Why not make the most from your gutter cleaning business? Below are 7 tips to help you grow and expand your gutter cleaning business and make it as successful as possible. These are all great upgrades you can add to your gutter cleaning service. Adding a few or all of the item listed below will help you double the average sale per customer.
1. Always offer guarantee- This is especially important to new customers, Plus is ensures you work latter on. We offer a 3 month clog free guarantee on most jobs. If the gutters get clogged with in 3 months, we will come out and unclog the gutter downspouts, (If they are full of leaves, we can always get paid again for cleaning them out.
2. Offer to install down spout filters. At a cost of $3 to $5 per filter. This usually adds 30 to 60 dollars to any job. If you buy the plastic mesh in bulk, this will cost you about 10 cents per filter for materials.
3.Offer to trim or cut back trees and pines over hanging roof. Not only will this make you job easier in the future, but it will help the roof to last longer and prevent costly roof repair later on.
4. Install gutter guards and gutter helmets - This can add 300 to 500 dollars to any jop.
5. Repair and replace old, worn out gutters.
6. Offer free estimates for window and skylight treatment. Often skylight cleaning is $20 external and window cleaning $80 to $170 dollar extra.
7. Offer preventative roof moss treatment or roof cleaning. Roof cleaning can be done by blowing the leaves off or else pressure washing away dirt and/ or moss.
Gutter Cleaning is essential for every home. Learn how to clean gutters the quick and easy way and get the gutter cleaner. Plus learn what gutter cleaning tools you can use to make the job even easier. Find gutter rakes, cleaning wands, scoops and buckets. All you need to do the job! Learn what safety equipment you need and how to get started. Cleaning gutters is incredibly fun!
Showing posts with label roof cleaning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label roof cleaning. Show all posts
Monday, August 24, 2009
Monday, August 3, 2009
The Truth about Gutter Cleaning
Well the truth is that some jobs that are more disgusting then cleaning gutters, like being a podiatrist, a dentist, or a trash collect, but a professional gutter cleaner job combines both the disgusting and the dangerous to give you a job that can be both dirty and exhilarating at the same time. And if you like living on the edge, you can't get much closer. This is a job that is always in demand, especially in areas with lots of trees. Although demand varies by season and location, peak demand is usually in the Fall and Spring, and anytime it is raining.
What I love best about it is that I can easily sell upgrade client to other related thing like roof cleaning, trimming trees, moss application and removal, gutter guard installation, gutter filter installation, window cleaning and more. It doesn't take a rocket scientist or much of a salesman to turn a $100 job into a $300 job. An the truth about it is you are doing something for them they need to get done and you are saving them the hassle of finding someone else to do it. Plus the longer you clean gutters, the faster you get. As you get faster, you can see your hourly rate or margin increase from $20 an hour to $75 an hour.
You do need to be careful though. It is very important to have the right safety equipment and a good idea of what you are doing. As a general rule, ladders are safer then roof tops, (but roof tops are faster.) Two story or steeper and slippery roofs should always have a safety line when you have to be on the roof.
There are really a lot of important things having to do with gutter cleaning that I could talk about. I love cleaning gutters. I am so happy I started this blog. Maybe I can give someone a safety tip that will save their life. (By the way, never get on a wet roof when it is near freezing.) You will never know unless you stay tuned to this blog and subscribe to my feeds. Also, I have been having a difficult time find a place online that sells the right tools I needed to start my gutter cleaning business. I would like to include the tool you need on this site, just in case you are knew or looking to trade in those football cleats or buy a nice gutter cleaning rake.
Also just because I blog doesn't mean I know every thing please comment and allow me to learn from you as well. Thanks
What I love best about it is that I can easily sell upgrade client to other related thing like roof cleaning, trimming trees, moss application and removal, gutter guard installation, gutter filter installation, window cleaning and more. It doesn't take a rocket scientist or much of a salesman to turn a $100 job into a $300 job. An the truth about it is you are doing something for them they need to get done and you are saving them the hassle of finding someone else to do it. Plus the longer you clean gutters, the faster you get. As you get faster, you can see your hourly rate or margin increase from $20 an hour to $75 an hour.
You do need to be careful though. It is very important to have the right safety equipment and a good idea of what you are doing. As a general rule, ladders are safer then roof tops, (but roof tops are faster.) Two story or steeper and slippery roofs should always have a safety line when you have to be on the roof.
There are really a lot of important things having to do with gutter cleaning that I could talk about. I love cleaning gutters. I am so happy I started this blog. Maybe I can give someone a safety tip that will save their life. (By the way, never get on a wet roof when it is near freezing.) You will never know unless you stay tuned to this blog and subscribe to my feeds. Also, I have been having a difficult time find a place online that sells the right tools I needed to start my gutter cleaning business. I would like to include the tool you need on this site, just in case you are knew or looking to trade in those football cleats or buy a nice gutter cleaning rake.
Also just because I blog doesn't mean I know every thing please comment and allow me to learn from you as well. Thanks
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