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Absolute mon ami, welcome to the partyGood job he doesn’t know how many a day we do then
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Absolute mon ami, welcome to the partyGood job he doesn’t know how many a day we do then
Mate nobody working in a supermarket is on more than £60 per day maybe the manager if at all..To clarify, I do a full and thorough clean of all the frames glass sills and doors on every clean, I don't just rinse glass.
You jumped to a conclusion and assumed that all I'm doing is rinsing the glass, what type of clown just does that and considers it a window clean
You are throwing insults my way based on your own assumptions which are based on what, your imagination.
If you spend the needed time on a first clean using a chemical and removing all the years of dirt then the subsequent maintenance cleans are a breeze and take very little time at all , it’s not a case of spraying water on it and walking awayMate nobody working in a supermarket is on more than £60 per day maybe the manager if at all..
I earn £200 a day for five days, for 2 weeks and i don't have to work too hard. it's good money and i do a lot of other jobs i enjoy by choice
10 is the max you can do and make a good job of it mabey 15 at a push, working 8-5.
I know for a fact anyone claiming to be doing 25-30 house a day is just splashing water on to the frames & glass just to make them look wet, these ppl are spending less than 30 seconds on the windows and the frame, before moving to the next window...
Then they have the cheek to call it clean & ask for money, they didn't even scrub lmao & leave bits behind as they rinse out...
If your doing more than 10-15 houses that quick in a day your a ripoff
I am sorry your offended and don't like the facts, but i see ppl do this every single day & their customers always end up switching to me because i don't rush the job..
I never insulted you at all, i simply stated a fact, you took offence to it... Your problem not mine, i have no feeling on the matter...
Over the years of watching you on this site, i noticed you have a massive ego & attitude problem & your a bit of a nasty person to ppl when you don't agree with their lived experience of the job.
Maybe you need to find a job where other ppls experiences & work ethics don't rub you up the wrong way, are you feeling ok ??? do you need a lollipop & a HUG ???
Of course you know for a fact.I know for a fact anyone claiming to be doing 25-30 house a day is just splashing water on to the frames & glass just to make them look wet, these ppl are spending less than 30 seconds on the windows and the frame, before moving to the next window...
I assume you mean 'in your experience' you can't do 25 to 30 houses in a day to a good standard?I know for a fact anyone claiming to be doing 25-30 house a day is just splashing water on to the frames & glass just to make them look wet, these ppl are spending less than 30 seconds on the windows and the frame, before moving to the next window...
That's solved the mystery of the Valentines Day cards signed by DC I thought it was from the comic booksOver the years of watching you on this site
Well done mate the guy is an arrogant **** glad you've noticed that tooMate nobody working in a supermarket is on more than £60 per day maybe the manager if at all..
I earn £200 a day for five days, for 2 weeks and i don't have to work too hard. it's good money and i do a lot of other jobs i enjoy by choice
10 is the max you can do and make a good job of it mabey 15 at a push, working 8-5.
I know for a fact anyone claiming to be doing 25-30 house a day is just splashing water on to the frames & glass just to make them look wet, these ppl are spending less than 30 seconds on the windows and the frame, before moving to the next window...
Then they have the cheek to call it clean & ask for money, they didn't even scrub lmao & leave bits behind as they rinse out...
If your doing more than 10-15 houses that quick in a day your a ripoff
I am sorry your offended and don't like the facts, but i see ppl do this every single day & their customers always end up switching to me because i don't rush the job..
I never insulted you at all, i simply stated a fact, you took offence to it... Your problem not mine, i have no feeling on the matter...
Over the years of watching you on this site, i noticed you have a massive ego & attitude problem & your a bit of a nasty person to ppl when you don't agree with their lived experience of the job.
Maybe you need to find a job where other ppls experiences & work ethics don't rub you up the wrong way, are you feeling ok ??? do you need a lollipop & a HUG ???
This chap commented a post I posted on regarding my woes once hitting the VAT threshold.Yeah 25 houses a day Sounds off to me, but There are three types of window cleaners,
they are.
Trad cleaners, they take between 10-15 minutes to clean a house
Restoration wfp cleaners, they take around 20-30 minutes to clean a house as they do all the little extras
Splash & dash wfp cleaners, they effectively just rinse the glass & leave 5-10 minutes per house.
each to there own, i know witch one i would hire, but you do pay more for restoration guys..
what type of cleaner you are, is determined by your customers & the area you live in, plus what the majority of the customer expects of the clean..
If you do splash & dash you will likely make a lot of money very quickly but you risk the quality of your cleans for quantity, this can work out for some, but in my area those ppl go bust quickly.
you can do 30 cleans a day just rinsing the glass it's totally possible, but you will have to put up with customers telling you off for not doing the frames at some point...
it was not until i started doing restoration style work, that my business started to work out with long term loyal customers sticking around, of course i charge more for the extra time..
its a choice you can do either model, but i find splash & dash a bit of a lazy way to do the job and customers don't typically value your services as much, so they will cancel at the last minute or make excuses of the weather being bad that morning lmao then the sun comes out in the afternoon & you wasted a day..
You have to ask yourself do you want customers that stay loyal for years or do you want customers that will let you down all the time. tip if you do restoration jobs charge extra for the first TFR clean & limit your round to ten cleans a day, charge between £25-£30 per month. as detailing and extras will cost you some time..
I've no idea idea who you are directing this at but minimum wage in the UK is £11.66 phMate nobody working in a supermarket is on more than £60 per day maybe the manager if at all..
Sorry, no idea where you are based Beamish open air museum perhaps it's perfectly feasible to achieve the numbers you've stated.He bangs on about "Are you taking the pish, how are 25 houses a day not achievable", but if it was 25 houses a day at an average of £333 a day that would be a average of £13.33 a property
Not arrogant at all and neither am I T**t I'm upfront and honest, yet you three seem to think I'm delusional or something yet all the facts are here to see, yet I'm rambling wildly all the time and in excess of £300 a day isn't achievable in this industryWell done mate the guy is an arrogant **** glad you've noticed that too
Mate nobody working in a supermarket is on more than £60 per day maybe the manager if at all..
I earn £200 a day for five days, for 2 weeks and i don't have to work too hard. it's good money and i do a lot of other jobs i enjoy by choice
10 is the max you can do and make a good job of it mabey 15 at a push, working 8-5.
I know for a fact anyone claiming to be doing 25-30 house a day is just splashing water on to the frames & glass just to make them look wet, these ppl are spending less than 30 seconds on the windows and the frame, before moving to the next window...
Then they have the cheek to call it clean & ask for money, they didn't even scrub lmao & leave bits behind as they rinse out...
If your doing more than 10-15 houses that quick in a day your a ripoff
I am sorry your offended and don't like the facts, but i see ppl do this every single day & their customers always end up switching to me because i don't rush the job..
I never insulted you at all, i simply stated a fact, you took offence to it... Your problem not mine, i have no feeling on the matter...
Over the years of watching you on this site, i noticed you have a massive ego & attitude problem & your a bit of a nasty person to ppl when you don't agree with their lived experience of the job.
Maybe you need to find a job where other ppls experiences & work ethics don't rub you up the wrong way, are you feeling ok ??? do you need a lollipop & a HUG ???
That's the thing though, he's grossing £200, not making it, and as you point out after other benefits of being employed he's not actually earning much more than a shelf stacker.when you also deduct his operating costs.If your happy earning £200.00 a day , then that’s fine ,knock yourself out
i have few customers who work in tesco and aldi they earn 60 a day i think you have some over inflated ideas about what other ppl earn but OKCurrent minimum wage is £11.44 per hr x 8hrs , so about £ 92.00 , around here in the south east all the supermarkets pay quite a bit more so £60 is way off.
Also on top of the money they get 5 weeks holiday, plus bank holidays, plus pension , plus sick pay, plus you can work in all weathers
If your happy earning £200.00 a day , then that’s fine ,knock yourself out
bs & you know itThat's the thing though, he's grossing £200, not making it, and as you point out after other benefits of being employed he's not actually earning much more than a shelf stacker.when you also deduct his operating costs.
£300 a day is achievable but the quality will be bad...Seemingly the 3 wise men on here, think I'm taking the pee and arrogant
I've no idea idea who you are directing this at but minimum wage in the UK is £11.66 ph
Sorry, no idea where you are based Beamish open air museum perhaps it's perfectly feasible to achieve the numbers you've stated.
Not arrogant at all and neither am I T**t I'm upfront and honest, yet you three seem to think I'm delusional or something yet all the facts are here to see, yet I'm rambling wildly all the time and in excess of £300 a day isn't achievable in this industry
i have few customers who work in tesco and aldi they earn 60 a day i think you have some over inflated ideas about what other ppl earn but OK
16 years.. let me know when you get to 33 years and I might think you know the score£300 a day is achievable but the quality will be bad...
Those are just the facts, we all know you want to force your splash & dash agenda on the industry and poo poo the proper way to do things.
Your not upfront or honest, your on here telling ppl to do 25-30 cleans a day and make a mess for others to clean up, encouraging a spray and pray work ethic, i mean once you have done this job 16 years you kind of know the score & i am calling you out as a fraud when it comes to actual quality , Three wise men you say I'll just grab my camel & ride it to the market.
It's all good dog, you keep making that mess for me to clean up, my customers love the work i do for them & my job is the best job in the world, since i stopped listening to the likes of you & started doing them chem cleans. I have made more money hand over fist than at any other time..
i don't need to be sweating to do 25 cleans a day just to make £300, when i can do less and earn more when i choose, while making sure the quality does not slip, like them three van teams i see splashing & dashing & leaving their customers feeling ripped off and giving everyone honest a bad name.. but each to their own i guess now where did i park that camel
And Aldi pay over £12 an hourI doubt Tescos are breaking the law
Yeah lolGood job he doesn’t know how many a day we do then
Each to their own BruceDaily earnings depend on two things: your daily work rate and pricing structure.
If you are down south and you are able to price at £25 for a 3 bed semi, then it probably won't be difficult to clean 8 a day to achieve £200. In fact, you could do 16 houses and achieve £400 day.
On the other hand, if you are changing £5 a semi, then it will be almost impossible to earn £200.
All these figures quoted don't account for the expense of arriving at the job, such as vehicle running costs, water costs and in some cases, emission zone charges.
As we get older, our ability to churn out the clean rate needed to achieve high turn over rates diminishes. 20 years ago I could clean 25 x 3 bed semis doing compact work. Now there is no way that is possible doing the identical round. On a good day I might manage 8 or 10, but I will suffer doing it.
All I'm saying is that this talk of earning is all well and good, but someone like me just ignores it as I know that my health and my pricing structure would make it impossible to achieve.
I could earn more a day working for Aldi, yes, but I couldn't do that job either for 8 hours so i wouldn't bother to apply.