Anyone got a skyvac . How good are they

Scrubber · Feb 13, 2017

Thinking about buying a skyvac. They're in the sale at the moment at www.windowcleaninggear.co.uk

Are they any good?

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jayjay76 · Feb 13, 2017

www.windowcleaninggear.co.uk[/url]Are they any good?

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Just bought a Skyvac Atom, pleased with it so far

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Scrubber · Feb 13, 2017

Can they get into the more narrow gutters?

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PJ Bullard · Feb 13, 2017

How quickly can u make your money back on one of those in terms of demand for work?

Mark Thomas · Feb 13, 2017

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Mark Thomas · Feb 13, 2017

Have a look at this one better than the sky vac atom

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Nick pegler DWC · Feb 13, 2017

Gutter sucker do one on ebay that's a bit cheaper .

Scrubber · Feb 13, 2017

Another concern I've got is if I tip up at a customers house and it takes me 20 mins to do the same job that would take me an hour by hand . Are the customers gonna look at me like some sort of $¥@# when I ask for £50

Nick pegler DWC · Feb 13, 2017

I always explain what it does and most are very happy and impressed by a bit of a gadget

Scrubber · Feb 13, 2017

I think from a safety point of view I'll put my hand in my pocket.

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luca · Feb 13, 2017

I bought a 3000w wet and dry Hoover and a set of 40ft grafite gutter pipes separately... doubt the skyvac can be much better and was a fraction of the cost... avoid metal/ally pipes I'd rather pull my teeth out then do a job with them...

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Scrubber · Feb 13, 2017

I bought a 3000w wet and dry Hoover and a set of 40ft grafite gutter pipes separately... doubt the skyvac can be much better and was a fraction of the cost... avoid metal/ally pipes I'd rather pull my teeth out then do a job with them...

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Yes by the sounds of it carbon fibre slot together are the way to go.

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luca · Feb 13, 2017

Yes by the sounds of it carbon fibre slot together are the way to go.

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100%... make sure you slide together properly though as easy to crack if you don't. Still definitely only way to go [emoji1303]

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jayjay76 · Feb 13, 2017

Another concern I've got is if I tip up at a customers house and it takes me 20 mins to do the same job that would take me an hour by hand . Are the customers gonna look at me like some sort of $¥@# when I ask for £50

Imo well worth getting a camera, so you can see if the gutter is clear and something to show customer that the job has been done, I'm not sure the gutter vacs completely remove the need for ladders though

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