Thank you for taking the time to post videos! I'm a huge fan of the 40+ years of knowledge, the professional rigs, caution lights, and huge flood lights that make nighttime look like football stadium. Very stout business you are running over there! Cheers to you and your team🍻!
So flinging water off a mop is not going to fly I take it? So when it comes to an indoor concrete tennis court, would lightly flooding the courts with a spray hose essentially and then using a machine to suck up the water seem viable in your opinion?
You charged 800 for 10 courts to be cleaned? I am interested in starting my own business with this. Would love more info about equipment and the process.
What mix are you using for this? I have a similar project size and do have a 12 GPM machine for the rinse but don't have a proportioner right now so will be mixing by hand.
Try doing that method when the court hasn’t been cleaned in 20 years cowboy. You will be there for days. If you have a cake job like that of course you can clean it with a softwasher. I’ve been cleaning tennis courts for 50 years. I also pave and coat tennis courts.
The 15 k is to repair the damage that they did. This person in the video didn't repair the damage that the previous company did He just cleaned the mildew off to prepare it for the previous company to repair thier damage
I was going to mention all the videos of guys surface cleaning the green right off the court. A lot of these guys seem like nice ppl but they damn sure don't know what they're doing or talking about. Why do ppl always ask the stupid question of what % sh u use. It's common fucking sense...if u can't figure it out on ur own just stay far away from the business.
You should do another one called "the correct way to film a video" (in landscape mode) 😉
Thank you for taking the time to post videos! I'm a huge fan of the 40+ years of knowledge, the professional rigs, caution lights, and huge flood lights that make nighttime look like football stadium. Very stout business you are running over there! Cheers to you and your team🍻!
Hm. do you have a short version of this with a description that viewers can read below the display area?
So flinging water off a mop is not going to fly I take it?
So when it comes to an indoor concrete tennis court, would lightly flooding the courts with a spray hose essentially and then using a machine to suck up the water seem viable in your opinion?
Great video,what %SH did you used.
Thanks for the video. You clearly show why you shouldn't use a surface cleaner. Thanks for sharing with us newbies so we don't make the same mistake.
That's not bad. Try not cleaned outdoor in dusty AZ for over 3 years.
You charged 800 for 10 courts to be cleaned? I am interested in starting my own business with this. Would love more info about equipment and the process.
What mix are you using for this? I have a similar project size and do have a 12 GPM machine for the rinse but don't have a proportioner right now so will be mixing by hand.
Try doing that method when the court hasn’t been cleaned in 20 years cowboy. You will be there for days. If you have a cake job like that of course you can clean it with a softwasher. I’ve been cleaning tennis courts for 50 years. I also pave and coat tennis courts.
Can you tell me the right way to clean them then? I'm about to call every park in town and try to start a small buisness for the summer
The thing that the prior washer didn't do was post treat, had he done that it would look just like that.
If you clean one that hasn't been done in 20 years would you surface clean it? I would love to see a video
Can market guard 121 be used to clean a concrete tennis court?
what is the solution you are spraying on the court at beginning
How many litres or gallons unmixed SH per court? Thank you
How much are you charging per Sqft?
Got a fellow wants me to dont know what to charge.
also these looked like pickleball courts not tennis
Thanks for the information good to no
What do you charge for something like this?
3200
@@rpcpressurecleaningandsoft2535 much appreciated
Is SH safe to use on the tennis net?
Yes sir it's safe
@@rpcpressurecleaningandsoft2535 what % SH are you using?
Yes
@@mikesimmons10125 percent
Whats your gpm?
8
Are you using a cleanser or is the foam just from the dirt etc?
Our courts get "washed" weekly yet the bird SHIT is still on the courts...
Split a little bit of SH on it and light pressure on each area it should come up
@@rpcpressurecleaningandsoft2535 SH?
Yes
@@rpcpressurecleaningandsoft2535 I"m sorry, I didn't catch what SH is.
Give me a call Tomorrow 3525234079
What are you using to clean it?
Sh five percent
Nothing there even the lines from the surface cleaner are gone! I hope that co doesn't pay the 15k!
Don't understand what you are talking about
@@rpcpressurecleaningandsoft2535 you did a great job!!
The 15 k is to repair the damage that they did. This person in the video didn't repair the damage that the previous company did
He just cleaned the mildew off to prepare it for the previous company to repair thier damage
I was going to mention all the videos of guys surface cleaning the green right off the court. A lot of these guys seem like nice ppl but they damn sure don't know what they're doing or talking about. Why do ppl always ask the stupid question of what % sh u use. It's common fucking sense...if u can't figure it out on ur own just stay far away from the business.
The only dumb question is the one that wasn't asked.
damn, angry lately?
How hot was you sh please answer
And one more thing do you have to rinse
@@1009wilmer probably 3% and yes rinse
How do you charge to do one court
He said he used 5% in another comment
5 percent