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R.O.M Cleaning

  • Posts: 4
Re: W.F.P by R.O.M Cleaning services
« Reply #20 on: October 09, 2004, 07:52:42 pm »
I have been using W.F.P system for 2 Years and wish I had it 16 years ago when I first started, we experienced all of the same problems but with over a 1000 customers we have only lost 3 or 4 they just could not except the new system, we have now found a faster way of cleaning by  placing a Y connector at the end of the Hose we can now work two men off one hose, one doing tops and one doing the bottoms, We had two vans with 600ltr but we have sold one van and placed both tanks in a twin wheel brake trailer giving us 1200ltr and two reel with Y connectors can allow keep four men going all day,
 We have moved the purification unit out of the vans in to the shed filling a 2500ltr tank while we are working then if we ever run out we can go back to the yard and refill using 800ltr a minute pump. This has meant one less van to run and made us more efficient and kept costs down. Hope this can help


WavieDavie

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Re: THE CHANGE OVER(CHANGING TO WFP)
« Reply #21 on: October 10, 2004, 10:59:41 am »
Has anyone been on the 'waterfed pole course' by the window cleaning academy. My business partner and I were thinking of going on this before getting our system.

Is it worth it, will it get us into it all quicker?


Definitely worth it. You'll learn all the background, history etc and will be able to answer any customer's questions. If you can't answer, or blind them with science, just phone Craig - sorry Craig! You'll also be more knowledgeable in what to ask suppliers - what type, and also the size, of resin to ask for, for instance. You get practical instruction on the poles too, helpful hints and tips, and find out the difference in weights between the various types of pole.

What was most important to me, however, was the fact that it didn't turn into a selling exercise, even although we were the only ones there not using Ionics' system.

Apart from all that, it goes through as a business expense, and you even get a certificate of completion to impress customers with.

Go for it!
You're a Scottish window-cleaner? Licensed or not, get yourself along to www.slwcn.org right now !

Davie Park
Dalzell Window Cleaning Service - Edinburgh www.windowscleaner.co.uk

empire_cleaning

  • Posts: 25
Re: THE CHANGE OVER(CHANGING TO WFP)
« Reply #22 on: October 10, 2004, 02:53:52 pm »
Thanks for that, we'll book ourselves in.

 :)

poleman

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Re: THE CHANGE OVER(CHANGING TO WFP)
« Reply #23 on: October 10, 2004, 05:18:29 pm »
YES I would 2nd that, I to went on the BWCA courses and can only say good thing about it, glad i went and you will as well ;)

Andy

R.O.M Cleaning

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Re: THE CHANGE OVER(CHANGING TO WFP)
« Reply #24 on: October 11, 2004, 04:47:57 pm »
 It’s correct; the pump is 800 litres a minute. It’s a 240 Volts Clarke industrial pump with a 3-inch inlet and out let pipe. Brought from Machine Mart off the Internet.