[STEVE-UK]

how much per metre for this?

[craig b]

you would need a bit more info than one photo...is it for a property mangement company

[STEVE-UK]

i have already put my quote in but interested what you guys would quote per metre, its a council building

[CLEANGLASSUK]

i have already put my quote in but interested what you guys would quote per metre, its a council building

I will quote lower than you so i get the job 
Ps i no a guy who will do it off cherry picker for £350 cash does this help you.

[*Derek*]

how much per metre for this?

My god its a lawnmower you need there? Is it just them two houses?

[RSWindows]

Would a vac remove that build-up? 

With the roots on that rain forrest i would guess that it would lift out almost in one piece then you could vac the remains?

[drive surgeon]

you need to use the gutter spike to break the grass and mut up then a vac should do the job.

[ftp]

Yep, the vac won't touch that untill you loosen it and break it up. Even if you could get it out in one piece the weight would be like a sack of potatoes. 
Had one today and had to spike it first - i could almost hook it and pull over the side but it would have nearly gone through the conservatory roof.

[drive surgeon]

hey ftp what do you think about using custys electric for gutter vacuuming?? 

[ftp]

Did it once - they were happy but i wasn't. I was really worried about tripping their supply 3600w is quite a lot of power. Another customer wanted me to use his extension but i would have melted if i had. Generator gives me piece of mind.
My big vac started to struggle a bit for suction today because the pipes were silting up, had to suck on a hosepipe for a minute or two to wash it out. I think the smaller powered vacs are going to struggle. 

[drive surgeon]

what do mean smaller vacs?  smaller than yours?   if you use a extension socket with a trip switch on it it wont blow the custys electric will it?

[ftp]

Yes a vac with less than triple 1200w motors i think might struggle somewhat.
No electric shouldn't trip but what if it did? What if your customer is out? How do you accesss their electric?

[drive surgeon]

i was looking at wety n dry vacs on ebay,

 3000 W INDUSTRIAL Wet & Dry VACUUM CLEANER- 80 Litre
Watch the VIDEO and see a demonstration - in use. its  £259,     what do you think of it? will it do the job?

the company are "equiptoclean" i think.   

[drive surgeon]

there is also another one on there for £250, is this any good? 

[ftp]

Honestly i can't comment because i haven't used anything else. I remember Glyn of Omnipole rubbished them saying the were chinese and no good. Don't know where mine is manufactured, (funny he supplies Chinese generators?) So you would need to speak to someone who has used one.

[ftp]

Have a look through this thread, i think Poleman uses a cheaper version.

http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=62490.0

[ftp]

No expert? Come now Kevin 

[drive surgeon]

i looked at polemans post and the set up looks great but where did he purchase the tubes fromand how did he stick the hose to the bottom of the tubes?

might buy this vacuum soon so need the poles and extras fast?

[ftp]

Gardiners

[drive surgeon]

http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=62490.0

this is the post im talking about guys.