[Cliff perkins]

Maybe hes trying to escape the mrs

[Johnny B]

Sunday is usually the one day people get to have off/relax, i wouldnt want you round at 10 in the morning, nor would the customers!

If the customers are unhappy, they would tell him. He may even have agreed the arrangement with them beforehand. It clearly isn't an issue here as you say it's not the first Sunday you have seen him about.

Many people work Sundays these days, or has a law been passed banning window cleaners  from working on this most sacred day!  

John

[LWC]

Yes law has been passed, i made it 

I did one customer once and id put the wrong date which happened to be a sunday it wasnt a sunday, she sent a long letter saying how it wasnt right and dont ever do it again etc etc. I wont forget that.

[GDwindowcleaning]

You cant make a judgement cos it didnt suit someone once, these customers are obviously happy with sundays so just let him crack on and not bother you, cos it obviously has but I for one am not sure why....

[gary999]

many of the customers i had when first started were happy with me doing sat and sunday
didnt have to worry about leaving gates open or me climbing over flat roofs to get to the back

[Richy essex]

Yes matt I'm retained in Essex I give day cover hence the window cleaning

[LWC]

I'm not making judgement off one customer. Its MY VIEW...anyway nevermind.

Richy are you on our forum www.retainedfirefighter.com ?

[richard jagger]

The seventh day is a day of rest.Not the day of window cleaning.

[Gav Camm lammy 283]

cant see the problem wiv iv worked
loadsa sundays 

[traps7]

I'll never work weekends. The odd Saturday morning once in a blue moon if I need the money.

I got much better things to do on a weekend. Life's too short and I got two young kids I don't wanna miss grow up.

And yes I know I'll never be a millionaire.

[Londoner]

lots of my customers are out all week and weekends are the only time to catch them in. A lot of poeole don't like leaving the gate open.

Apart from lazyness I have no problem with a Sunday.

[Jonny D]

i work sunday quite a lot, mostly cleaning new customers as it gives the neighbours a chance to see how i work and more often than not i pick up a few house on that street.

[stuart mc]

i work sunday quite a lot, mostly cleaning new customers as it gives the neighbours a chance to see how i work and more often than not i pick up a few house on that street.

jonny just had an enquiry from Redding if you want I will mail him your number

and I have three customers in a culdesac in Lauriston you can have, just don't read my stalker post

[rosskesava]

I did 5 jobs today between midday and 2pm.

3 got missed during the week for one reason and another and by not doing them today, it would throw those rounds out of sync in 4 weeks time and the other 2, parking is a doddle on a Sunday but isn't otherwise.

You get to know your customers. There's some I wouldn't do on either a Sat or Sun and some who prefer it. Most couldn't careless but on a Sunday especially, I wouldn't do anyone's windows before about midday unless I know they are early risers.

[G Griffin]

You cant make a judgement cos it didnt suit someone once, these customers are obviously happy with sundays so just let him crack on and not bother you, cos it obviously has but I for one am not sure why....

Really well put.

[Paul Coleman]

I often work Sunday or part of a Sunday myself.  Not always though.  Got to give that body and mind a rest sometimes.  When I do so, it's usually commercial work but there are exceptions.  There's one (domestic) job that can't be done in the week as they have counselling clients visiting and wish to preserve confidentiality.  That's no problem as they were up front about it from the outset.  I work it in and do it on the way home from some commercial work.  Also, I have a very few customers who want a very infrequent service but want me to do all the facias etc.  Although very infrequent, due to the quantity of work I do in one visit, it is worth my while.  However, it would be a bit disruptive to my more regular schedule so the deal is that I do them on Sundays - but not in Winter.
Furthermore, if water shortages eventually force me from WFP to ladders, I will be working 7 days again just to keep up.  Desperate?  Well, yes.  What's wrong with being desperate?  I would rather be desperate and doing something about the problem than be desperate and not do anything about it.

[LWC]

Lol some of you are talking like im new to this game. Been doing it since summer holidays in school 12 - 13 years ago and my dad did it ... and my grandad. I can assure you they never did a sunday and nor will i. I could probably teach most of you a thing or two  

Some of you REALLY need to take a chill pill  

[gary999]

didnt think anyone had posted an aggravated post

[Paul Coleman]

Lol some of you are talking like im new to this game. Been doing it since summer holidays in school 12 - 13 years ago and my dad did it ... and my grandad. I can assure you they never did a sunday and nor will i. I could probably teach most of you a thing or two  

Some of you REALLY need to take a chill pill  

Remind me not to start any fires on a Sunday, won't you? 

[GDwindowcleaning]

Hi Matt,

It was your strong reaction that everyone else reacted to, including me. So if anything its you that needs to take a chill pill.....