TartanTarzan
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I've heard a squad of three can get through double the work of a two-man team. Does anyone have experience of this? Cheers
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I wouldn't be mixing households to get the job done as you put it.I've heard a squad of three can get through double the work of a two-man team. Does anyone have experience of this? Cheers
Did that sort of work do your head in?Ive worked in three man teams, we would do streets and streets of terraced houses, only travel was to the cafe ?
Nothing better than banter with the lads. Couldn’t imagine working on my own.Did that sort of work do your head in?
I agree but that’s half the problem to much talking and not enough work ???Nothing better than banter with the lads. Couldn’t imagine working on my own.
I've watched 3 lads in the past clean a house over the road from me the gaffer was using a trad pole and the two lads one on a ladder and the other doing the downstairs would pause between cleaning to talk, I could have wfped the whole house by the time it took them the 3 of them to clean the front and side of the house and been halfway through my next job in time they faffed about.I agree but that’s half the problem to much talking and not enough work ???