[TheWindowManChris]

So got me thinking.

When you visit Commercial Clients to give a price how do you go dressed and present your business.

I always go in my Uniform and iPad and notepad and iPad get used to give instant prices and they get a email sent to them straight away with the price.     I also take a few wee booklet about my business.

How do you do it?

[AuRavelling79]

Sounds about right to me ...but I usually wear a motley and pink trousers too, seems to work.

[ben M]

Sounds about right to me ...but I usually wear a motley and pink trousers too, seems to work.

[PoleKing]

Suited and booted.
I once got a job purely because I'd 'made the effort'-customer told me so too...

[TheWindowManChris]

Suited and booted.
I once got a job purely because I'd 'made the effort'-customer told me so too...

For me it depends,  I have went in suite and etc depending on client.

[dazmond]

i just go and see them in my normal work attire!embroidered polo shirt,fleece or jacket,black combats and boots.black folder with business cards,leaflets,writing pad,bank details sheets and price up,agree a frequency,payment method etc.

no different to how i treat a domestic customer really!

[LBWCS]

Same here Dazmond.

[Mike #1]

Same as Dazmond most commercial clients accept that you are likely to turn up in your work clothes as you are running a business and will most likely turn up in your work clothes .

If you get the job you are not going to clean windows in a suit,  Pricing a big job at 9 am today and no doubt one of the most important thing to them is my price .

It is the only reason i got the call because they are looking for someone cheaper a 48 apartment care home with conservatory they want as cheap as possible no doubt because most of that size will be less than a decent  day rate . Mike

[edward1]

 I would say don't over do it ,just be professional.

[Knocker]

For jobs under £500 per clean it does not make any difference at all whether you go in your work clothes or a suit.
Probably worth putting on a suit if its a big job (over £500)

[dannymack]

Daz you forgot to mention you had your Gardiners extreme pole on ya shoulder pmsl 😃