Been reading a number of comments from new people coming into window cleaning overly concerning themselves with saving money right at the start of setting up a new business – it doesn’t work this way –
It’s much better to consider where you want to be in the future and then plan from that point.
For example: if you want to window clean part time and want £1,000 per month and you only want to do this for the next 5 years, then you have a plan to turn over £60,000 during this 5 year period. Now you can tackle the expense and plan the setting up of the business
The question is then – what is the approximated investment needed for the return of £60,000?
I will start off by saying - during the five year period you can do this by buying 1 pole and 3 brushes, aprox cost £500
What other equipment is needed and how much?
Richard
It’s much better to consider where you want to be in the future and then plan from that point.
For example: if you want to window clean part time and want £1,000 per month and you only want to do this for the next 5 years, then you have a plan to turn over £60,000 during this 5 year period. Now you can tackle the expense and plan the setting up of the business
The question is then – what is the approximated investment needed for the return of £60,000?
I will start off by saying - during the five year period you can do this by buying 1 pole and 3 brushes, aprox cost £500
What other equipment is needed and how much?
Richard