Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: premiermaids on March 22, 2009, 08:39:41 pm
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Hi, I am hoping to start a carpet cleaning business in May.
I have received two days training (From Ashby’s) and am heading for
The NCCA course at the end of April.
Would anyone be prepared to give me the opportunity to gain some
practical experience (odd day out) before my NCCA course?
I have bags of enthusiasm but could really do with the practical experience.
Any offers would be really appreciated – I am based in Faversham (Nr. Canterbury)
Kent.
Regards
Jim
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Jim
you are very welcome BUT Canterbury to Warrington, Cheshire. Hmm!
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Pete Sweeney if he's around or Len.
Shaun
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you may have to travle as a local firm may not want you show you how to go its not good buisness
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True, perhaps better to go a bit further a field.
Shaun
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Maybe have a look in the next town to you in y pages and ring them up and explain your plans :)
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Thanks to all who have responed so far.
Perhaps Pete or Len could help ;)
Regards
Jim
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Am sure they would be more than happy to help :)
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Jim
I live in Sidcup if you are free this Saturday job about 11am or the following Saturday this ones in Essex.
Len
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Hi Len, what a star!
I have sent you a personal message.
Regards
Jim
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I had a day out with Len Gribble on Saturday and would like to thank him for taking the time to help out a newbie.
Len is a diamond.
Forums like this provide real opportunities for everyone from ‘newbie’s’ to seasoned CC’s to learn from one another – long may it continue.
Regards
Jim
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Hope you had a good day then with len :)
Len nice one :)
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This forum has been great for me too - Lots of really good information, lots of people prepared to share their knowledge and experience.
Its great Len is is prepared to take Jim out with him.
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Jim
My pleasure didn’t get the tea satin out but a lot better than what it was! Take your time in spending money, would have loved to have taken your money on some of the equipment you think you need :o :'( :-X! Have a good whiff of ammonia that clears the senses. Best of luck with your new venture.
Len