Gutter Clean Outs?

[A OK Pressure Washing]

I am giving a quote on a condo complex. I measured all the gutters. One building has about 1500 linear feet of gutter and the other building has about 2000 linear feet both of which are 2 stories up. I don't know how to price this amount of gutter. When I price residential I price it at $1.25 a linear foot for a 2 story building and have no problem getting that. I've never quoted this big of a job any help would be great.
Thanks
Attila

[plainpainter]

Why not quote it the same? I quote the same, what do I care if they give it some bottom feeder? Would you be happy working for less, just to get the job?

[sweetwaterfish]

Hey Traveling Man!
Personally, I would look at taking a 20% discount off my residential prices. Here's my theory: I would have to drive to 10 different residential jobs to do the same amount of guttering you are tackling in one job. Each one of those jobs would take drive time, set-up, and tear down. By setting up on this large job site, you avoid that additional 20-25% time/money investment.

Also, if you're just breaking into that market, id get real religious on my bid to secure that job. Once you can say that "Sunnydale Condos" are your customer, its a lot easier to approach "Sunnyvista Condos" and "Sunnyview Condos"

Just my $.02, i'm sure that others will disagree

[A OK Pressure Washing]

You both definately make good points. I just didn't know what the rule of thumb was if there was any.
Thanks Dan
Thanks Brother