[jeff1]

[jouk45]

jeff i have seen that posted here before, he posted something to do with a van wrap on his van,about 5 months ago i think

[jeff1]

I know it was posted on here Joe, I was just wondering who's it was?

[Edge Clean]

Hi Jeff

That is a franchise operation based down south.

The chap in the drawing is Pa Broon a comic character from "The Broons" which appear in the "The Sunday Post" newspaper.

Tam

[jeff1]

Thanks Tam
Any links or names would be a kind help? I live in the south west and never seen this logo on any adverts ie yellow pages, or on any vehicles, I'm trying to track them down.

[Edge Clean]

http://thelocalwindowcleaner.co.uk/

[jeff1]

http://thelocalwindowcleaner.co.uk/

Many thanks Tam   

[jeff1]

Thanks Guy's I found out the Logo belongs to Mr Terry Mullins.

[Village Gleam]

I had a look it was quite interesting, although as a potential customer I would have liked more about the cleaning and less and the franchise opp. A trad franchise, there's a turn up!

I admire how it was simply explained - we can also do the backs by prior arrangment.

[windowwashers]

I thought that site was great and like VG said Simple. looks very proffesional till you get to the contact them bit, why to people use a free email address on their site 

[P®oPole™]

Who the hell do these people think they are!!!!!

"Many independent residential window cleaners in the London
area offer a mediocre service, poor reliability and a lack of professionalism."

Bold and unjustified claims like that tell me nothing more than these guys are a bunch of word twisting idiots.

Anyone who has ever bough into this outfit would be mad. This isnt a brand its just a logo of an old boy called 'the local window cleaner' 

is "the local window cleaner" even a trademark???

 
Pro

[Sir Squeaky]

Has he got a big fish in his mouth, and the tail's hanging out?

[P®oPole™]

Thats basically what they want people to pay ££££ for, dont forget they might give you an old rusty rascal van with it though

Franchising w/c in the U.K will never take off.

Pro

[windowwashers]

Thats basically what they want people to pay ££££ for, dont forget they might give you an old rusty rascal van with it though

Franchising w/c in the U.K will never take off.

Pro

have to say it could ,but not what you are looking it. 

[Llaaww]

Thats pa Broon, you need to look out there is a whole gang of them. not much competetion though they are a lazy bunch usally sit round drinking tea. 

[P®oPole™]

Thats basically what they want people to pay ££££ for, dont forget they might give you an old rusty rascal van with it though

Franchising w/c in the U.K will never take off.

Pro

have to say it could ,but not what you are looking it. 

Ian,

Couldn’t fully understand the last part of your post, but think I got there in the end.
Franchising W/C in the U.K would never leave the ground properly or make it to a scalable and recognised brand for a simple reason,

W/C in the U.K is an age old industry, and like a patch work quilt there are rounds sewn up all over these graceful lands. Some handed down over generations. To 'Move In'  build a name, sell and manage a network of rounds in every town or city in the U.K, in the domestic market and on monthly cleans is not just impossible but laughable.

U.S.A its a different story but a totally different ball game, ever heard of Fish Window Cleaning?

[windowwashers]

Thats basically what they want people to pay ££££ for, dont forget they might give you an old rusty rascal van with it though

Franchising w/c in the U.K will never take off.

Pro

have to say it could ,but not what you are looking it. 

Ian,

Couldn’t fully understand the last part of your post, but think I got there in the end.
Franchising W/C in the U.K would never leave the ground properly or make it to a scalable and recognised brand for a simple reason,

W/C in the U.K is an age old industry, and like a patch work quilt there are rounds sewn up all over these graceful lands. Some handed down over generations. To 'Move In'  build a name, sell and manage a network of rounds in every town or city in the U.K, in the domestic market and on monthly cleans is not just impossible but laughable.

U.S.A its a different story but a totally different ball game, ever heard of Fish Window Cleaning?

yes I have heard of fish window cleaning, and you should never say never 

[P®oPole™]

A company or someone with a serious amount of money to burn could campaign on a national scale to a degree for commercial work an either sell or sub it/take a % under a 'name'. However, entry level, pit falls and managing such a project would still be seriously extreme, to say the least. I doubt Just a website is enough to be recognized nationally.

Pro

[windowwashers]

A company or someone with a serious amount of money to burn could campaign on a national scale to a degree for commercial work an either sell or sub it/take a % under a 'name'. However entry level, pit falls and managing such a project would still be seriously extreme, to say the least. I doubt Just a website is enough to be recognized nationally.

Pro

That would depend on the website address wouldnt it. mine is about as memerable as you can get apart from windowcleaner.co.uk

[Village Gleam]

We've had this debate before.
How big?
jv price had 28,000 domestic customers.
Who could manage scalability?
Anglian water- with phone canvassing, leaflets, and credibility. As they do with conservatories kitchens windows etc.
Who would do the work?
Mugs like us for peanuts.