[Suffolkcleaners]

Hi Guys.

Right. What do you guys do if you go to a first time job and there is paint on glass or stickers/putty that wfp cant remove?

Don't you find this is one of the only downsides to wfp? As paint has to be scraped off the glass.

So you go to quote a first clean which will become a regular. Do you guys turn down the job OR bring a ladder and trad necessary windows and wfp thereafter?

Had a job today(nightmare) had old sash windows and had to clean them 3 times before they looked ok. Any advice on best brush for these windows? The manager was moaning about some paint on the glass but luckily when I quoted I said the wfp methods will not remove paint or stickers/putty etc

[Dry Clean]

Removing putty stickers paint and so on is a builders clean and will more than likely need ladder work, personally I
avoid jobs like that.
If your already on a ladder then just trad them after removing what needs to be removed and then wfp them on the next clean.
Price accordingly.

[SB Cleaning]

I always tell the custy about paint...silicone..etc...If they want me to get the ladder out to scrape then I will.....

At a cost of course

[Smurf]

Do you just love some people as they expect you to do a builders clean without paying for it. lol

[Suffolkcleaners]

I agree guys. I always ask on a one off clean if paint,egg,putty or stickers need to be removed as can't be done without a ladder and like you guys said if a ladder is required I will charge

[dazmond]

i avoid unless i can reach the windows safely from a ladder.the price goes up too.if its just the odd window though  ill do them for no extra charge sometimes(depending on the customer).

i clean a big  house(with large sash windows!)that was covered in silicon,paint,etc on the first visit.i told him i couldnt do it as it was too dangerous off ladders and every window needed scraping.he CLEANED THEM HIMSELF(retired builder!)and then took me on using wfp for regular cleans.