Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Mike #1 on October 22, 2013, 10:28:03 am
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Went look at a job this morning condition of paint work is bad and their is a lot of glass similar to Georgian frames so could be a nightmare for white runs .
They dont want a first class job as the building will be empty in the next year so is only a one off , Not sure whether to decline but it could possibly help me gain more work . Mike
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Went look at a job this morning condition of paint work is bad and their is a lot of glass similar to Georgian frames so could be a nightmare for white runs .
They dont want a first class job as the building will be empty in the next year so is only a one off , Not sure whether to decline but it could possibly help me gain more work . Mike
Hi Mike,
Every job you do is your advertising board. If you take it on and it doesn't turn out right then you won't get any 'credits' as people will be critical of the result and not the reason.
If you do the job for whatever reason, then I wouldn't advertise it. From experience, you are usually being 'used' with one offs, nothing has ever come from the one offs we have done.
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Went look at a job this morning condition of paint work is bad and their is a lot of glass similar to Georgian frames so could be a nightmare for white runs .
They dont want a first class job
but it could possibly help me gain more work . Mike
as above
IMO you have your answers mate regardless of the frames... so long as you get what you want out of the job
Paul
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It could be a good payer but i am pretty sure the windows will end up been a mess due to white milky runs and i know it will bug me .
And it could reflect badly on me i will have a chat with the guy tomorrow , thanks lads . Mike
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Its on a university campus windows have not been cleaned in over 2 yrs and may not get cleaned again .
The guy making the decision just wants them clean , I will make it clear that they will not come up good but i think he is fully aware just dont want to do it and nit to be happy with end result . Mike