[Total shine cleaning services]

We actively chase this type of work and price similar to Daz, a great way to pull these type of jobs is to scrub a section clean between clips on the front of the house, we then show the customer the cleaned section and tell them the price, even if you get a no on the day they always seem to come on board eventually, we do the same with conny roofs, scrub one panel clean, it's our version of " would you like fries with that"

Graham

[Fin Clearview]

I clean with brush soap and water and that is my maximum charge.

If the doors are larger than average the fee increases but £25 is for standard door. If its flat its still £25 but easier to clean.

I don't clean on size but on estimated time. I usually leave one lad to do the doors while other crack on with rest of house.

 25 quid for a door are u sure then again u do use soap and water 

[Nick_Thompson]

" would you like fries with that"

Graham

 

[Nick_Thompson]

A question for all you chaps who hook up to the customers water supply to clean upvc and polycarbonate roofing.

Doesn't mineral deposition from the unfiltered water supply detract, to some degree, from the finish; the shine that would otherwise be achieve had you of used the pure water, or are your customers tds readings low enough that you find it inconsequential?

[dave f]

ive just done one yesturday gutter, clean facias down pipes for 70 qid i dint realy want the job so just quoted that and the custy said is that all it was a 3 bed semi took me a hour and a half. im in west yorks

[TheWindowManChris]

I simply charge for following

Fascia & Downpipes - £25
Conservatory - £70 (Due to risk & equipment need to clean it.

However I am Scotland but I use a UPVC cleaner spray and then use a hard brush to clean it.


   

[PoleKing]

A question for all you chaps who hook up to the customers water supply to clean upvc and polycarbonate roofing.

Doesn't mineral deposition from the unfiltered water supply detract, to some degree, from the finish; the shine that would otherwise be achieve had you of used the pure water, or are your customers tds readings low enough that you find it inconsequential?

Water here is horrible (400tds sometimes)
I use the customers tap for almost the whole clean then just the final rinse with pure.
Works a treat

[Nick_Thompson]

A question for all you chaps who hook up to the customers water supply to clean upvc and polycarbonate roofing.

Doesn't mineral deposition from the unfiltered water supply detract, to some degree, from the finish; the shine that would otherwise be achieve had you of used the pure water, or are your customers tds readings low enough that you find it inconsequential?

Nice one Darren! Thanks for the reply. I wonder if your cleaning protocols are adopted by any of the other guys who use their customers water supply.

Water here is horrible (400tds sometimes)
I use the customers tap for almost the whole clean then just the final rinse with pure.
Works a treat

[Nick_Thompson]

That should have looked like this:

Nice one Darren! Thanks for the reply. I wonder if your cleaning protocols are adopted by any of the other guys who use their customers water supply.

[PoleKing]

Cheers.
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