Hi Marcinos
Once customers are being served, we would expect payment.
Ie we work in week one for example with no payment, the following week we would expect to be paid on the previous weeks work.
The customers would be able to be served as quickly as the next day but obviously up to the individual concerned when they are started but obviously not weeks away as people would give up and maybe sign with other window cleaners!!
But of course any customers who for whatever reason do not stay on board, would be replaced by others, any customers that fall out in the first two months would be made good.
An example of costs would be this, say 50 customers are signed up in week 1, at an average of £10 per month, week 1,s work would cost £20 x 50 =£1,000, Which would be payable in week 2, however you would by then have served the customers in week 1 and collected in all thats owed except for a few that werent in when u called!
Customers generally pay their window cleaning bills so there are not 2 many problems there, u will of course get the odd bad debter, and if that was 2 happen, we would again make that customer good by dropping the bad debter and signing up a new one to replace it
Paul Bass
