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Old 08-02-2007, 11:50 PM
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Default Post construction clean up

HI i am interested in post construction clean-up. Does anyone know what the rates are in Idaho? Per square foot that is. I also dont know how much to charge to do outside clean up. $200 for a truck load and or $75 an hour???? Please help.
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I used to own a post construction cleanup company in Texas. Most of the companies I dealt with wanted a fixed expense. I would walk over the site and get a detailed list of what they wanted done. Then I would give a bid based on my time and expenses.

This can be very good money for the time and effort invested. Best of luck!
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Old 08-03-2007, 03:09 PM
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what would be an average price for you? I called different contractors and they all want set prices. thank you for your help.
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I did a new apartment complex for $300 per unit. When I was done, it was move in ready. I did a large manufacturing plant for 7K. It had piles of construction debris all over and was a lot of work. If you take on large projects, be sure to build a reasonable time frame into your bid. I also took pictures of what it looked like before I started and after I finished.
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Old 08-18-2008, 09:11 AM
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Post Start-up Business in Jacksonville, Florida

I just started my business and need assistance getting my first accounts with banks and lenders. Can you recommend best practices when dealing with them and who it the best person to contact about bidding?

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Ms. Lewis



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HI i am interested in post construction clean-up. Does anyone know what the rates are in Idaho? Per square foot that is. I also dont know how much to charge to do outside clean up. $200 for a truck load and or $75 an hour???? Please help.
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When people say post construction clean up is that only cleaning the facility to make its appearance better like sweeping saw dust cleaning the area outside? I just want to make sure im wording this the right way on my business cards and advertisments.
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