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Arnold Palmer

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Re: My window cleaner franchise
« Reply #60 on: June 13, 2022, 08:13:11 am »
Also your attitude on here is not the most pleasant and has already broken forum guidelines.

Forum guidelines? What are those and where can I find them?

Ascjim

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Re: My window cleaner franchise
« Reply #61 on: June 13, 2022, 08:30:05 am »
I don’t think you can judge that really - I’m sure in theory you can make 100k by year 3 - after all look at  those on here - doing 4 hour days and working 3 maybe 4 day weeks for 70k a year - apply that to doing say a 39 hour week then anything is possible …

Some people are more motivated than others - if you get 3 franchises up and running the skys the limit

Whether in reality it can be done is another matter ….

Darran

Is anyone really earning £70k a year doing 4 hours - 3/4 days a week?

If so what the hell are they doing? I need to know!

I take 70k. I have 3 full time staff and work 8 hours on Mondays then an hour per day for the rest of the week to reply to emails.

We don't have a window cleaning round anymore tho. We do one offs like gutters, pw and render.

KS Cleaning

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Re: My window cleaner franchise
« Reply #62 on: June 13, 2022, 03:55:55 pm »
I don’t think you can judge that really - I’m sure in theory you can make 100k by year 3 - after all look at  those on here - doing 4 hour days and working 3 maybe 4 day weeks for 70k a year - apply that to doing say a 39 hour week then anything is possible …

Some people are more motivated than others - if you get 3 franchises up and running the skys the limit

Whether in reality it can be done is another matter ….

Darran

Is anyone really earning £70k a year doing 4 hours - 3/4 days a week?

If so what the hell are they doing? I need to know!

I take 70k. I have 3 full time staff and work 8 hours on Mondays then an hour per day for the rest of the week to reply to emails.

We don't have a window cleaning round anymore tho. We do one offs like gutters, pw and render.
I take it it’s a 70k profit and not 70k turnover with having staff?

Ascjim

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Re: My window cleaner franchise
« Reply #63 on: June 13, 2022, 04:20:55 pm »
I personal take 70k, most of it is in dividends.

Tom-01

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Re: My window cleaner franchise
« Reply #64 on: June 13, 2022, 05:36:14 pm »
I don’t think you can judge that really - I’m sure in theory you can make 100k by year 3 - after all look at  those on here - doing 4 hour days and working 3 maybe 4 day weeks for 70k a year - apply that to doing say a 39 hour week then anything is possible …

Some people are more motivated than others - if you get 3 franchises up and running the skys the limit

Whether in reality it can be done is another matter ….

Darran

Is anyone really earning £70k a year doing 4 hours - 3/4 days a week?

If so what the hell are they doing? I need to know!

I take 70k. I have 3 full time staff and work 8 hours on Mondays then an hour per day for the rest of the week to reply to emails.

We don't have a window cleaning round anymore tho. We do one offs like gutters, pw and render.

How did you transition from window cleaning to just doing the bigger jobs..? The regular window cleaning could bring in a good, steady stream of money, especially if it was franchised? Why did you change?

Smudger

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Re: My window cleaner franchise
« Reply #65 on: June 13, 2022, 06:05:50 pm »
1 off work like s/f/g etc.. easily bring in 2x or 3x p/h over regular windows - p/w even more

the disadvantage is its usually a fair while before it repeats...

we stopped growing the windows a while back just so we could keep up with "add ons" - now we've taken on more staff I have more flex to add more window work - purely as a base/safety net should everything dry up

if you can cope with not having repeating work you earn more while doing less

Darran
Never argue with an idiot, they will only bring you down to their level, and beat you with experience

Tom-01

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Re: My window cleaner franchise
« Reply #66 on: June 13, 2022, 07:12:51 pm »
1 off work like s/f/g etc.. easily bring in 2x or 3x p/h over regular windows - p/w even more

the disadvantage is its usually a fair while before it repeats...

we stopped growing the windows a while back just so we could keep up with "add ons" - now we've taken on more staff I have more flex to add more window work - purely as a base/safety net should everything dry up

if you can cope with not having repeating work you earn more while doing less

Darran

Yes I definitely agree.

We do a lot of extra work, and I really don't push it. If I did I'm confident we would be fine with the bigger jobs. My main concern is employing people, as I would need at least two employees working to a very good standard. From past experience I am not keen to employ to be honest..

Which gives me the challenge to work out what to with the business, which means another year will go by without making a decision!