Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Moderator David@stives on October 09, 2008, 09:04:42 am
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Does anyone here clean Woolies ?
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i was offered a few local to me, from a outfit in wales, not enough money in it for me though, had to be done before the store opened and wasnt worth it
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i was offered a few local to me, from a outfit in wales, not enough money in it for me though, had to be done before the store opened and wasnt worth it
Was that from Justin a window cleaning company based in Barry?
I used to do our Woolworths; sub contract; for £10 and it was a pain to do.
I dropped it as soon as I had enough work.
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we clean one and new firm have taken over contracts from britannia i think.
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i was offered a few local to me, from a outfit in wales, not enough money in it for me though, had to be done before the store opened and wasnt worth it
Was that from Justin a window cleaning company based in Barry?
I used to do our Woolworths; sub contract; for £10 and it was a pain to do.
I dropped it as soon as I had enough work.
indeed
nice enough lads
they are about 5 mins from my mums house
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I will be tomorrow morning - Thanks Dave, Peter gave me a call, about an hour after you, and asked If I could them both in the morning :)
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Does anyone here clean Woolies ?
Yes, but only on a cool wash ;D
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I have today....... :P
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How did you get on ?
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OK - except I need to get the code ( to work the 'sinking' bollard) to get access to the shop front. 100mtr of hose only reaches half the shop! :(
The other half I had to do with a pole and blade - although its the 1st time I've used the Wagtail on an extended pole. And I have to say its fast, and leaves a bloody good result ;D
Now, there clean and I know know the job, I will be a lot quicker next time. Although getting the dockets signed is a pain in the ass! :-\
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Now, there clean and I know know the job, I will be a lot quicker next time. Although getting the dockets signed is a pain in the ass! :-\
I remember that bit; it was a pain.
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You seem to know him soooo well ;D
But dont forget.......they were all class ::)
Bob
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Marc , you should have borrowed my trolley ;D
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Now, there clean and I know know the job, I will be a lot quicker next time. Although getting the dockets signed is a pain in the ass! :-\
I remember that bit; it was a pain.
i used to do a shop for a while, i used to do the outsides 2 houes before it opened, they would aks me to go back and have something signed when they were open, i did it a few times then just scrawled anything on it and sent it off, sometimes it would take longer to park and get to the store than it would to do the job
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Dont get into a situation that woolies owes you a lot of money
(more than you afford to loose) for several stores over several months cleans.
They had started to shut stores due to poor trading resuilts and now they have had a major knockback - about 20% of their working capital was invested in the failed Icelandic banks which could be a very serious problem to them.
Many of the major high street store are in the same situation, basically loosing all the money deposited in the overnight market in Iceland.
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woolies is close to going bust so i totally agree with glyn.