same as above..... Also, I always charge more for the first clean, this usually covers it.
some of my older work , is underpriced.  however it is also some of my best , because its compact.

So we have been using a local door knock canvasser recently.  This is his 3rd canvas for us.

2 lots of canvassing so far no issues with underpriced jobs at all.

Today though he was in an area with large bay windows old style houses, i did explain to him but he still underquoted.  5 jobs in total underpriced by £4 at least.  Priced at £22 when they should be £26-£27 etc.

Hes already agreed to to either knock those customers off the bill, or just give them to me at discounted rates.

Hes back out tomorrow and said lesson learned and he will try and get higher prices for these style houses.

Anyway my thoughts are this.  Yes the jobs are underpriced by £4, but what is the best way to try and convert these into regular priced jobs.   My thoughts are as follows.

A) i text all 5 customers explain that sadly the jobs have been slightly underpriced and that we can still clean for them, but the price will be X amount extra and we apologise for this mistake on our end when quoting the job.

B) do the cleans at agreed price, do say 2-3 cleans so the customer builds trust with us, gets to know our cleaners, the service we offer and is happy with us, and then after a few cleans i text them and explain that after a few cleans we have realised we slightly under priced the job, we do apologise for this but if they wish to continue using our service it will be £2 extra per clean etc.

I dont want to just bin the customers off, we are doing lots of growth and canvassing so ideally i would like to try one of the above options or something similiar just to see more than anything what is possible with customers, so that should we get any more underpriced work in future, if i know a better way to deal with it and get a good outcome then its happy days.

Thoughts?  Any other ways to do it? 

Pressure switch is disconnected on the pump . I bought the pump 15 years ago off a mate as a spare  for my van mount . Never needed it 15 years and the original pump is still going strong . How’s that for value for money . So put it on the trolley as the pumps that come on the nanos don’t last that long . Don’t seem as powerful ,

Cheers for that advice . Tried a spare battery and exactly the same problem . All connections seem good . If it was a connection , surely it would still turn off while I was holding the on button . Don’t mind buying a new controller but it’s down time . Drive to my local shop , get it fitted . Get to work , that’s a morning gone . Might seem a daft question . But has it got owt to do with the shurflow pump 100psi with that controller ?

Same as ionics stuff

Overpriced 💩

Overpriced yes but the majority of there stuff is very good quality