[andyjs1uk]

ok just read a topic, a guy wants to give up his job of 28k per yr.
u all giving hi advice about his first yr.
so what will a average income for trad w/c... i am on 18,500 per yr but it not going well at mo
my question is what would my first month be? or average?
my area kent is about 10 for house but i going to start with bunglows oap etc

[jonnyald]

all depends on if you are a charmer or  a  sour sod .  if you can keep smiling   and have the skin of a rhino  you  could be raking in a couple of hundred a week  After the first month .  if you are  sour looking   probably  ten or twenty quid a week . 

[andyjm1]

I would forget bungalows - they're a canvassers worst nightmare. 

[jonnyald]

ah yes , the bungalows with the old biddies  are a test of  your charm, but always worth a go . make sure you close the gate now ...

[BORBRYCE]

I would forget bungalows - they're a canvassers worst nightmare. 

Bungalows are my best earners by far. They all tend to have large windows, lots of glass. People hate washing them. I do them trad and fast and do well on them.

[bad trippy]

bungalows are a dream to do

[AuRavelling79]

bungalows are a dream to do

Unless they have rose bushes and you use wfp!

[andyjm1]

bungalows are a dream to do

Yes, everyone loves them and anyone can do them, thats the very reason I would forget  canvassing them if I was just starting up.

[Moderator David@stives]

Beat this

My sister gets here windows cleaned and her lawn cut for a grand total of £5.00, he even strims the edges for that.

[Moderator David@stives]

Strim, Strimmer , grass, edge,

[Niall McAllister]

if you have to explain then you missed the point

[matt]

well according to the poll

http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=78945.0

33.3% of those who took part made £40k + in the first year  : :