Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: g.brookes on October 23, 2013, 06:04:56 pm
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Can anyone recommend me a north west based company? does anybody know if you can lease vans with a wfp system already in?
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Can anyone recommend me a north west based company? does anybody know if you can lease vans with a wfp system already in?
Be intresting to find out if they are about however I ended up Using NorthGate for Fleet Hire as they let me fit WFP system into our van and which aslong I return in same state I got it.
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interesting, did you not have to put waterproof lining down in the van? how does that work with bringing it back in same state?
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interesting, did you not have to put waterproof lining down in the van? how does that work with bringing it back in same state?
My WFP vans I have them on rollers which is then on Wood and then covered in Metal/plastic flooring sealed to the wood and the stuff then on top of that which basicly means the stuff is not fixed to the van and only the frame is stuck using break rollers
I simply have a flue on one van kit which just means you need to open side door and the flu as a escape
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Just out of interest, Mr Window Man, which van and for how much, if you'd be so kind.
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Just out of interest, Mr Window Man, which van and for how much, if you'd be so kind.
Its in a Ford Transit Custom and is £87.80 a week. which I just need to add fuel (At Discounted Fuel Card Rate) and insurance to the van.
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Just out of interest, Mr Window Man, which van and for how much, if you'd be so kind.
Its in a Ford Transit Custom and is £87.80 a week. which I just need to add fuel (At Discounted Fuel Card Rate) and insurance to the van.
I suppose that's the equivalent to the first years depreciation you'd incur with the purchase of a new van. Not bad when you consider it that way.
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Just out of interest, Mr Window Man, which van and for how much, if you'd be so kind.
Its in a Ford Transit Custom and is £87.80 a week. which I just need to add fuel (At Discounted Fuel Card Rate) and insurance to the van.
I suppose that's the equivalent to the first years depreciation you'd incur with the purchase of a new van. Not bad when you consider it that way.
Does mean that if anything goes wrong with it such as one van the Turbo went in it. Fleet Hire just repaired it and returned it to us plus gave us a temp van and we are driving 13 plate vans which is ideal for the image we are going for.
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did you need to be vat registered?