Will Covid kill your business ?

[donnk]

how is everyone finding it ? 

 

Whats the prevailing wind like, sun on the horizon or treading water ?

 

Vaccine around the corner is last chance saloon me thinks.

[otter]

Had a good year actually.  Been nice and steady with work.  

Booked up for next 3 weeks with tree surgery and it's log selling time now. 

Happy days. 

[woody paul]

Mad at the moment got a couple of jobs done and then 5 come in, talked to another tree surgeon a couple of weeks ago and a landscaper and they are the same. 

Weather not helping at moment either. 

[Khriss]

Can only put it down to people staying in and staring at the garden a lot. Thankfully.  K

[woody paul]

Just now, Khriss said:

Can only put it down to people staying in and staring at the garden a lot. Thankfully.  K

Not going on holiday so got a bit of money spare as well I think. 

[Vedhoggar]

The virus is suppressed in many rural areas and haven't notice any difference so far except have had difficulty getting parts for some equipment from abroad, it seems to be more of an urban problem however some rural areas where virus is suppressed have been put into higher tiers because of association with urban areas where virus isn't suppressed and positive infections high which may have a knock on/detrimental effect.

[Khriss]

We have had a lot of staff problems - furlough n illness in families , big company problem really , but smaller companies chugging along well hereabouts. K

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

Been busier than a 3 legged cat trying to bury turds on a frozen lake. 
 

What happens when the redundancies kick in and the money dries up is a question for next year. 
 

 

[Khriss]

Actually think that will spur on business even more Kev,  only downside is banks will be more arsey on loans . K

[maybelateron]

Been trading nearly 20 years and we are at the busiest we have ever been. Any newly accepted jobs won't be done until January unless they are little gap fillers. I think most teams in our area are finding the same.