[paul saunders]

Been taliking to a WFP user today and he told me what his hourly running costs were. To say I was gobsmacked is an understatement. 
Can I ask you what your hourly running costs are.

[Dean Taberner]

Not much,

Just the set up cost and then the price of resin and filters every 2 months.

Dean

[mlscontractcleaner]

They may be higher than the running costs of a traditional window cleaner but their takings should be much higher too, far more than the difference in running costs anyway.

It costs more, it takes time to maintain, it takes time each evening to fill and maybe recharge batteries but I'll tell you this, I wouldn't go back to ladders, mops and squeegies, ever.

Any window cleaner who wishes to keep up and overtake the competition MUST invest in WFP; and in the words of Rafa Benitez, that's a fact 

[NWH]

Been taliking to a WFP user today and he told me what his hourly running costs were. To say I was gobsmacked is an understatement. 
Can I ask you what your hourly running costs are.

What did he tell you then.

[Oakley Windows]

That NWH is a cowboy   

[NWH]

YeeeeeeeeeHaaaaaaaa lol.    

[wightsurf]

I think it's all down to how far you want to go  with window cleaning.
I started out with the basics but now i find myself investing in more and more all the time.
The more i can offer compared to others i think puts me ahead of the game.
I Hope 

[brett walker]

Once youve got the initial start up costs for wfp paid for its just a matter of paying for resin and filters etc, which in my opinion are very low because of the amount i can earn with wfp

i fine i invest in quality poles and brushes etc to enable me to work faster and with better results its all down to as much as you want to spend, it can coat you as little as £5oo diy or the ionics 2 million

bbdl im just down the road from you if i can help you with wfp in any way give me an email mate

regards

Brett

[Oakley Windows]

           YeeeeeeeeeHaaaaaaaa lol.    

[Clive McDonald]

you never buy new poles then? or fuel for a hot system? or pay any water bills? or replace varistreams, or upgrade to a larger tank, or need a new 100m of minibore because it wore out?

How long have you been going? a week, or a fortnight?

I factor in £2 a job, and i probably average thirteen jobs a day. So a ten pound job for me, achieves the same as a trad man doing it for eight. If his price is also ten then he has made more money than me, but i will be faster of course.

[macmac]

Been taliking to a WFP user today and he told me what his hourly running costs were. To say I was gobsmacked is an understatement. 
Can I ask you what your hourly running costs are.

It depends on many factors like-

Did he diy or shop at ionics?

Did he buy a good s/hand van for 3500 or spend 12k on a new one?

Is his system RO or DI only & is he aware of the most economical filtering methods that would apply to his situation?

                    To name a few

Also-

Is he trying to scare you off wfp to keep his competition limited?

Tony

[Oakley Windows]

Try operating without them see how much you earn then.

[macmac]

Vehicles and systems are capital expenditure

There not running or operational cost.

You don't say :, WOW, you're cleverer than I first thought  

The only way this guy can have huge hourley running costs is by including the above examples!

[NWH]

Try operating without them see how much you earn then.

WFP if used properly will give your business a massive increase in profit compared to Trad.

[Oakley Windows]

I know 

[paul saunders]

Been taliking to a WFP user today and he told me what his hourly running costs were. To say I was gobsmacked is an understatement. 
Can I ask you what your hourly running costs are.

What did he tell you then.

£10, per hour

bbdl im just down the road from you if i can help you with wfp in any way give me an email mate

regards

Brett

Cheers Brett, I'll keep that in mind

Been taliking to a WFP user today and he told me what his hourly running costs were. To say I was gobsmacked is an understatement. 
Can I ask you what your hourly running costs are.

It depends on many factors like-

Did he diy or shop at ionics?
Bought his system .......... but I don't know what it is

Did he buy a good s/hand van for 3500 or spend 12k on a new one?
He is leasing his van

Is his system RO or DI only & is he aware of the most economical filtering methods that would apply to his situation?
He as been WFP for a good few years so I would imagine that he knows what he is doing by now.

                    To name a few

Also-

Is he trying to scare you off wfp to keep his competition limited?
No, I know him well, he would not do that .............. he's a good person.

Tony

[Oakley Windows]

Ewan, that isnt what he asked.

[luther1]

What about ladders, scrims,rubber,fairy liquid,t-bars,sleeves etc etc,this all adds up too.
Wfp running costs aren't that bad.Profits are higher,safer and can clean in worse weather conditions! Just my opinion!

[Oakley Windows]

Stick to the topic, whatever you think, otherwise you know exactly how those threads go that you participate in.

[luther1]

I dread to think what my hourly running costs are! Would probably realise that £5 houses are a waste of time!