seen them before and thought they were a good idea ..... FB and the like'd be the place for advertising ... but need waste carrier's tickets and disposal facilities for a wide range of stuff ... plus premises to sort t all..... 50k wouldn't cut it
Towable hydraulic jack up on double axle, office, toilet and drying room plus big eating area
That's a great bit of kit
Not very glamorous, but you are probably right.
Can't get the image of Mr Bean out of my head now.
Welcome to the forum. Others have covered the merits/demerits of specific areas of the contruction rental space so I'll restrict my comments to more general business startup issues. Firstly, I think your seed capital is on the (very) low side to consider some of the plant that you are suggesting. You may get some headway if you looked at attachments, rather than the plant itself - as others have said. The other thing I would say is that the general rule for any business startup is that you should work on the basis that you need to hold your financial breath for up to three years (i.e. before you can draw a salary from the business). It can sometimes turn cash positive in shorter timeframes, but I wouldn't write a business model based on anything less.
Yes, I am in Australia. However with higher density housing all over the world people often have no place to store everything they own. Storage facilities offer people the opportunity to store and remove for use items they own or would consider owning if they had storage. It's a simple concept and I can't imagine the UK wouldn't have a need the same as Australia. (Australia actually is more urbanised than the UK, most Australians live in our large cities)
My old digger driver owned a launderette, it was a running joke how little he made from it.
There was one round the corner from my mum's house, lasted a year or so and now being converted to a hair place, which seems pointless as out of the 6 shops beside each other there is already a hair dresser and a separate beauty place
Owning and running a launderette can be a great business model. Back in the 1980s my late father bought one in a modern parade of shops. It was not his full time job but more of a money spinning idea
On paper you never make much at all with this type of business
Mark up on coffee is phenomenal, must be 4 drive thrus near me always got queues. retail park near our last job had 5 places doing coffee (4 the same company) all within a 5-10 min walk of each other
No, this was for real. It was a money pit. The worst was when there were plenty of coins, but the wrong type as the Polish had stuck euros in, breaking the mechanisms!On paper you never make much at all with this type of business
They are so cheap to buy these days there is very few households without them and same with areas with high student housing the demand just isn't there.