[Smurf]

Most custards don't give a fig what vehicle you use looks like.

[ObiwanK]

Most custards don't give a fig what vehicle you use looks like.

Glad you know my custopmers better than me.

[Smurf]

A cleaner that  walks his round,  pushes a cart, uses a bike, drives an old car or van don't mean they are less a window cleaner now does it. 

[nathankaye]

A cleaner that  walks his round,  pushes a cart, uses a bike, drives an old car or van don't mean they are less a window cleaner now does it. 

It doesnt, but appearances are judged and i suppose it depends which areas residentially you wish to work in. In well off areas i imagine appearances are judged a while lot more.  Unless you wish them to take pitty on the poor begger of a window cleaner 

[Smurf]

It don't matter how posh the gaff is either as at then end of the day they just want their windows cleaned like everyone else.
I think most of the snobbery comes from window cleaners themselves not custards as it seems quite a few  think they are better than everyone else. 

[dazmond]

It don't matter how posh the gaff is either as at then end of the day they just want their windows cleaned like everyone else.
I think most of the snobbery comes from window cleaners themselves not custards as it seems quite a few  think they are better than everyone else. 

true but putting over a clean professional image is good for business esp in affluent areas ive found.the van is "the shop window".IMO your more likely to get the larger domestic properties/better paying jobs if you look smart and professional.

[jo5hm4n]

I clean the back of the van roughly every 2 weeks, or every week if i get some spare time.  Outside of van, i pay the local romanian car wash £7 and they do a proper good job once a month.  Inside of the cab, i tidy once a week, and give a proper thorough clean/polish once a month usually on a sunday afternoon when im bored out of my mind

[Smurf]

It don't matter how posh the gaff is either as at then end of the day they just want their windows cleaned like everyone else.
I think most of the snobbery comes from window cleaners themselves not custards as it seems quite a few  think they are better than everyone else. 

true but putting over a clean professional image is good for business esp in affluent areas ive found.the van is "the shop window".IMO your more likely to get the larger domestic properties/better paying jobs if you look smart and professional.

Or still lose out to a window cleaner that can actually do a good job that has been recommended by others wearing a hoodie, trakie bottoms and drives an old motor