[Jonny 87]

A genny isn't needed either Ian, just plug it into the customers electricity, I only clean gutters at  weekends and
the odd evening or at times if the customer is in while I'm doing their windows I will ask them do they want their
gutters cleaned while I'm there.
I did plan to get one later on but as of yet I haven't felt the need, you can always get the generator later on if
you need to.
One tip, I was told that a 110v gutter vac was required for commercial work so I now also need to carry a transformer
with me which is a heavy pain in the backside to lift in and out of the van, my vac is a 4.2kw model so I need a
5kw transformer.
Get a 240v vac if your doing domestic work only.

Which vac do you use Sean?

4.2kw sounds like a big n.

[Colin h]

What sort of genny would do for a 3000w  vac?

[SeanK]

A genny isn't needed either Ian, just plug it into the customers electricity, I only clean gutters at  weekends and
the odd evening or at times if the customer is in while I'm doing their windows I will ask them do they want their
gutters cleaned while I'm there.
I did plan to get one later on but as of yet I haven't felt the need, you can always get the generator later on if
you need to.
One tip, I was told that a 110v gutter vac was required for commercial work so I now also need to carry a transformer
with me which is a heavy pain in the backside to lift in and out of the van, my vac is a 4.2kw model so I need a
5kw transformer.
Get a 240v vac if your doing domestic work only.

Which vac do you use Sean?

4.2kw sounds like a big n.

Not sure of the make but bought it from Sureclean, it has three motors at 1400w  I normally just run it on the two motors
as running on the three puts pressure on the 5kv transformer.
But it is quick.

[Oliver @ GrippaTank]

You don't need to shell out that much Ian!! 
I got a Gopro, Grippamax poles, Nilfisk and hose and gulpers from Grippa too.
Cost me £800 tops, no more.

Thanks for the recommendation Rigsby - glad you found the equipment value for money.