House Cleaning Quoting & Estimating Tool For Cleaners

Quoting A Fake House Cleaning Client

April 12, 20242 min read

For a deep dive on how you can use the tool yourself, check out this blog post right after. You'll know how to use it well before you buy. 😊

Quoting a (fake) house cleaning client with the House Cleaning Quoting Tool

Transcript Bullet Points Below

  • Introduction to the House Cleaning Quoting Tool:

    • The speaker begins by addressing questions about accessing and using the dashboard of the house cleaning quoting tool, which is found in the RCF University Library.

  • Utilizing the Quoting Tool:

    • A "How to Use" tab and a setup video are available to guide users.

    • Instructions are provided to make a copy of the file for personal use via the 'File' then 'Make a copy' option.

  • Updating Company Information:

    • Users should update their company information under the default tab, which allows resetting for every new quote.

    • Examples of company information include email, phone number, and physical address.

  • Using the Dashboard:

    • After updating company information, users need to reset the dashboard using the red reset button.

    • A Google authorization step is required for security.

  • Client Information Input:

    • Detailed entry of client information like name, company, contact details, and address.

    • Preferences for communication and prior experiences with cleaners are recorded.

  • Quote Customization:

    • Assess the cleanliness and decorativeness of the client’s home on a scale.

    • Gather details about the bi-weekly service, square footage, and desired cleaning services such as number of rooms, windows, walls, and appliances.

  • Setting Up Cleaning Details:

    • Specify tasks like window washing and wall cleaning per room.

    • Input on additional cleaning areas like kitchen, bathrooms, living areas, and special rooms.

    • Indicate whether inside of fridge and stove cleaning is required.

  • Pricing and Discounts:

    • The tool calculates the estimated time and cost for the initial clean.

    • Provides an option to apply discounts to the service fee.

    • Reflects specific pricing strategies for different markets, with Dayton, Ohio mentioned as an example.

  • Finalizing and Sending the Proposal:

    • The proposal includes all client-specific details and requested services, emphasizing a tailored approach.

    • Proposals can be printed or saved as PDFs for easy sharing via email.

  • Support and Feedback:

    • Encouragement for users to contact support or leave comments if they have issues or feedback on the quoting tool.

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