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we usually just take in the porta vac and blast over the edges and corners. makes a BIG diference and is still fast.
I have been to a few hotels and motel, and most say they have it done in house. I usually have no problem selling to other commercial acounts. What do some of you that have hotels say as your trying to sell to them. I also ask for the general manager when I go in. Any ideas may be helpful.
Thanks,
MikeI clean for 3 hotels in my area all owned by a company called The Summit Group. Cleaening for one today, Hampton Inn cleaning 68 rooms for 1600.00 today 😀
So a common price seems to be around 25 bucks per room, no vacuuming, just spray and buff. I’m assuming no protector? Also, if you are bidding hallways, banquet rooms etc. are you including vacuum, spot removal, or protector?
I guess I am messing up someplace…I have yet to do a motel, bed & breakfast or sofa or chair for Sleep Inn or Mainstay Sites and several B&Bs for less than $35/room, suites higher. Furniture same as residential…
My logic went like this…it is a room, similar to a bedroom…+/-, with occupants that usually don’t care about how they live in them.
As we speak, the local Sleep Inn is remodeling all rooms and we are there for $38.75/room…doing 8 this Thursday, did 10 a couple of weeks ago and more later as they come up, then clean halls, etc…
Dennis…it is good business! When there is a party, we are called and they want us now to clean up so they can let that afternoon or evening…more $$$
Hope this helps…
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