[shawkath]

Hi All
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[Stephen Dwyer]

Your best bet would just be to buy the majority of it such as the traditional tools, cloths and scrapers and such from an online shop that is focusing on window cleaning such as cleaning spot.  For sill cloths you can probably just use old rags or t-shirts and the liquid from any supermarket.  For ladders your best bet would probably be somewhere like B&Q.  If you are going to be using the water fed pole method then I think you will have to get everything online either the same site I mentioned before or something like Pure freedom. 

[David Lingard]

Hi,

I am just trying to start out too. I have been asking an established cleaner for tips, and the best places I have seen so far are:

www.windowcleaningwarehouse.co.uk
www.gardinerpolesystems.co.uk

also I have been advised to buy a software package :- George the window cleaner's assistant - google it (about £50)

I hope this helps,

Good luck to us both!

David

[Roy Cauldery]

Hi David,
We operate in the same sort of areas as you
Give me a bell if you want to chat about getting going on your new venture

Best of Luck

Roy
07500 862 571
www.phoenixecs.co.uk

[jim bean]

Hi,

I am just trying to start out too. I have been asking an established cleaner for tips, and the best places I have seen so far are:

www.windowcleaningwarehouse.co.uk
www.gardinerpolesystems.co.uk

also I have been advised to buy a software package :- George the window cleaner's assistant - google it (about £50)

wouldn't waste ur money on software straight away a book and pen will do for 1 pound


I hope this helps,

Good luck to us both!

David

[KS Cleaning]

Your best bet would just be to buy the majority of it such as the traditional tools, cloths and scrapers and such from an online shop that is focusing on window cleaning such as cleaning spot.  For sill cloths you can probably just use old rags or t-shirts and the liquid from any supermarket.  For ladders your best bet would probably be somewhere like B&Q.  If you are going to be using the water fed pole method then I think you will have to get everything online either the same site I mentioned before or something like Pure freedom. 

Some good advice there but have to disagree with the ladders,you need to get trade ladders not diy ladders.

[paulcleaner]

There's a site I went on www.incrediblecleaners.co.uk there's a few suppliers too. Might help.