What is the average cost of carpet removal and installation for a 348 square foot office space?
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That all depends on the state that you live in, and whether the carpet is glued down or over pad.  In Utah removal of carpet over pad is $1.50 per square yard(that is 9 sq ft).  Removal of glued down carpet is between $3.00 to $5.00 per sq yrd.  But that depends on where you live.  Where I live installation is between $3.50 and $4.50 per sq yard.  Just because your office is 348 sq ft does not mean that you can just divide that by 9 and get the yards.  There will be waste and you will need to pay for more carpet.  Trust me I have been a flooring installer for over 10 years.  Also if you need to have furniture moved that will also be extra, those charges vary between installers.  My advice is be nice to the installer, and they will probably give you a break, but dont demand one.
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My advice is for you to read more of the business, so you can determine what you think you want and can given your present resources. The book "101 Best Businesses to Start" estimates that first year potential earnings for this business can be $40,000, while startup expenses can be $5,000 or even lower. Industry experts, however, recommend raising $50,000 for a startup capital in order to be able to invest in heavy duty cleaning equipment and have more resources to spend in marketing the business.\n\nYou can start by reading the article "Starting a Janitorial and Cleaning Service Business" at http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol95/janitorial.htm . The article contains information on startup strategies, operational considerations (prices, manpower, finding suppliers), and marketing the business. \n\nFrom the article, here are some tips to help market your business:\n\n1. The first step to marketing your business is deciding who your potential customers are and determining the types of services you could offer. \n\n2. The best way to market this business is through cold calling. Drive through the area to look for newly opened businesses, buildings or facilities. Then introduce yourself to the landlords ­ your potential clients ­ and request for an opportunity to bid on their cleaning contract. \n\n3. Draw up a better and more professional proposal by learning firsthand the needs of the potential customer, as well as the layout of the facility (e.g. type of carpeting, etc.)\n\n4. Networking is another effective strategy to get ahead in the janitorial business. Aside from newly opened buildings, get a list of companies that are downsizing or laying off cleaning staffs.\n\n5. Word of mouth is another effective form of advertising a janitorial service. It can be generated through favorable feedback from your existing clients that will hopefully filter to other building owners or entrepreneurs in your area.\n\n6. If you decide to embark on advertising, you can try placing an ad in newspapers or trade journals in your area. \n\n7. You can also try direct mailing to potential customers, sending them information and brochures about your business.\n\nFor more in-depth information about the business, we have compiled a list of books on the topic and you can either purchase the book or borrow them from your library. The list of recommended books on starting a cleaning business can be found at http://www.powerhomebiz.com/bookstore/homecleaning.htm\n\n- Commercial and Residential Cleaning Services: A Resource Guide to Developing and Maintaining Your Own Janitorial or Home Cleaning Business (Author: Walter Fenix)\n- Janitorial Service Businesses : Strategies for Promoting, Estimating, and Bidding Cleaning Services \n- The Janitorial Contractors Bible \n- Introduction to Janitorial Service Contracting : How to Succeed in Your Own Cleaning Business \n- Cleaning Up for a Living: Everything You Need to Know to Become a Successful Building Service Contractor \n- Introduction to Janitorial Service Contracting : How to Succeed in Your Own Cleaning Business
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Carpeting is less expensive than hardwood flooring.  As for making the home warmer - that must mean aesthetically, not temperature wise.  Neutral is a selling point because any furniture will go w/ it.
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Currently from what I can find-\nLand is going from $35000 to 98000 - while homes there are going for 270,000 for a 2,872 home to 645,000 for a 6,873 sq foot home.  You can contact the sales dept for that subdivision at 281-344-8237
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Depends on the apartment, price and area.  Something in Dunwoody, probably about 500 - Acworth 400 and Buckhead about 550.\n\nTry to reask your question with an area in mind.
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$95/sqfeet is an good average for a very good site and very good house in Houston. If you go outskirts on 290 or Katy, you may get it cheaper at around $65/sqft at nice neighborhoods.\nGo south, it is probably around $55-$65/sqft\n\nBest way to find out is to check realtor.com and make some searches in the zip code that you are interested in
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I have a house cleaning business and I charge by the square foot. I have deep cleans which are done initially to get the house ready for a general clean. I charge 9 cents a square foot for a deep clean and 5 cents a square foot for a general.\n\n A general can be done weekly, bi weekly or monthly. Alot of people who clean houses charge by the hour but you cannot make any real money that way. Never tell the customer how you charge just say I charge by the job which is true. I have been doing this for a while and if you break it down I make between $25-35 an hour sometimes more. \n\nAlso a great thing to get into is office cleaning, it is much easier and you can make more money because even though you still charge by the sq foot you can clean an office quicker than a house.\n\nAnother thing I want to mention is people will call you for a move out clean you can charge 12 cents a sq foot for that because a move out clean consists of inside the appliances and cabinets and stuff. You don't have to do move outs just wanted to throw that in.\n\nYou have to be legit with a license and a company name though for people to pay that kind of money and you really have to know how to clean people are really picky. I hope this helps Good Luck!
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Are you wanting to actually get rid of the carpet for under 25? Or are you just wanting a way to make the carpet not look so bad.... If you have cement under that carpet you could just rip it up along with the tackboard and paint the floor, (this is fairly common) for around 25 or less.(if you do it yourself, its not hard ive done it and Im a wimp.) Or if you have wood under there you might check its condition and if its decent just apply some lacquer to make it shiny. It may need to be sanded first which could get costly. If youre wanting to leave the rug.... the only solution is putting something over it... like a rug that you said you didnt want or just making accents around the room that blend nicely with the floor.
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Probably depends on the metro area you live in, and how much you invest into your business.\n\nThe first site cited below says $75,00-150,000, before all the overhead is subtracted.
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Approximately $136,500.
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a 36 inch shoelace or carpet
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it costs around $34 US money
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On a sliding scale at an avergage about $240 per hour, count on laying down some serious cash. Office rents are supremely expensive, particularly in LA County.
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Sorry dont know about washington but in AZ we charge around $153 per Quadrant...ITs very important u get it done though! Good Luck!
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Eventually you might find a consultant or specialist who you will turn to regularly. But until then, go to the copy center in one of the major office store chains. OfficeMax, Office Depot, or Staples. All of them have PCs and people with varing degrees of design skill (I used to be, ahem, a wiz at Adobe Illustrator when I was with OfficeMax). At the very least it will give you a good idea on what the fees should be.\n\nOnce you've got some experience with price and what a reasonable fee for your projects might be, you can also give RentACoder a go. Post your project, the amount you're willing to spend, and watch people start bidding to get the work.
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Approx\nUS$30,000- 45,900
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Ask your local fire deparment. Each room is different dependent upon square footage and floor reinforcement.