Does anyone offer shrink wrapping? I was thinking of adding it this fall.
Like boats?
Boats, outdoor furniture etc.
I’ve never heard of such a thing. What’s the purpose?
It’s for affluent people with nice boats that can afford to keep them protected from the elements during winter/off season months.
Not just boats. It’s used for multiple applications. Residential, commercial and marine.
Has potential to be pretty lucrative.
I ordered all the supplies to wrap the furniture at my house.
I’ll update the post when I start selling jobs to let you know how it goes.
Any update on this thread? Seams interesting.
There’s money to be made from it that’s for sure. In my neck of the woods it’s by the foot and spendy. We’re taking well over a grand for my 26fter. I’d love to do something like that but it’s too rich for my blood so I just do this…
Good news is that the floor is nice and dry in there. This time last year, the water froze and backfilled all the way up into my cabin.
Bad news is there’s quite a bit of green on the boat this year. Any of you guys know someone who can softwash my boat up here when the snow melts?
From the looks of the decor in that pic…maybe you should get into the Christmas lights biz too
Its actually a thing im looking into pretty strongly. Our winter hasnt been that bad, but the past few weeks or so has been pretty ridiculous with snow fall. Its going on for at least another 7 or so days at least. I am hoping its only a month or so for me to be able to start spooling up my text/email spiels for spring but im…not holding my breath
Exactly what I was thinking
We offered it last yr and did okay with it.
This year the word was out, plus we marketed the service pretty well.
From September to the beginning of January it was nonstop shrink wrap jobs.
Could you describe what material you were using, method, etc? id love to learn how to do it myself. I guess I could use some google-fu or youtube college, just always figured it was one of those things where it would be too spendy to just do it for myself and not as a service but ive been known to be wrong a lot