includes ticket prices and residential customers of all shapes and sizes. As I'm sure you know there are different house sizes, services, regions and types of customers that can influence. The only way to get relevant information is to get a sample size as large as what is in the report to statistically smooth out these variables.
So would this be "cleaning services" or just carpet? Is this figured by NAICS code is kinda what I mean,, but my math is correct that is the average ticket price from those numbers you posted. that's all I was asking but I checked it again.Just to be sure LOL I know its not one area. not with that much revenue reporting. I hope its right and only includes services I perform, but previous thinking from talking to cleaners that are successful in pretty much every region in the US . I got the notion the high end of average tickets are around $300 so that surprised me. In a good way though. Rise is a rise. Its up here I can tell you that much. And this is no upscale region.