Bongofish
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Hi all!
Im really on the verge of buying a cheap petrol pressure washer ( I know I know cheap is slow and will take alot longer etc etc). My window cleaning round is through the roof and actually probably at my lmitation with all customers in a 2 mile radius. I also offer gutter vacuming which is maybe once every 2 weeks I do one. However as I still don't window clean in anything over a drizzle as it just pees my customers off I was wondering if doing some basic pressure washing on rainy days could be a thing?
Im not too fussed about paying 6x more to be done 6x faster as it will be my least service offered and I want it to be something I can do on a rainy day to atleast make some money for that day? I would also only quote on jobs that I felt were nice and steady/small.
But this will only work if it's a viable option to do on bad weather days, as dry days I'm fully booked up window cleaning ?
Thanks for any replys and sorry I haven't been on in months! Busy busy ??
Im really on the verge of buying a cheap petrol pressure washer ( I know I know cheap is slow and will take alot longer etc etc). My window cleaning round is through the roof and actually probably at my lmitation with all customers in a 2 mile radius. I also offer gutter vacuming which is maybe once every 2 weeks I do one. However as I still don't window clean in anything over a drizzle as it just pees my customers off I was wondering if doing some basic pressure washing on rainy days could be a thing?
Im not too fussed about paying 6x more to be done 6x faster as it will be my least service offered and I want it to be something I can do on a rainy day to atleast make some money for that day? I would also only quote on jobs that I felt were nice and steady/small.
But this will only work if it's a viable option to do on bad weather days, as dry days I'm fully booked up window cleaning ?
Thanks for any replys and sorry I haven't been on in months! Busy busy ??
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