Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: johnny bravo on June 15, 2016, 10:02:33 am
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Im happy about that, i need a day off. cant be done with this going out every day, its starting to get too much. ill start to put my prices up to put people off,
getting phone calls for jobs away from my round areas. i say leave it with me and i cant make time to do them
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Im happy about that, i need a day off. cant be done with this going out every day, its starting to get too much. ill start to put my prices up to put people off,
getting phone calls for jobs away from my round areas. i say leave it with me and i cant make time to do them
We are also getting further and further behind due to the weather. It hasn't been good on Teesside this year. We have worked 2 1/2 days this week and had a few moaning customers about cleaning when the weather isn't good today.
We got out one day last week and I did a commercial clean on Saturday morning before it started raining.
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I am in county Durham just a few miles away from Teesside only had one wet day this week and still managed to work through it
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I am in county Durham just a few miles away from Teesside only had one wet day this week and still managed to work through it
Hi Billy. Weather here is very interesting. It can be warm and sunny in Middlesbrough and terrible in Saltburn where we live. The weather can be just ok in Saltburn but uncomfortable to work in in Skelton just a few miles inland. It all depends on the tide and the wind.
I also hate working in the wet. I can't see through my glasses, the pole is wet, the pole hose gets full of grit and I'm more aware as I get older that a slip or fall can mean a long recovery time.
We have suffered with heavy winds this year. It only just recently that the rain has become a factor - its been wind in our area. Even our customers who complain if we are late have agreed with us that the weather hasn't been conducive to window cleaning.
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