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mark shannon

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Re: Prochem or NCCA
« Reply #20 on: October 11, 2008, 08:40:13 pm »
You still happy with your 318 Daryl?

Ken the ultimate porty boy Hydramaster will have a real coup  if they flog you a 318 :D

Mark

Joe H

Re: Prochem or NCCA
« Reply #21 on: October 11, 2008, 09:21:44 pm »
Have you made your mind up yet Mark?

If you cant push for a new one - what are your thought on going 2nd hand, either with the TM or the van or both?

Re: Prochem or NCCA
« Reply #22 on: October 11, 2008, 09:46:33 pm »
Mark
i`m over the moon with it ;D ;D
best thing i have done.
Cleaned a really filthy indian carpet on thurs(cleaned it 3 mths ago)took me 2.5hrs ;) last time it took me 5hrs  :'(
Carpet was a lot drier and i would say it was cleaner(i shouldn`t really)
but now i have time to go over it again.also i could do it first thing in the morning rather than late at night. ;D
That boat i cleaned,see other forum, was the sort of job i have been trying to get into, but i could not have done it 2 weeks ago before i had the 318. So i have allready expanded my business, and made my life easier ;D

i do agree that if you can afford it to get a larger one, but as i`ve told you if your happy with the size of jobs your doing at the moment and want to do slightly bigger ones the 318 is ideal but if you want really big jobs its not big enough.
Those big jobs are few and far between, therefore for your every day jobs,you would be using a sleadgehammer to crack a walnut.

Any luck with getting the money off the BOSS ;D

Regards

Daryl
 

Re: Prochem or NCCA
« Reply #23 on: October 11, 2008, 09:54:03 pm »
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Re: Prochem or NCCA
« Reply #24 on: October 11, 2008, 09:58:44 pm »
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mark shannon

  • Posts: 961
Re: Prochem or NCCA
« Reply #25 on: October 12, 2008, 08:23:59 am »
Daryl great pics  ;) do you loose much power with those vertical runs?, Joe nearly made my mind up hope to have news this week.

Mark

David did you mean 30p s/f ?

derek west

Re: Prochem or NCCA
« Reply #26 on: October 12, 2008, 03:09:21 pm »
ive got 1200 sq meters to clean (hopefully) and theres no way i'm quoting £3600,
100% sure i wouldn't get the job if i quoted that much, be nice though.
derek

Re: Prochem or NCCA
« Reply #27 on: October 12, 2008, 08:05:46 pm »
Mark
no i haven`t lost any power
there was only 2 lengths on :)
If i had tried to do this with my porty i would have had to take it on board,
f#ck knows what kind of damage i could have done by trying to get it that high, up narrow stairs and walk ways plus there was no power or water.
They were that pleased with the result on the 2 arm chairs( water damaged)
I am going back on wednesday to do the rest of the upholstry ;D ;D

Regards

Daryl

letzclean

  • Posts: 143
Re: Prochem or NCCA
« Reply #28 on: October 14, 2008, 07:54:22 am »

Prochems products are ok I can not say anything about their training as I have not done it. I have done the NCCA two day course  and get jobs in my area directly from people looking at their website! The instructors Paul Pearce and Pawlo were absolutely excellent teachers and went through the course in great detail. I also use it as a marketing tool to customers which helps me to convert 80%-85% of enquiries into jobs. Good luck mate 8)
"A pessimist see's the difficulty in every opportunity, an optimist see's the opportunity in every difficulty."

tomma

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Re: Prochem or NCCA
« Reply #29 on: October 14, 2008, 11:28:59 pm »
Hi Riky
we are running a chemspec course down in Bath (advanced spot and stain) if it is not too far to come.
The course has a good reputation and the products are excellent.
let me know if you want more info.
regards
Tom