[dazmond]

[dazmond]

SUPERMAX 40 at nearly full stretch with carbon gooseneck and extreme medium mixed brush.

£30 for 18 solar panels

£20 for the windows

so £50 for 45 mins work then off to the rest of my days work.cleaned at 930am this morning.

[SB Cleaning]

Nice pics Daz

I have my first solar panel jobs booked in for the end of the week wasn't really sure how much too charge but decided on £2 per panel....I have 12 on one house to do and 12 on the neighbours and another 10 on a bungalow which should be nice and easy

[dazmond]

good add on work SB!!its great to able to provide an all year round window cleaning service then add on jobs like this as and when.

there really easy to clean!easier than dirty fascias/soffits and conny roofs!!

[tompoole]

Gloves ! You big girl :-)
Just picked up my first solar panel jobs...... Think this could be
A nice way to start employing someone, seems quite easy too.
Good pics , shame about gloves dierdre

[dazmond]

haha tom!!first time ive took my gloves off this afternoon in at least 6 months as the sun came out and i dont want to have white hands!!

i know!!i know! IM VAIN!!

my missus likes me to have nice soft hands!!!

[Mike #1]

Have you gooseneck or resi neck on your pole . Mike

[dazmond]

carbon gooseneck with extreme medium mixed brush mike.

[telfordwindowclnr]

Nice one Dazmond! Good pics too. My favourite pic so far from all the jobs we've
 done is here: http://www.solar-panel-cleaners.com/blog/solar-panel-cleaning-completed-largest-solar-array-shropshire/
It's amazing the variety in these jobs! That's what I like about them.

[wfp master]

that hen is cooking away nicely

[Diamond standard ltd]

Good picture solar Steve would love to have a go at a job of that size!!

[telfordwindowclnr]

Good picture solar Steve would love to have a go at a job of that size!!

Cheers mate. Most jobs are just jobs. That array was particularly striking, so makes for a good pic and it was fun to do too.

That pic also shows how good the gardiner extreme is, minimal flex at 44'. It cost me over a grand, but has paid for itself already. Lots of other poles at that length would have been dragging on the panels, so would not have suitable for the job.

I'm in the process of sorting out prices etc for one of the most unusual arrays in he UK. Hope I get it, just for the pictures!  Watch this space! 

[JackieW]

Nice one. Thanks for posting.
I can't help but notice you still don't line up your clamps on the pole.

Is it a conscious decision  because of wear issues?

[dazmond]

its not a conscious decision mate i just open up the clamp and extend/collapse the pole!

no thought goes into it whatsover!!

[amayze]

Hi Guys,

Where did you get insurance from, my provider Zurich, via Simply Business wont touch it !

[jarvy]

Nice one. Thanks for posting.
I can't help but notice you still don't line up your clamps on the pole.

Is it a conscious decision  because of wear issues?

Drives me bonkers if the clamps are not inline,dont know why but it does!

[telfordwindowclnr]

Nice one. Thanks for posting.
I can't help but notice you still don't line up your clamps on the pole.

Is it a conscious decision  because of wear issues?

Drives me bonkers if the clamps are not inline,dont know why but it does!

The brain 'sees' repetition, patterns and symmetry. That's why it is pleasing to have clamps in line.