Recent content by Chris Mc 3

Most Window Cleaners will be more than happy to take on this kind of work, especially if you are in a heavy yearly rain-fall area. You can make a TON of $$'s ! If you arent scared of hieghts, the best / quickest way to do it is from the roof. Get a box of 5 gallon trash bags and a shoulder...

Just keep in mind to remember to take it one day at a time...IOW...Consider this kind of work "Gravy"...I.E...Most Car Dealers (New & Used) will dump you and hire the first other guy who will do them for $3.99 instead of $4.00...LOL !!! (A slight exaggeration, but NOT by much <g> ) Good...

Have any of you had this problem ? For some reason this holiday season I have had WAaay more requests for removing Temporary / Holiday related signs. The price for this is usually included with painting the window...IOW...Te person who pains the windows is supposed to come back and take the...

Obviously business slows down this time of year...all the way around...Window Cleaning, Mobile Carwash, Power Washing...etc. So...My point (and question) is...Can you get by just working 1/2 a day ? This time of year I usually "Hang Tight" till late morning to see what the weather is going to...

I have a small Mobile Carwash business, and up till now I have been using the "On-Site" electric hook-ups, but it is becomming VERY tedious. For one thing, although I try my best to be careful, I always worry about someone tripping over the cord, which sometimes stretches for over 100 ft...

I'll check it out. Thanks. Chris Mc 3

I am not a Power Cleaner, but rather a Window Cleaner...BUT...since there are never any new posts on thw WW BB, I "Lurk" here often. My question : My dog had 7 puppies and yu can imagine the mess they make ! Anyway.... I have them fenced in on my front porch and pick up what "Poop" I...

John Wrote : ....< Hate to spoil things but >........ ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- Sorry. Seemed funny at the time, albeit a bit "Juvenile." Looking back at it now, I guess your right. I dont want any problems either. Lifes too short. How do I remove my earlier post ...

Hi Mike, Listen to Brett. Home-owners can be VERY picky, epecially the old "spinsters" who have nothing better to do but fallow you around and make sure you are doing your job right etc. You must be VERY careful not to break anything, slosh water about on the inside, they tend to be dirtier...

$15.00 would be average price. I assume you will be cleaning the inside of both the doors as thats just "standard" even on a outside only job. You can even get away with charging $10.00 and make a good profit if you are very fast and you have much other business in the immediate area. If not...

One thing more..... Make sure you make your bid / estimate according to the amount of time it should "realistically" take you, NOT based on the time it is taking you now, as I assume you will not be very fast, by a long shot (but ya never know) untill you have more experience cleaning many types...

PS : My e-mail address is mmcewen@webtv.net -OR- windowshinerco@webtv.net Have a great week everyone...Lets get out there and make some $$$'s !!!!! :-) ------------------ Chris-Shiner Window Co. Sacto Ca.

The first thing you need to do is find out what the market is in your area. I live in Sacramento Ca, where the rates start out at $25 per hr. BUT...Further south from here, down in in San Diago, you are lucky to get $15, for various reasons I wont get into right now. Anyway.... I use 3 combined...