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Everyday this forum slips further from God.
A lad at work is moving, he's been given a list of guidelines from the letting agent to ensure he gets his deposit back. Penalties include:Windows need cleaning = £10 (PER WINDOW).I'm going to phone them up on Monday, find out who their window cleaner is and make sure he's licensed.Laugh of it is, the windows weren't clean when he moved in!
What does this lad at work do for a job ?Or am i missing the obvious answer here Soupy
Unless it's a domestic cleaner they send out and they're cleaning the windows at the same time then they don't need a license. But £10.00 per window is just a joke.
Quote from: Alan Ritchie on February 17, 2018, 04:35:08 pmUnless it's a domestic cleaner they send out and they're cleaning the windows at the same time then they don't need a license. But £10.00 per window is just a joke.They effing well do need a license. Believe me, I've researched the issue extensively.
Quote from: Soupy on February 17, 2018, 08:26:37 pmQuote from: Alan Ritchie on February 17, 2018, 04:35:08 pmUnless it's a domestic cleaner they send out and they're cleaning the windows at the same time then they don't need a license. But £10.00 per window is just a joke.They effing well do need a license. Believe me, I've researched the issue extensively.Your wrong!
They say it's an extension of the house (from North or South Lanarkshire Council website) so if there cleaning the toilet etc then they can clean the windows without a licence. At the end of the day there's windys on council work without licenses so they should just scrap it, probably less than 10% of windys are licensed.
If the tenant doesn't arrange it himself then maybe the letting agent sub contracts it out to a licensed windy for however much and then charges £10 per window to the tenant?