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Help me with pricing

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Topic: Help me with pricing

Posted By: gtech12v
Subject: Help me with pricing
Date Posted: 10/March/2009 at 9:30pm

I just did a 2Bedroom Apartment flood service a fire sprinkle broke

Suck all the water out

Seal the floors

Remove the carpet and replace the padding

Steam clean the carpets

Rooms #1 10x10 #2 10x12 #3 10x13 plus a 3x6 hall way and a 5x5 closet

How much

Also the next door apartment go wet just the closet and hall way same size as the first one only in this one just got the water out,dry and clean

So how much?

This is my first time doing flood and padding replace

Also this guy has a 100 units building and he wants me to clean and service but I do not want to be Cheap . Help me with the price

Replies:

Posted By: Ken_Is_OK
Date Posted: 10/March/2009 at 10:09pm

$12,000

Posted By: doug
Date Posted: 11/March/2009 at 6:38pm

springler system??? did you dry the walls and ceiling??? How much equipment did you have on the job and for how long?

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Posted By: gtech12v
Date Posted: 11/March/2009 at 7:19pm

They are redoing the drywall and repainting right now

Posted By: gtech12v
Date Posted: 11/March/2009 at 7:20pm

he opened the walls i left 2 fans and one Dehu. unit over 2 days everything looks and feel dry whe touch

Posted By: tokmik
Date Posted: 17/March/2009 at 1:39am

I think with what happened to you that will cost a lot.

- Gilbert Carpet Cleaning

Posted By: FuzzSucker
Date Posted: 18/March/2009 at 1:16pm

I would not judge by dry to the touch alone. Your going to wanna buy some moisture meters and take down the reading everyday and take pictures of the readings with the dates that way if any questions arise if you dried it enough you have some physical proof. Penetrating and non-penetrating meters. You really should get IICRC certified and take the classes on flood work. You have to be very careful as some people may be looking to sue for damages from you if the work is not done properly.

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Posted By: gtech12v
Date Posted: 19/March/2009 at 2:04am

I only did the Water Extraction on the carpet

the drywall was replace by their own people

i have this on writing on my invoice that i was not responsible for the walls

and the manager signed so i think i'm ok. but thanks for the advise.

Posted By: steed
Date Posted: 20/March/2009 at 1:54am

Ill email an xactimate water damage pricing for your area for march if you let me know the area you are in.

Dennis SEALS RESTORATIONS, SK.CA

Posted By: FuzzSucker
Date Posted: 21/March/2009 at 11:21pm

Thats great. It looks like you covered most of your angles. I still would recommend looking into certification if you plan to do more work in water damage.

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Posted By: gtech12v
Date Posted: 22/March/2009 at 3:01am

Yes , I will thank you very very much

Posted By: POLLUX
Date Posted: 13/May/2009 at 3:14am

can i please get the pricing my email as well?
blue25@shaw.ca

thank you.- ive been lopoking for pricing sheepts on water damage and how to price them correctly

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