Monster window cleaning jobs part 2 ( construction cleanup fail )

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Has anyone ever worked with a guy like this?

A company cant survive with this type of worker.

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you mean a guy for whom every little thing is a problem?
Definitely worked with that type of guy…no fun at all.

I don’t care much for this guy. His wife seems really nice, but he seems like a turd most of the time. He is about as unprofessional as you can get IMO. I don’t say that to knock him, but I certainly wouldn’t hire him for anything, and neither would any of my clients.

Him and Kalfas make a good pair…

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Waste of my time watching this​:construction::construction::construction::construction::construction::construction::construction::construction::construction::construction::construction::construction::construction:

All he did was dribble shit. Not very informative :unamused:

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Kalfas is an unprofessional goofball, but at least he’s got positivity, and has helped inspire guys to get started, or to keep up the fight with a positive attitude.

This dude, on the other hand, just oozes with negativity. There’s too much of that in the world, already.

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It is my observation, he has inspired many people to be hacks. He’s a prime example of the 50 bucks to start a business, guy. That attitude is detrimental to all of us in business and those who want to start one LEGIT.

He also is a salesman. A lot of what he says, only goes inline to promote what he wants to sell them.

As I said over in the thread about power washing, this hacks starting a “business” is making it tougher for anyone else to get started, as well as costing those already in the business more.

I do not support people whom end up making the industry worse. IMO, both of them are making things WORSE, rather than better.
I am surprised anyone would hire Charlie, if they ever watched his videos. But then, I get the feeling I know the kind of clients he would market to…

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We are bidding on this crazy inside job ! What you bid? 40’ lift 3 days $875.00

![IMG_0629%5B1%5D|375x500](upload://wULUTiSUN7MpSLhZp2YdX2ELoL4.jpeg) Phillip Alexander Owner of SimPole
alexanderswindowcleaning and wedewwindows .

3 man days for me =$1500

$3500 two days window cleaning with wfp 3 to 4 guys
$2500 to put down permit boards over the sheet rock.
Phillip Alexander Owner of SimPole
alexanderswindowcleaning and wedewwindows .

So you WFP the inside of this?
Was is 3 or was it 4 guys?
What are permit boards?
Isn’t sheet rock on the walls? why would you need to cover the walls?

Why a lift? That can be done with a ladder.

I would never use a ladder when I could use a lift…

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To each their own, do you own a lift or rent it? Because if youre renting a lift and im not, im making way more on this type of job using a ladder.

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Why are you charging for a lift and not using it?
You might find that commercial customers are more favorable to risk reduction than, laddering to save a buck.

I have not beeen able to use a 40’ ladder in a public space like that for many years, it would be lift only work imho.

Ladders aren’t dangerous alone, inexperienced/untrained people using them are.

We use lifts where it is not practical to ladder or if it completely saves time.

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I wouldnt charge for a lift, when im using a ladder @Steve076. I would charge what i always charge to do such ladder work. This is not a big job imo and have never had issues using ladders in these situations. Its just another way to do it. If you bid the job using a lift and i bid it using a ladder at a lower price, most the time, usually everytime where im from ill get the job. If i could use a ladder over a lift in Any situation ill always use a ladder, but im aware that people have different practices than me, so if you deem it necessary to use a lift than its necessary. :grin:

A big difference from residential companies from commercial companies is the abolity and use of ladders.

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I’m not saying its not safe to use a ladder for this job, I’m just saying here in Australia I would need to use a lift for this particular instance, as it would appear to be a commercial lobby?
Ladders here are not classed as a work platform, they are an access tool, working off a ladder is seriously frowned upon, and is policed in some cities, the only way to get away with it if there is no other reasonable access. If a lift can be used it should is how the OH&S laws here state it.

Here I would get preference in my quote if I quoted it to do with a lift vs a ladder.

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