Would you pay for aquarium clean..

Brief：
Im thinking of doing this as a side job on Saturdays. Service would include a replacement filter, algea treatment, ph/saline testing afterwards, glass.. 

I'm thinking of doing this as a side job on Saturdays. Service would include a replacement filter, algea treatment, ph/saline testing afterwards, glass/acrylic scrubbed, gravel/sand vaccumed, filter taken apart and cleaned inside, all decorative items scrubbed and a satisfaction guarantee or money back, any fish die within 24 hrs, fish will be replaced. Maybe $25 per hour? Or should I just charge for each additional service like $5 for gravel & glass, $10 for filter taken apart..ideas please!

I wouldn't, but my ex-boyfriend use to do it as a side job.so I know Ppl will pay for it.

I wouldn't charge by the hr. I would give a flat fee based on labor involved. Write up an estimate and explain what's included. Do not be too pricey or you won't make the sale. Start off pretty cheap and once you get a clientele then jack the $$$ up.

I would also bring your own chemicals. I wouldn't do the fish guarantee or money back guarantee. That could be costly.

I would NOT treat sick fish. That's when you start having legal problems.If you treat for parasites and the whole tank still dies then they are going to look at you to replace them. The problem here is that you're not going to make much money until you get a bunch of client references. So since you're not a vet, I wouldn't treat for sick fish.

I would also state in fine print at the bottom that you're not responsible for the pump, filter, or fish incase of a disaster (or however you want to phrase it)