[jo5hm4n]

Because of the way i run my business having 2 men in 1 van is not the most efficient way by any means.  2 man 1 van we can pull in about £300-£350 depending on how good the work is.

I have just got my second van on the road and before i have even fully got the new schedule in order(starting January) we are already pulling in £400-£450 a day, which i know over time will increase, only done a few days trial with new setup.

[g.brookes]

The reason I like working with so.eone in the van is it keeps me from slacking. When I start getting tired.or bored, if im on my own I'll just head home. Whereas if you've got someone with you it motivates you to keep going.

[Smudger]

with employees when there is a pair and one is off form you start to 'lag' they take an extra coffee break, chit chat rather than et the work done, a single man has nowhere to hide if he has a slow day.

Darran

[Soupy]

There's H&S issues with sending employees out on their own. Obviously there is nothing wrong with solo working but pairs is safer.

Furthermore and the main reason we work in pairs; it's more boring if you're on your own.

I expect it’s a lot more fun working with a mate.

Obviously the prices will be different there, but one man here does £200 but the most I’ve ever got out of a two man van is £325. And then they are the last back.  (Figures scaled to avoid silliness).

If that's even nearly true; quit.

[dazmond]

The reason I like working with so.eone in the van is it keeps me from slacking. When I start getting tired.or bored, if im on my own I'll just head home. Whereas if you've got someone with you it motivates you to keep going.

I like heading home early every day......and do......5 or 6 hours a day is enough if your organised and efficient....4 or 5 days a week....

I can honestly say I always hated having someone working with me...they never clean as good as yourself and I never managed to earn that much more after paying them to make it worthwhile....

[Plankton]

There's H&S issues with sending employees out on their own. Obviously there is nothing wrong with solo working but pairs is safer.

Furthermore and the main reason we work in pairs; it's more boring if you're on your own.

I expect it’s a lot more fun working with a mate.

Obviously the prices will be different there, but one man here does £200 but the most I’ve ever got out of a two man van is £325. And then they are the last back. (Figures scaled to avoid silliness).

If that's even nearly true; quit.

Even if it was accurate that's still decent money depending where you are. A lot of shiners targets are £150!

[Soupy]

There's H&S issues with sending employees out on their own. Obviously there is nothing wrong with solo working but pairs is safer.

Furthermore and the main reason we work in pairs; it's more boring if you're on your own.

I expect it’s a lot more fun working with a mate.

Obviously the prices will be different there, but one man here does £200 but the most I’ve ever got out of a two man van is £325. And then they are the last back. (Figures scaled to avoid silliness).

If that's even nearly true; quit.

Even if it was accurate that's still decent money depending where you are. A lot of shiners targets are £150!

No wonder so many rounds come up for sale.

[John Mart]

There's H&S issues with sending employees out on their own. Obviously there is nothing wrong with solo working but pairs is safer.

Furthermore and the main reason we work in pairs; it's more boring if you're on your own.

I expect it’s a lot more fun working with a mate.

Obviously the prices will be different there, but one man here does £200 but the most I’ve ever got out of a two man van is £325. And then they are the last back.  (Figures scaled to avoid silliness).

If that's even nearly true; quit.

I halved the figures. So normal daily for one is £400 inc Vat, normal out of a a 2 man £600-£650 on domestic. I think I’ll carry on.

[Soupy]