B2B Commercial Maintenance idea . Roast this concept
Hey,
Looking for a brutal reality check on a UK-based commercial maintenance concept I’m building out.
The core pitch is vendor consolidation for property/block managers, letting agents, and hospitality groups—taking 4 or 5 of their nastiest, most annoying compliance and cleaning headaches and solving them under one deadpan, ultra-reliable B2B retainer.
**The Service Bundle:**
**- Bin Store Deep Cleans & Bio-Sanitization:** High-frequency, hot-water washdowns for residential blocks.
\- **TR19 Kitchen Duct Extraction Cleaning:** Mandatory fire compliance cleaning for pubs, hotels, and restaurants.
\- **Drain Jetting & Lightwell Clears:** High-pressure clearance for basement lightwells, sumps, and block drainage lines.
\- **Pure-Water Window & Frame Cleaning:** Pure-water pole systems for communal block exteriors.
The goal isn't to be a generic handyman, but to run standardized, heavy-equipment route work targeting recurring B2B contracts.
**Roast the idea:**
- Is bundling compliance duct cleaning (TR19) alongside exterior pressure washing and windows a winning B2B pitch, or is trying to offer both a operational nightmare?
- What are the hidden operational landmines in bin store cleaning or duct scraping that look easy on paper but suck in reality?
- If you were a property manager, would "one contractor for windows, bins, drains, and ducts" actually appeal to you, or would you prefer specialized single-service guys?
Tear it apart. What am I missing?