Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: L.U.K.E on January 05, 2013, 10:11:40 pm
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Hi,
Just wanted to know how many of you clean wheelie
bins as a add on service as well as you regular window
cleaning round. Where I live we have recently just been
given a selection of these new wheelie bins from the council.
What type of equipment is needed and what costs are involved?
What do you charge per bin etc?
Luke ;)
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A company that works in my road offer this @ £3 per clean fortnightly. Drives a Luton van with a pressure jet/tank etc.
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How do you get leads for it is something Ive always wondered
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need a proper water recycle unit
and be able to follow bin lads
imo i wouldnt bother
people who do loadsa other stuff
ie window cleaning, painting , wheelie bins, patio washing etc
dont tend to do that much of either
stick to one thing ;)
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It's not that simple to set up! When cleaning you have to make sure no waste water or dirt is left on roads, special vehicle that carries water and parts to collect all muck, etc, waste carrying licence, think you need to talk to council about it to,
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It's not that simple to set up! When cleaning you have to make sure no waste water or dirt is left on roads, special vehicle that carries water and parts to collect all muck, etc, waste carrying licence, think you need to talk to council about it to,
Yep spot on,it ain`t that simple just to do it as an " add on " it HAS TO be done properly
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Generally a 10 to 15k setup, plus water disposal licences etc,
Friend does it 3 weeks from 4 turns about 1.5 a week, was a builder he loves it. Like us he has learnt to drop customers....
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Get more window custies. Why look for stuff when you already have the means to earn what you want? Get more of what you have, or become a wheelie bin cleaner and stop being a window cleaner.
What's next, dog walkin service?