Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: stuart mc on November 25, 2011, 09:11:06 pm
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how long for one man to clean this cladding, and how much water needed, every 6 months, I already do the windows and I sub the cladding out, never done this type of work cladding by wfp so any tips, I know how much I get paid and who much I pay out, but if that can be done with one man in a day or less I will do it myself
(http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg131/stumac1971/cladding.jpg)
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obviously there is a side and rear to the building
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i would say about £370 stu at a guess i would say 5 or 6 hours
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i would say about £370 stu at a guess i would say 5 or 6 hours
how much water do you think would 400 litres do it or 500 at a push
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i would say about £370 stu at a guess i would say 5 or 6 hours
how much water do you think would 400 litres do it or 500 at a push
not sure stu , but i think you will get away with 400 ltrs of pure with some ecover in it ;)
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i would say about £370 stu at a guess i would say 5 or 6 hours
how much water do you think would 400 litres do it or 500 at a push
not sure stu , but i think you will get away with 400 ltrs of pure with some ecover in it ;)
;D ;D don't
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i would say about £370 stu at a guess i would say 5 or 6 hours
how much water do you think would 400 litres do it or 500 at a push
not sure stu , but i think you will get away with 400 ltrs of pure with some ecover in it ;)
;D ;D don't
lmao i think 400 will be fine stu ;D
if you run out you can use use tap on plastic , no probs
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yes I can get water local, just needed to know it could be done in a day, because I get nowhere near the £370 you quoted
the reason I ask it takes two lads a day to do it, but they are slow, with van on a tracker so in no rush at the best of times, but if I can do it in a day or less I will be happy to do it myself ;)
without ecover ;D
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yes I can get water local, just needed to know it could be done in a day, because I get nowhere near the £370 you quoted
the reason I ask it takes two lads a day to do it, but they are slow, with van on a tracker so in no rush at the best of times, but if I can do it in a day or less I will be happy to do it myself ;)
without ecover ;D
i would do it myself stu, if only to find out how long it takes, but at a guess ,
i think i am not to far out , but if not iwill come up and give you a hand myself ;)
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I will mike, thinking on it, the worst that can happen is it takes an hour so to finish next day but I have to do the internal and external windows anyway so I can make it pay either way, just never tackled cladding jobs in the past I much prefer windows
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I will mike, thinking on it, the worst that can happen is it takes an hour so to finish next day but I have to do the internal and external windows anyway so I can make it pay either way, just never tackled cladding jobs in the past I much prefer windows
lol let me know how you get on stu
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hope you have your snow shovel and salt in ;)
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certainly have ;) two brand new snow shovels, and a load of rock salt all at the standby, a load of iso for trad cleaning as well
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imo stu you shud easily do it
in a day
as said you shud av no problem
wiv tap water on the cladding ;)
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certainly have ;) two brand new snow shovels, and a load of rock salt all at the standby, a load of iso for trad cleaning as well
good luck , been in shirt sleeves here today ,
just put a extra layer of loft insulation £1 a roll for the thick stuff at b + q 8)
did you get your solar panels after?
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£270, TFR Mixed with tap water,scrub with brush, rinse down with pressure washer,if you have access to a tap there
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done one like that afew mths ago,took two off us 4hrs,no need to tfr if done regular just use tap water,we charged £300 i think of top off me head.turn up high flow rate so its wash's down,
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£200 - 250+VAT one day one man easy just use tap water on a high flow rate.
Should not be that dirty after 6 months!!