Best way to approach???????

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Guys and gals,
I have been on my local council websites looking at the planning application lists and was wondering what would be the most advisable way to approach the applications that are having work done.
I am a little worried that it could upset people that im getting their home addresses from the internet.
Should i write a letter and insert a couple of cards explaining what service i could provide or go around each address and post a card through the door.
The only issue with taking the cards round is the fact that there are so many spread over a large area.
Has anyone else tryed this method and how did they get on???????
As always i look forward to your replies.
Albert
 
i havent tried this personally but my mate owns a flooring shop and he writes a letter to everyone on the list every month and he gets an ok response, but not brilliant. Worth it if your profit outweighs your costs though.
 
Cheers Brum,
I will give it a go and see what happens.
Just a case of getting the letter right and get posting.
At the end of the day, i suppose its about getting your name out there as cheaply and effortlessly as possible and await any possible return.
Cheers
Albert
 
Your'll probably find a lot of builders do it, I don't, but try it. I would send a letter with cards and some information about yourself and what you do.
 
Go to the house and explain who you are and what you do and tell them where you got the details from,be honest and dont trip yourself up.You are being pro-active and showing initiative which should be applauded,so as they say nothing ventured nothing gained.
 
Go to the house and explain who you are and what you do and tell them where you got the details from,be honest and dont trip yourself up.You are being pro-active and showing initiative which should be applauded,so as they say nothing ventured nothing gained.

Doing it this way also lets them see you and they can form that all important first opinion of you..Mark.
 
Go to the house and explain who you are and what you do and tell them where you got the details from,be honest and dont trip yourself up.You are being pro-active and showing initiative which should be applauded,so as they say nothing ventured nothing gained.

I would'nt want some in my face knocking on the door saying I can do your job albeit bricky,sparky or whoever, just would'nt work for me, but a letter with lot's of detail with customer referencesess I would keep.
 
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Thats what the forum is all about different opinions and everyone would deal with it as they see fit,good idea also Whitebeam m8.:thumbsup:
 

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