Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Klean07 on August 02, 2014, 10:04:56 am
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I've just bought a static caravan in Wales but wondered if there was anyone on here that cleans caravans too! I'm asking because I would like to clean caravans on my site too just wanted some advise on do's and don'ts etc!
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You will more than likely need to contact the site owner before you go any further.
They control who can and cant work on their property.
As long as the windows are glass then you shouldn't have any problems be careful doing any plastic
windows as the brush will scrape them.
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Good idea - get in with the site owner - offer the service and go up twice a year for a long weekend - all travel and accommodation to be put in as a taxable expense!
I clean my non-static caravan with wfp and reckon you could do nicely out of it as an add-on.
Or if it's just windows go every quarter.
Being nosey, whereabouts in Wales and what's the deal? Site fees etc.?
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Couldnt think of anything worse, go away for the weekend yet still work, whats the point?
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A mate of mine cleans statics in malvern started on the site
where he has a van,got permission fom owner etc,uses tapwater
and products like bobby dazzler.
Far too much like hardwork for my liking :)
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Couldnt think of anything worse, go away for the weekend yet still work, whats the point?
I was thinking more like the start of season (March) and end of season (November) site fees are £2700 so every little helps I say!
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Good idea - get in with the site owner - offer the service and go up twice a year for a long weekend - all travel and accommodation to be put in as a taxable expense!
I clean my non-static caravan with wfp and reckon you could do nicely out of it as an add-on.
Or if it's just windows go every quarter.
Being nosey, whereabouts in Wales and what's the deal? Site fees etc.?
Site is not far from Aberystwyth.
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Couldnt think of anything worse, go away for the weekend yet still work, whats the point?
I was thinking more like the start of season (March) and end of season (November) site fees are £2700 so every little helps I say!
When you put it like that sounds like a good idea :)