Water Fed Pole Window Cleaning in Kent from Window Cleaning Water Fed Pole

Water Fed Pole Window Cleaning in Kent from Window Cleaning Water Fed Pole
Water Fed Pole Window Cleaning in Kent from Window Cleaning Water Fed Pole
Showing posts with label belmarsh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label belmarsh. Show all posts

Wednesday, 14 August 2013

In safe hands

We all want know we are in safe hands, which is why I am proud to be CRB checked.

When we invite tradespeople into our homes or work places, we want to know we are in safe hands.  One way is to check professional accreditation.  Another is to ask if they are CRB checked. 

It’s not a requirement for tradespeople and most won’t be.  In fact, generally only those who work in sensitive areas, such as schools, will have been through the process.  That’s how I can to be checked against the Criminal Records Bureau: when Waterfed Pole Window Cleaning won the contract to clean the windows at Belmarsh Prison it was a condition of the job.  After all, it probably wouldn’t be a great plan to invite an ex-con to clean the windows of a Category A prison.

But I’m glad I went through the process.  Having the all-clear from the CRB means I can offer my services confidently to schools, hospitals and other public services.  It also means I can offer all my clients an additional bit of peace of mind.

So ask to see my CRB certificate.  I won’t be insulted. 

After all, you have a right to feel secure at home and work.

Wednesday, 10 July 2013

Providing quality for less

We all like our money to go further.  But very often saving money means compromising on quality.  So isn’t it great when you get a better product or service for less? 

Lots of companies promise more for less.  But I’m going to demonstrate to you why we really do deliver more for less. 

One of the larger buildings for which I have the contract for window cleaning is Belmarsh Prison.  Previously, the windows were cleaned by traditional window cleaners.  It took two of them, using ladders and buckets, 20 days to clean all the windows.  That’s 40 full working days. 

When Waterfed Pole Window Cleaning took over the contract, we instantly saved the prison service time and money.  If you don’t have to keep moving ladders, climbing up ladders and balancing at the top of ladders, you can clean a lot more windows in a lot less time.  A staggeringly lot more.  In a staggeringly smaller amount of time.  The total amount of time it takes us to clean the windows at Belmarsh? 1 person, 5 days.

That’s 5 working days compared to 40 working days.

What’s more, using the pure water system of Waterfed Pole Window Cleaning, those prison windows are cleaner than even before and they stay cleaner for longer.

If you like to get more for less, give us a call now!

01322 293831