Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: LWC on June 27, 2008, 09:07:12 am
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...i remember reading on here once how hard it was, and i thought, it cant be that hard lol...well i found out yesterday. nah it as ok its just the constant bits coming out, think this one needed a good pressure washing down first to get rid of bits. it was over grown around and inside of it
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oops and smashed a pain, fortuanly its my mates, he just bought the place and its been left for years
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I've done a few of them and if there that green I just treated them as if it was a green conservatory, they come up a treat but price well for them.
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I wouldn't pressure washer it the glass on greenhouse's are really thin and you may break one.
I been asked in the past on greenhouse cleaning usually when there all covered in moss and really green.
I always turn them down thats one job i don't fancy.
Anyway the price i would charge would be the same as a conservatory so i probably wouldn't get the job anyway
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here is a couple I did that i took pictures off, the bottom ones a bit small because Joe did a little slide show with the pictures for my web-site.
price it like a conservatory paul, no one else wants to spend the time cleaning all that glass, you have the experience and the equipment
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inside aswel jeff?
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The big one Yes, but the one at the bottom I refused to do inside as it had vines and alsorts of plants growing all over the roof, it would have taken hours to do a decent Job.
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What a pain in the fun-lumps. And I thought big crappy conservatories were bad.