Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Dean Aspects on November 26, 2007, 04:18:50 pm
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So how many hours do you work on average everyweek?
Thats including travelling to and from work and any system maintainance and also office/admin work
Just on windows cleaned time its 25hrs but with everything else i worked out i average 35 hrs so its a full time job
But i would not change it for any 9-5 job ... well not this week ;D
Dean
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Mines around the 35 - 45 that's going to work - working - going home - paperwork & collecting
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about 100 hours a week ;)
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101
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about 100 hours a week ;)
Ian works night and day, window cleaning in the day and working on the web by night... Richard branson in the making :D
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24/7...unless I'm asleep, it's raining, or can't be arsed.... ;D
Seriously I tend to do 9ish 'til 3.30ish...with no breaks I might hasten to add!!!!
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Get van ready aprox 08:45, leave house around 09:00 and aim to be back in the door around 15:00...then a further 10-20 minutes mucking around and filling van for the next day.....average about 3 days per week over a 8weekly schedule.
Dave.
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Get van ready aprox 07:30, leave house around 07:45
My fist job at 08:00 back home by 14:30
about 35 h week
Mo
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How much do you get for the fist job ?
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window wash...100hrs per week is that including 80 hours per week you spend on here lol
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Get out of bed at 9.30 am
make tea and toast.
10.00 am check emails
10.30 am open post proccess cheques.
11.00 make phone calls to customers etc.
12.00 sit down read the paper.
3.00 lads come back , check worksheets and organise tommorrows work.
3.30 get the wife to fill up and check vans and equipment.
4.00 process the days work.
4.30 finished.
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window wash...100hrs per week is that including 80 hours per week you spend on here lol
new I forgot something :-\ maybe more than 100 then ;) and i'm not joking either about 2 hours sleep yesterday ::)
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23 hours a week cleaning.
10 hours a week travelling, paper-work, washing cloths, sorting various bits and bobs.
So 33 a week.
I only count work time when calculating what my hourly rate works out at. Other stuff is by the by. Dont care about that stuff at all.
I mean who includes standing on Waterloo Station waiting for the train if they work in London when they work out their hourly rate?
Matt
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Nice one Dave
Maybe I will get there one day ;)
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7-45 Start loading up vehicles.
8-30 Off to first job
4-00 Work finished
Then do the admin, phone calls, paperwork
6-30 Finished
Weekends generally a few hours on vehicle and equipment maintanance
Overall probably around the 70 hour/week rate