I feel some of you are deluding yourselves, or realy have the most fantastic marketing skills...........
Some years ago, when workig with another company, my wife and I averaged 7 jobs per day and occasionally this would include 3-4 suites, mostly at th low end of the market.
It was absolute hell, but we always left then clean, except for the occasional one which was, "past it".
The only negative, was that the suites were wetter then we'd have liked, but our clients were extremely pleased with the results and we got referrals from the majority.
I would never wish anyone to work as hard, but at the time,it was a means to an end.
Currently, if working with my "young" wife I would expect to take no more than 90 minutes to clean the average suite and it would be almost dry to touch, as we leave, that is, the first items cleaned.
Incidentally, I have attended many courses over the years, including IICRC although I never renewed,as I know it's of n relevence to the general public.
Discussion is great and can be productive, if information is exchanged freely.
What we found contributed most to the quality of our work and the time taken, was our approach.
Vaccuuming is always done by one person, while the other, sets up, then presprays, by the time the vacuuming is finished, the presprayer, is breathing down his neck.
There was a wonderful product which we loved for prespraying called Biozone, which had a huge impact on the cleaning time. We have been unable to obtain this recently and use m/s which are also very good, provided that you use them correctly
Anyone know where I can get Biozone.
some of you might beneit from reading the baseline in Sherlocks post
best wishes
Jacko, no one's past help and I wasn't meaning to be insulting