Hi David,
No didn't speak to you guys at Windex, I went through your webiste as you
were about to start up. You had an advert on distrubutors across country
which I sent an email to Julie Philips and offered my services for next to nothing,
had a reply etc.. to which I replied then no more info. Hence wasn't interested
going any further as one thing I was looking for was customer service.
Today I had a problem if I relied on suppliers I would have lost maybe 2 days
work a small item that costs pennies. My Y connection on the brush broke
luckily I had a spare, these little things cost money in downtime therefore
it is something I recomend to others to keep who I help out.
Glad you looking into things but these guys are spending thousands on
equipment and we know what the true cost is
.
But my veiw on this like British Gas, companies like yourselves should have
some service engineer within 70 miles of each other. I'm sure folks would
spend that bit extra on a service contract like that as time is money.
Hence why I have advised most people to go the DIY route, you know what you
have built and you can fix it most of the time yourself. This I have helped some
up here in Scotland to do and gone out my way to fix their system if it breaks
down.
Sorry David but this is a bit of my old Business Management head on, if I sold
this product this is what I would offer and I'm sure you would have that extra
edge on your competitors.
All the best , though I'm still DIY until companies go that extra mile on these
small things.
Doug