Thanks for sharing my friend. I’m looking to starting my own Pressure Washing Business comes February of 2024. I’ll continue to watch and learn from you. I totally appreciate your content.
Definitely want to step into the commercial contracts! Would love to network/brain storm ideas with you man. Inspiring to build my business up also like you have. Elite Wash Services LLC
Go do it brother! I’ve been trying to talk to people as much as I can, just been SLAMMED lately and also having a newborn, keeping my busy! You got this bro 💪🏼
Hey Brent we talked in the past and you gave me some good advice was hoping to pick your Brain for a bit. I got offer to clean new construction homes and concrete here in austin tx. Was wondering your thoughts if I should use chems or not. On house wash and concrete.
Hey Brent love your videos, I'm a new pressure washing business finally ready to chase them commercial jobs. Do you provide the contract if so, is there a specific template you used? I have my COI and IEN, this is just the last nugget of information I can't seem to find. Keep up the great work!
Greetings from Arizona! Great videos, very useful and helpful for newbies (like me ))) who trying to start they own business . Quick question, what app or service you use to send quotes, estimates, collect payments (or its different app?) . Would greatly appreciate your response.
Are we allowed to let the water and chemicals used during a wash run down into the storm drains? If not what steps can be taken to prevent this? Thanks
Definitely check with your local laws but a good rule of thumb is no. There’s tons of good videos on how to prevent that, you can buy the drain socks that filter out the stuff that’s not allowed, sometimes drains look like they are storm drains but some places actually have their own holding tanks. Tons of variables but something you should definitely put a lot of thought into and do your research beforehand 🤙🏼
It really depends on how many sqft we are cleaning, if it’s a small area then we may go off of an hourly rate, sometimes it’s a daily rate, if it’s a small area we may also go off of sqft which is typically around $0.20 - $0.35 for concrete, if it’s a bigger property where we are cleaning for example 30,000 sqft of concrete it may be a little lower like in the $0.15 range. It also depends on how dirty the concrete is and how much chemical will be needed. A lot of variables in that as well.
Hey Brent we talked in the past and you gave me some good advice was hoping to pick your Brain for a bit. I got offer to clean new construction homes and concrete here in austin tx. Was wondering your thoughts if I should use chems or not. On house wash and concrete
Hey brother! On new construction for us up here typically we don’t need chems, the only thing we use chem on occasionally is maybe skid steer tire tracks, most of the time you can just hit them with a little pressure and they come right up. If they are being stubborn you may need a little degreaser and a brush to break down the rubber a little bit and then they come right out 🤙🏼
@@frankhinojosa133Most of the time water only, sometimes you may need something like One Restore for red clay if you have that around you and maybe some degreaser for tire marks but really that’s about it. New construction typically won’t have algae growth or any other stains. Hot water does help a ton if you do garage cleaning though, there will be things like drywall mud, paint drips and things like that. It’s doable with cold water but hot water helps break that stuff down.
Thanks for sharing my friend. I’m looking to starting my own Pressure Washing Business comes February of 2024.
I’ll continue to watch and learn from you. I totally appreciate your content.
hey man thanks for the video, I'm starting a pressure washing business in my city, so this is very appreciated.
Good luck Bailey! You got this 💪🏼 work hard and put the customer first and it’ll be a success.
Good video man !! Definitely going to get more commercial contracts moving forward into this year. It’ll be nice for the winter months up here in PA.
Yes sir! Those contracts are perfect for the winter months. Go get em’ brother 🤝
Hey man. Just found your channel. Looks like you’re in the DFW area too! Good videos brother. I’m happy to have found it. Keep it up!
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Definitely want to step into the commercial contracts! Would love to network/brain storm ideas with you man. Inspiring to build my business up also like you have. Elite Wash Services LLC
Go do it brother! I’ve been trying to talk to people as much as I can, just been SLAMMED lately and also having a newborn, keeping my busy! You got this bro 💪🏼
Keep Posting!
Hey Brent we talked in the past and you gave me some good advice was hoping to pick your Brain for a bit.
I got offer to clean new construction homes and concrete here in austin tx. Was wondering your thoughts if I should use chems or not. On house wash and concrete.
Hey Brent love your videos, I'm a new pressure washing business finally ready to chase them commercial jobs. Do you provide the contract if so, is there a specific template you used? I have my COI and IEN, this is just the last nugget of information I can't seem to find. Keep up the great work!
Is that SH or a Degreaser at the 9:30 mark?
Greetings from Arizona! Great videos, very useful and helpful for newbies (like me ))) who trying to start they own business . Quick question, what app or service you use to send quotes, estimates, collect payments (or its different app?) . Would greatly appreciate your response.
I stay away 6 inches from the doors from shopping centers. Property management gets picky for water getting inside
Are we allowed to let the water and chemicals used during a wash run down into the storm drains? If not what steps can be taken to prevent this? Thanks
Definitely check with your local laws but a good rule of thumb is no. There’s tons of good videos on how to prevent that, you can buy the drain socks that filter out the stuff that’s not allowed, sometimes drains look like they are storm drains but some places actually have their own holding tanks. Tons of variables but something you should definitely put a lot of thought into and do your research beforehand 🤙🏼
Do the commercial properties you contract with require you to have a contractors license to do work for them?
No, most of the time we just give them our W9 and our COI
what do you charge them per sq ft?
It really depends on how many sqft we are cleaning, if it’s a small area then we may go off of an hourly rate, sometimes it’s a daily rate, if it’s a small area we may also go off of sqft which is typically around $0.20 - $0.35 for concrete, if it’s a bigger property where we are cleaning for example 30,000 sqft of concrete it may be a little lower like in the $0.15 range. It also depends on how dirty the concrete is and how much chemical will be needed. A lot of variables in that as well.
Hey Brent we talked in the past and you gave me some good advice was hoping to pick your Brain for a bit.
I got offer to clean new construction homes and concrete here in austin tx. Was wondering your thoughts if I should use chems or not. On house wash and concrete
Hey brother! On new construction for us up here typically we don’t need chems, the only thing we use chem on occasionally is maybe skid steer tire tracks, most of the time you can just hit them with a little pressure and they come right up. If they are being stubborn you may need a little degreaser and a brush to break down the rubber a little bit and then they come right out 🤙🏼
@@DustToGloryPW what about new construction homes do you just rinse down with water only or do you use chems
@@frankhinojosa133Most of the time water only, sometimes you may need something like One Restore for red clay if you have that around you and maybe some degreaser for tire marks but really that’s about it. New construction typically won’t have algae growth or any other stains.
Hot water does help a ton if you do garage cleaning though, there will be things like drywall mud, paint drips and things like that. It’s doable with cold water but hot water helps break that stuff down.
@@DustToGloryPW does that include new construction homes
@@frankhinojosa133yes sir!