[Kevin R]

kevin

where r u based?


Jerry

Near Exeter

[*frank cannon]

Well I meant to make a comment earlier but I am afraid I have been cleaning gutters for the last 6 days straight - all commercial and much more to do next week too. 

Is buying a gutter vac worth it? was the original question and I would have to say it defiantly has been one of my better purchases - in fact most of my commercial window cleaning work is "farmed out" until I decide what to do next. My company is about to expand but "how" is the bit Im still sorting. The growth is because of the Omnivac and its marketing.
 
You will make far more money per hour with the Omnivac then you could with wfp - carpet cleaning - or pressure washing. How do I know? well I supply all of these services.

If you already have a commercial client base adding on gutter clearing services is a doddle, but even if you dont, selling the Omnivac over the alternatives is a complete no brainer and people will bite your arm off.

I currently have a three month waiting list (hoping to resolve that very soon) and regular gutter cleaning contracts spanning the next 7 years!!!!!

I would like also like to make the comment that if you wan't to see one in action then make the effort. A day off to visit Omnipole is just the beginning to unlocking your potential earnings. Sit at home wishing Omnipole would visit you is just plain silly. If you want to buy a specialised car you would travel, so why not to see a specialised bit of kit that will make you money??? Did your wfp supplier visit you at home before you decided on which pole to buy? I think not 

So in summary its more than worth it   

Come off it Kevin you said the other week youwas never,ever,ever, going to mention a certain branded vacume cleaner again   ps the power pole is as heavy as F**K

[cherubs cleaning]

Kevin R


do you want to buy my gutter vac



jerry

[ronnie paton]

jerry why you selling?

[Kevin R]

Well I meant to make a comment earlier but I am afraid I have been cleaning gutters for the last 6 days straight - all commercial and much more to do next week too. 

Is buying a gutter vac worth it? was the original question and I would have to say it defiantly has been one of my better purchases - in fact most of my commercial window cleaning work is "farmed out" until I decide what to do next. My company is about to expand but "how" is the bit Im still sorting. The growth is because of the Omnivac and its marketing.
 
You will make far more money per hour with the Omnivac then you could with wfp - carpet cleaning - or pressure washing. How do I know? well I supply all of these services.

If you already have a commercial client base adding on gutter clearing services is a doddle, but even if you dont, selling the Omnivac over the alternatives is a complete no brainer and people will bite your arm off.

I currently have a three month waiting list (hoping to resolve that very soon) and regular gutter cleaning contracts spanning the next 7 years!!!!!

I would like also like to make the comment that if you wan't to see one in action then make the effort. A day off to visit Omnipole is just the beginning to unlocking your potential earnings. Sit at home wishing Omnipole would visit you is just plain silly. If you want to buy a specialised car you would travel, so why not to see a specialised bit of kit that will make you money??? Did your wfp supplier visit you at home before you decided on which pole to buy? I think not 

So in summary its more than worth it   

Come off it Kevin you said the other week youwas never,ever,ever, going to mention a certain branded vacume cleaner again   ps the power pole is as heavy as F**K

Why don't you go back and read what I said - it was not about the Omnivac it was about DIY machines!!!!

The power pole is as heavy as F**K is it ?? So pray tell me what else on the market is strong enough to use with a gutter spike - as a pressure washing lance (upto 48 feet) on a daily basis. Did you know you could remove sections? If you think a power pole is heavy I bet you had fun lifting a ladder? best leave the men work to the men and stick to your toys.  Since wfp was invented the profession has become filled with poofs!!! LOL

[Kevin R]

Kevin R


do you want to buy my gutter vac



jerry

How so? don't you like it?

[cherubs cleaning]

ronnie paton


if i was to tell the truth it is a xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


(nightmare)


jerry

[ronnie paton]

so how much you selling for???

[cherubs cleaning]

Kevin R

you no i dont like it


jerry

[Kevin R]

ronnie paton


if i was to tell the truth it is a xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


(nightmare)


jerry

how much?

[cherubs cleaning]

ronnie paton


you can ring me if you like



jerry

[cherubs cleaning]

Kevin R


you can ring me if you like



jerry

[*frank cannon]

Kevin R


do you want to buy my gutter vac



jerry

take mine as well!

take mine as well!!

How so? don't you like it?

[Kevin R]

What's up with you guys?

Its an excellent machine - have you been fragmenting the roots before vacuuming? or just going straight in with the machine? do you guys have generators and pressure washing kit?

Or is it that you just dont like gutter clearing and prefer window cleaning?

[ronnie paton]

whats your number?

[*frank cannon]

Ok on housing etc ..but if you are going to go into this line of business buy or rent a truck mounted elevated platform and do the job right.

Ive got a mate that owns a row of shops and hired a access platform the other week to clean the whole block with some awkward areas...cost of hire was £120 for the day(old mill type building over 3 floors approx 45 foot)...sort of made me think differently about the whole gutter cleaning business

 So Kevin don,t jump down my throat as this is only my opinion and I bow to yr superior knowledge of cleaning s**t out of gutters for extraordinary amounts of re numeration

[ronnie paton]

cherub my number is 07725368115 give me a call im very intrested

[cherubs cleaning]

ronnie paton



07958644465



jerry

[cherubs cleaning]

ronnie paton



nice to speak to you


will ring you later


jerry

[Mr H]

They don't often come up for sale secondhand so I'm sure you will have no problem selling it.
Would you sell all of it or keep the vac for your other "services".......?
Auction it on the forum and you should get a good price for it.

Regards
Mr H