[W C R Ltd]

Please be honest with your response, you can only vote once, and nobody else will be able to see your vote...

And are you happy with your current rounds? ie. the quality and price per clean.

It would be interesting to know how many of the many window cleaners here are 100% convinced they are working there business to its full potential.

Have fun with the Poll.

Regards

Nathan

[MNWC]

Between £2000 - £2500

But if im honest im only working approx 25-30 hours

I work to live not live to work

plus alot of my work say 50% is commercial

last 2 days worked about 4 hours due to rain

alot of extra hours of work will be needed to catch up 

Marcus

[Bobs Window Cleaning]

Keeping that one under my hat



Wife may peek

[Sir Squeaky]

What a surprise. :

Over £3000 a month is the most popular choice.

So there's that many people doing £750+ a week, every week?

I know some do, but most popular vote?
Yeah right.

[Clive McDonald]

Only 8 people have voted the 3k+ option so far.

I voted 1-2k

But I didn't launch till 6April9(To coincide with Tax year)

[W C R Ltd]

Honest Voting...

So Marcus how do you handle the back log with the bad weather?

There must be best ways of practice to cope with the behind work.

Any suggestions??

[Count Phil]

Alot of people employ and the poll wasn't specific enough to differentiate.

Squeeky, you said you were running out of work. If you had enough what would you earn? Some rounds are worth that but never get done on time. I know someone with a huge round he does every 10 weeks. So his round is worht loads a month if he could do it. (he doesn't).

[W C R Ltd]

Notice, How Much is generated.

To clarify, what is the month in month out net worth that the round generates.

Hope that makes more sense.

[Alex Wingrove]

mines only £850 atm but that's from 20hours canvassing, and i only started in march on my own, its growing nicely, had to do all first cleans today took much longer only earned £20ph, but still got all the work done, even in the rain

[Moderator David@stives]

why does it end at £3000 ?

[chrismroberts]

Where's the option for £100,000+??  :

[crystal.clear]

i can honestly say i earn £180 a day. but with rain and other stuff i probably only average 4 days a week over a year.

[MNWC]

WCR ltd

im prob gonna have to work later in the evening and a few saturday morns

But people realise that your ruled by the weather and dont seem too bothered

Like i say to them "Next time ill clean them in the rain shall i "

That usually stops em moaning 

Marcus

[newbroom]

I look to complete £3500- £4000 per month some months more when i includes schools etc. yes i have an employee and i'm looking to expand the skies the limit to what is achievable with a bit of luck, planning and fortitude.

[tonyoliver]

is the tax man reading this

does gordion brown look in ?
we need to know

[W C R Ltd]

New poll will be up when 100 votes have been reached, so we can see out of a 100 votes what the percentage is for this specific demographic.

Thanks for all who have took part.

[Russell Macdonald]

is the tax man reading this

does gordion brown look in ?
we need to know

Does it matter, he likes stelf tax 

[Paul Coleman]

is the tax man reading this

does gordion brown look in ?
we need to know

Personally I don't care.
I wish the stereotype of window cleaners being tax dodgers would be exposed for the myth that it is.  OK, I suppose that some people cook the books but I don't believe it to be as commonplace as some would have you believe.

[Paul Coleman]

Please be honest with your response, you can only vote once, and nobody else will be able to see your vote...

And are you happy with your current rounds? ie. the quality and price per clean.

It would be interesting to know how many of the many window cleaners here are 100% convinced they are working there business to its full potential.

Have fun with the Poll.

Regards

Nathan

I'm not working to my full potential.  I have about two weeks off in every six weekly cycle.  I like some time off but I think that's too much.  I will be pushing for more work soon to at least fill up one of those weeks.

[Chris Cottrell]

is the tax man reading this

does gordion brown look in ?
we need to know

Ive got nothing to hide