I was doing this FREE POWERWASHING job and FOUND this sidewalk that no one has seen in 50 years

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    I was doing this FREE POWERWASHING job and FOUND this sidewalk that no one has seen in 50 years
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    PART 2
    I KNOCKED on this RANDOM HOMEOWNERS door and POWERWASHED this EXTREMELY NEGLECTED Sidewalk for FREE
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    I was doing this FREE POWERWASHING job, and I FOUND a HIDDEN driveway - covered for decades
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  • @LawnCareJuggernaut
    @LawnCareJuggernaut  Месяц назад +1

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  • @carolynmott6672
    @carolynmott6672 2 года назад +20570

    I hate when people assume that people don’t clean their sidewalks or yards because they are lazy. I like how you will often point out that the homeowners are elderly, disabled, sick, etc.

    • @TheFlutterrbye
      @TheFlutterrbye 2 года назад +666

      🦋❣🦋Age with the challenges have caught up to me. When we bought our home, 40 or so years ago taking care of it was so much fun. I now have Dystonia, my husband had melanoma on the bottom of his foot, much of the ball of it had to be removed. We love our home, but can no longer care for it as we did. We do have a gardener that does as least as possible, ran our sprinklers over with his lawn mower then charged us $120.00 to fix it. That happened twice. I then went to the Home Depot and bought an assortment of sprinkler heads, the next time he broke them, I handed them to him, and said
      " you broke it, you fix it ". That was the last time he broke the sprinkler heads. 🦋❣🦋

    • @53loc20
      @53loc20 2 года назад +422

      @@TheFlutterrbye sounds you just need to find an honest hard working gardener

    • @gordongekko3174
      @gordongekko3174 2 года назад

      well thats a one off, MOST people are dirty and lazy

    • @ryanlorance6168
      @ryanlorance6168 2 года назад +98

      Exactly smh f’n clowns everywhere these days 🤡🌎

    • @PeteK-01
      @PeteK-01 2 года назад +114

      @@TheFlutterrbye . We had all ours painted blue to avoid the same mistake.. I would ask if he would paint them for you. Even if you picked a better gardener, mistakes can happen, so painting their heads a contrasting color or putting a little marker next to them would help avoid this in the future. 🙂

  • @catherinea1808
    @catherinea1808 2 года назад +729

    I work in real estate, and the assumption that people are lazy isn’t fair. More often than not, they simply can’t keep up with the home - disability, life changes, hardship, depression. There’s a lot. Thanks for giving these folks a little pride in ownership to hold onto 🥰

    • @dragonsember
      @dragonsember 2 года назад +21

      Agreed. When my grandfather started having trouble getting around relatives would have to stop by to take care of his home. People don't realize how much work goes into maintaining a house when your body can't keep up.

    • @lawn-n-orderlandscaping1389
      @lawn-n-orderlandscaping1389 2 года назад +14

      Lots of people simply cannot keep up with the maintenance for physical limitation. More often than not, if they were lazy , they couldnt afford the home in the first place

    • @sabriandf.4612
      @sabriandf.4612 Год назад +4

      And here I was thinking what a beautiful northern patina those street stairs had.

    • @PROVOCATEURSK
      @PROVOCATEURSK Год назад +1

      They can move to an appartment, nursing home, with other people, these are just excuses.

    • @dragonsember
      @dragonsember Год назад +2

      @@PROVOCATEURSK some people already own a home, and if you voluntarily live in an apartment when you have the choice to own property you're a sucker and throwing money away.

  • @missyjohnson6944
    @missyjohnson6944 Год назад +59

    Speaking for every delivery driver that’s ever busted their ass on slippery steps and sidewalks…THANK YOU!!!🥰 You’re out here saving booties, one at a time!

  • @invisabledad
    @invisabledad Год назад +554

    I can tell you as a retired letter carrier that the mailman sure will notice your work and appreciate all you did. I love what you do!

    • @trvman1
      @trvman1 Год назад +1

      What totally shocked me was that no one who was texting and driving hit his truck parked along side of the road.

    • @mramg6038
      @mramg6038 Год назад +1

      A Postman?

  • @raven_glass
    @raven_glass 2 года назад +963

    You mentioned elderly being confined to concrete areas around their home... Last year my grandmother died due to complications after taking a fall on her property. You're absolutely right. Younger people take mobility for granted. You're doing great work, thank you.

    • @joannaedwards6325
      @joannaedwards6325 2 года назад +15

      This man has turned his work into HIS MISSION! Inspired by The Creator no doubt. What a great life's accomplishment.
      More POWER to him.
      (pun intended) 😊

    • @usmc6911
      @usmc6911 2 года назад +10

      Take comfort in the fact that your Grandma is with the LORD.The Bible says "To be absent from the flesh is to be present with the Lord.

    • @SuperZytoon
      @SuperZytoon 2 года назад +3

      My deepest sympathy on your loss.

    • @DMMINO493
      @DMMINO493 2 года назад

      @@usmc6911 stop trying to spread your shitty religion

    • @thunderstar254
      @thunderstar254 2 года назад +7

      @@usmc6911 How do you know his grandma was a good person deserving of heaven? Or is this another case of self-serving piousness? By the way, according to your faith you're wrong: she'd be in purgatory until the 2nd coming. You should read your Bible once in a while. Or at the very least, learn the basics of what you preach?

  • @justbrowsing8482
    @justbrowsing8482 2 года назад +2048

    Speaking as someone who does have mobility issues, I think you are a saint for doing what you did here. Thank you for being an awesome human being!

    • @noellem9319
      @noellem9319 2 года назад +28

      I help elderly people and those areas he cleaned are fall risk areas. Good to help them be able to get out into the community.

    • @repentoryouwilllikewiseper8741
      @repentoryouwilllikewiseper8741 2 года назад +6

      Repent to Jesus Christ
      ““Honor your father and mother”-which is the first commandment with a promise- “so that it may go well with you and that you may enjoy long life on the earth.””
      ‭‭Ephesians‬ ‭6:2-3‬ ‭NIV‬‬
      I

    • @donkoh5738
      @donkoh5738 2 года назад +10

      Indeed one good all around human being and a very diligent, clever one too! My only concern however is that he's wearing ear protection and eye protection - all good - but, hello ?? *No* breathing protection against the hydrochloric *Bleach* aerosols blasting into each inhalation ? For someone like him wearing a healthy beard, a standard silicone type half-mask with appropriate AG cartridges wouldn't suffice as a minimal piece of protection. I'd help sponsor a full face covering visor powered PAPR cool-air breathing filtered respirator kit ??

    • @Stooch
      @Stooch 2 года назад

      imma just be the asshole, he is clearly not doing this out of kindness
      the "FREE POWERWASHING" is making thousands of dollars

    • @xXAlexbXx-hl9nf
      @xXAlexbXx-hl9nf 2 года назад +4

      @@donkoh5738 that sounds like one badass mask. Where did you learn about these masks and all their iterations?

  • @robinnguyen7026
    @robinnguyen7026 Год назад +170

    As a home health nurse, it made me smile to hear you say that the walkways (concrete or wood surfaces) become slick with build up. So many falls happen when people who have decreased balance are entering or leaving the home and “just”fall. This is most likely the issue.

    • @cheriearcher6643
      @cheriearcher6643 10 месяцев назад +1

      What a great job you have done, excellent. This sparkling clean steps an walk way could prevent lots of falls❤

  • @tammyt3434
    @tammyt3434 Год назад +28

    "They justify who's deserving of what..." Everyone's deserving of minimal safety. Thanks for helping to provide that.

  • @gurleykristin
    @gurleykristin 2 года назад +1226

    I used to wonder why people let their yards go, then I got sick. I got healthy again, but now my folks are elderly. So, when I see a yard that is run down I wonder if the people living there are okay. God bless you for seeing a need and helping. This world needs more people like you!!

    • @mermaiddiyartist8119
      @mermaiddiyartist8119 2 года назад +8

      Exactly

    • @SputniksArmy
      @SputniksArmy 2 года назад

      cant imagine caring about strangers that you know nothing about this much. What if theyre just lazy fucks? Safer to just not give a shit and give people too much benefit of the doubt in their favor.

    • @smithsjason2182
      @smithsjason2182 2 года назад +15

      hmmm 🤔... Kirstin Gurley thank you for that thought I never thought about it myself you got me a new light into it ! You right . We should more Care about each other ... in times of corona and sickness.. thank you very much !
      🙋🙋

    • @lithiumgaurd
      @lithiumgaurd 2 года назад +5

      Good attitude

    • @SputniksArmy
      @SputniksArmy 2 года назад

      @@lithiumgaurd people don't care about you as much as you think - why spend energy and efforts doing so? Only inviting disappointment or vulnerability

  • @mollyscheliin2632
    @mollyscheliin2632 Год назад +43

    Its unfortunate that people dont understand that there are lots of situations where the owner can’t maintain a property thats why i dont mind helping neighbours with gardens and my partner waterblasts. Even better that we dont have water bills in New Zealand. Love what your doing man!!! We need more people like you in the world❤

  • @robbinlynnspencer-buchtel6896
    @robbinlynnspencer-buchtel6896 Год назад +13

    Thank you for doing something for others that can be helpful. So many times a property falls into disrepair by no fault of the homeowner (they're older /disabled in some way/etc). People like you are Angels in disguise.

  • @axldave9940
    @axldave9940 2 года назад +574

    Just a little tip: If you press TAB, it highlights all the remaining dirt.

    • @luckybones7808
      @luckybones7808 2 года назад +81

      Then just hit CTRL+A to select all dirt. Then delete. Real time saver.

    • @lord_varykstorm757
      @lord_varykstorm757 2 года назад +61

      I'm so happy I wasnt the only one who was thinking of that game.

    • @neversurge1962
      @neversurge1962 2 года назад +2

      @@lord_varykstorm757 star citizen?

    • @jakubkoaczyk9432
      @jakubkoaczyk9432 2 года назад

      I thought it was Alt+f4

    • @bossSHREDDER210
      @bossSHREDDER210 2 года назад +25

      @@neversurge1962 bruh :/ it's power washing simulator

  • @pattytickle7062
    @pattytickle7062 2 года назад +108

    I'm a 76 year old women and I enjoy watching ALL your jobs! I like when you talk, play music or a even no talking 😊 who would have ever think that watching someone clean up a strangers yard would be so entertaining 🙂
    May God bless you and your family 🙏 Stay safe young man and may all you do bring you great rewards!

  • @blakesweeney1023
    @blakesweeney1023 Год назад +12

    Great job and very satisfying to watch. I bet the homeowner was blown away with the results.

  • @deannag5007
    @deannag5007 10 месяцев назад +9

    Great job as always. I like the way you do a complete job even if it is extra work. You could have stopped at the steps but you went the extra mile and put some shovel to the job and even created a way to drain. Thanks for keeping the homeowners first.

  • @SayVandelay
    @SayVandelay 2 года назад +860

    I have no clue why RUclips recommended this to me, I don't think I've ever searched for anything in the vain of lawn care or maintenance, but god damn if your presentation of the material didn't keep me captivated through the entire thing. Seeing the end results was pretty stunning, I didn't even realize that was something I would appreciate. You seem really passionate about what you do, and I gotta say that I greatly respect that.

    • @abethebabe3835
      @abethebabe3835 2 года назад +6

      Haha ditto , I’ve been captivated 🤩

    • @ellainaleoni8662
      @ellainaleoni8662 2 года назад +10

      Same here! I watched the entire video!!!!!😱 loved it! May you be blessed abundantly for the blessings you pour out into the lives of others🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽

    • @DianeLStyma
      @DianeLStyma 2 года назад +6

      Amazing ly satisfying

    • @martinross251
      @martinross251 2 года назад +2

      @@DianeLStyma 9

    • @sitarainbow8837
      @sitarainbow8837 2 года назад +2

      Another thing that's both shocking - & deeply satisfying - is watching videos of Dimash singing or people doing reviews of his performances. Most of us who stumble onto him become fans for life - truly the best singer in the world.
      ~♥~

  • @mamapillow8365
    @mamapillow8365 2 года назад +739

    I love that you don't choose people, you choose jobs. Sometimes people are just unable for whatever reason, be it health or grief or even money to hire someone, to do these jobs. God bless you for blessing others!

    • @repentoryouwilllikewiseper8741
      @repentoryouwilllikewiseper8741 2 года назад +1

      Repent to Jesus Christ
      ““Honor your father and mother”-which is the first commandment with a promise- “so that it may go well with you and that you may enjoy long life on the earth.””
      ‭‭Ephesians‬ ‭6:2-3‬ ‭NIV‬‬

    • @N0FoxGiven
      @N0FoxGiven 2 года назад

      @@repentoryouwilllikewiseper8741 disagree with the premise here. But helping others tends to mean others will help you. Just being a nice person has its perks. If half of the world weren't selfish assholes we might actually get something done.

    • @BuffaloNickel9
      @BuffaloNickel9 2 года назад +5

      I like that as well!
      Please read my long story below of something super cool that happened to me one day. It is a bit long, my apologies.
      Note: Its tough work everyday. The effort I put into my landscaping business to the smallest details, planting flowers, annuals perennials, trees, shrubs, plants, spreading pine-straw, mulch, installing irrigation lines, cutting turf grass on large properties which I also do all the Turf Care and spraying of herbicides, liquid fertilizers, granular fertilizer, lime, soil tests, water retention agents, biochar, overseeding in the winter time, the list truly goes on .... I work alone by myself. Story is below
      I do have people tell me they appreciate my work, but I'll never forget one particular lady one sunny spring afternoon.
      A complete stranger, she was probably 60 years old, flagged me down from her vehicle as I was working on a piece of land that was actually the entrance to a very high end neighborhood.
      As she approached with a big smile, I was both curious and glad to take a much-needed break.
      The lady introduced herself as Susan. As I introduced myself back, I said with mild embarrassment: "I'm sorry. I would shake your hand, but I've been planting flowerbeds for several days now in the dirt..."
      She grinned and replied, "It's not a problem" as she held her right hand out to shake.
      From there she said, "about those flower beds....Did you know I was born and raised in this town? I drive down this road almost every single day as I gaze upon the beautiful sights of this landscape."
      "Now, I'm not quite wealthy enough to have a house in this neighborhood, but that doesn't stop me from enjoying the flowers and trees on a beautiful spring day like today that I have always taken for granted."
      "I recently realized how bad it would look if this was just another concrete parking lot or unsightly View."
      Susan continued: "I'd never thought about the gentlemen who make these views possible, it must be a lot of work... look at that grass!" she exclaimed!
      " They could play professional baseball on that!"
      As I chuckled because that particular grass is some of my favorite I've spent countless hours on, I tried to humbly reply: "thank you! And yes it's quite a bit of work, but you've made my day."
      Then, just as I thought she was going to leave, she motioned me to her vehicle and a surprise.
      She'd brought me lunch!
      BBQ sandwich, ribs, slaw, sweet tea, and a piece of chocolate pie.
      It was actually from one of my favorite barbecue places in town and enough to eat for dinner as well...
      She shook my hand goodbye and left.
      I haven't seen her in a while now, but from that point on anytime I was working on that property and she drove by I waved at her car and she always waved back with a thumbs-up! I hope she's doing well.
      Guys and gals, spread the love and make someone feel as joyful & appreciated like I did that day 6 years ago.
      Thank somebody who does landscaping for a living or is just a homeowner who likes to work in their yard. Compliment them! they are the ones creating these beautiful views we get to enjoy.
      Thx for reading my story!

    • @TraitorFelon.14.3
      @TraitorFelon.14.3 2 года назад

      @@repentoryouwilllikewiseper8741
      Yeah. The loving God.
      “Ezekiel 9:6-11
      6 Kill them all-old and young, girls and women and little children. But do not touch anyone with the mark. Begin right here at the Temple.” So they began by killing the seventy leaders.
      7 “Defile the Temple!” the LORD commanded. “Fill its courtyards with corpses. Go!” So they went and began killing throughout the city.l

    • @TheBurnedManGraham
      @TheBurnedManGraham 2 года назад +2

      @@BuffaloNickel9 awesome story, I can imagine that making my year. Plus now I want barbecue.

  • @HeidiBWert
    @HeidiBWert Год назад +25

    I am so grateful for you and the other folks who do these kind of cleanups for 25 years plus I was an adjustment to blindness counselor took low vision technology into peoples home and got them up and running with being able to read again keep independent and safe and get back into life. I never had trouble finding their homes if it was in the middle of suburbia or in the city or in farmland or wherever … it was always the home that was unkempt. Why? Well of course when you lose your vision it’s impossible to keep up with the outside work sweeping the front steps is about all you can really do without someone teaching you new ways to approach old tasks. Thank you!

  • @treasuryoftomes
    @treasuryoftomes Год назад +33

    When you talked about the lady with the walker and how her mobility and ability to get out is limited, that’s what it’s like for me.
    I’m not elderly but I do have a disability that causes me to struggle exactly like that in all those ways so it was nice to hear the ways in which you helped her and how you even considered her situation.
    Most people take mobility for granted and don’t even think of people like us and how things can be impossible… thanks haha. :)

  • @martifreedman4067
    @martifreedman4067 2 года назад +296

    I have watched miles of Lawn care Juggernaut, and read tons and tons of comments, and always have to ask myself why all these people who criticize don't go over to their neighbors and help with mowing or cleaning the sidewalks, but instead just sit at their computers and judge those who do help. What a world we live in.

    • @littlenelsky
      @littlenelsky 2 года назад +20

      Because they don't have what it takes... and try to convince the rest of the world that there is no such thing as a good deed.... telling themselves that they are OK. We judge others when something makes us doubt ourselves.... and some people do not have the courage to look inwards in case they are lacking... its easier to pull others down.

    • @kdubssolo9111
      @kdubssolo9111 2 года назад +6

      What a world we live in, where someone judges someone who is judging another person on the internet, while they are on the internet as another person "me" judges them judging someone else...and so the story continues LOL

    • @canzukcommonwealth7309
      @canzukcommonwealth7309 2 года назад +1

      Most of these videos seem to be of young people not keeping their home in decent condition!
      This fella is a legend, other start taking care of your own, instead of going out with friends spend a few hours cleaning your garden!

    • @boops1192
      @boops1192 Год назад +3

      When we bought our house on a corner lot of a lovely subdivision, we didn’t realize the huge side lot belonged to us. We thought it was community green space. Instead of talking to us, our neighbors decided to turn us into the HOA AND THE CITY! We suddenly received an onslaught of warnings from anyone and everyone about our lawn needing to be mowed. My husband had to go to the courthouse where we learned we owned the land in question.

    • @lorienray6216
      @lorienray6216 Год назад

      There are more judgemental, assuming people then ever before, if only they would put that much effort into their own lives, they would not have all this free time watching and judging others

  • @Chronicmom68
    @Chronicmom68 2 года назад +284

    I love that you recognized the need of the older lady who was confined to where she could get with her walker. To me, people like you are the real heroes. Thank you!

    • @dukestv6574
      @dukestv6574 2 года назад

      ruclips.net/user/shortsRbgXfS3WiiA?feature=share

    • @Raymondgogolf
      @Raymondgogolf 2 года назад

      Hi Michelle I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this complement. If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….

  • @sandyfeet8175
    @sandyfeet8175 Год назад +7

    I think what you do is just lovely. I like the thought of the elderly lady, taking and interest, then you helping her out. Happy New Year from England 🇬🇧

  • @deborahfreeze672
    @deborahfreeze672 Год назад +9

    Well this made my day to see kind people are out there doing good deeds.
    You are so right about Seniors in declining health. Our world does shrink to our homes and yards. Falling is an issue; concrete is hard and my face has come in contact with it too many times.
    Our income does not keep up with inflation either and medications and food become priorities over a clean sidewalk.
    Keep doing what you're doing, I am sure you've seen the blessings bestowed upon you from all your hard work.
    If you're ever in Pearland, TX, ya'll come on by 😊.

  • @richgran
    @richgran 2 года назад +285

    Glad to see you're wearing hearing protection. 17 years of repairing all kinds of pressure washers has left me with a considerable ringing in my ears.

    • @dukestv6574
      @dukestv6574 2 года назад

      Videos
      ruclips.net/user/shortsRbgXfS3WiiA?feature=share

    • @sintanan469
      @sintanan469 2 года назад +9

      What!?

    • @bloodyjordomate4511
      @bloodyjordomate4511 2 года назад +27

      have you tried answering?

    • @dukestv6574
      @dukestv6574 2 года назад

      Molishta

    • @Onehitslay
      @Onehitslay 2 года назад +7

      That's a condition called tinnitus, a lot of singers and musicians get it as well as people who work with heavy machinery. I am unsure about any ways to help with it, but at least you know the name of the condition now(if you didn't before) :)

  • @gypsyjengypsydogs9320
    @gypsyjengypsydogs9320 Год назад +479

    I had a landscaper do my yard by mistake. He was supposed to be the next block over. It was a huge lot and a lot of work (I had only moved in two days prior). He was so kind and he absolutely refused to let me pay him that day. He gladly accepted my money when I called him the next time the grass needed cutting.

    • @LawnCareJuggernaut
      @LawnCareJuggernaut  Год назад +115

      Yup. It happens. One time I did that for what I thought was a new client and made the property look awesome!! Only to find out it was the wrong address when the new client called and asked if I was going to be there that day😬😱😵
      Everytime it ever happened it was 100% my fail. It's an easy mistake. You just have to suck it up and move on with life. I always wondered what the homeowner thought though🤣🤣.

    • @sarahdotcom
      @sarahdotcom Год назад +11

      If you want to travel to Australia learn to shear sheep! They take loads of seasonal sheep shearers.

    • @johnryan9626
      @johnryan9626 Год назад +7

      I tell you that landscaping is hard work. I did it for a company and loved it. When your done you can look at all your work.

    • @gurky2hart6566
      @gurky2hart6566 Год назад +5

      That was a nice housewarming gift 🎁

    • @user-bv6cy6nf9r
      @user-bv6cy6nf9r Год назад +3

      It is satisfying to do a job that has a visual pile of work to do and then a completed pile of neat and done. My dad was a block mason, as kids, my brother and I were on the jobs w him and required to help. He could do most building and remodeling jobs, was a Plumber/Steam fitter, by trade. My brother and I learned all that info. Block work is one of those kind of jobs at the end of the 🌟 day.
      I'm probably one the few people that enjoys ironing for just that reason. Plus all that work gave us a strong work ethic!
      I prefer to hear you speak about the information you share about your work.
      Like lengths of hoses, gallons of H²O/min , etc. It's interesting and I love to learn about everything! Thanks for your sharing on you tube w sound! LOL

  • @suev3339
    @suev3339 Год назад +5

    You asked… I like you say what you’re doing, but I like the silence to just watch you work. I always did lots of yard and garden work… digging quack grass out of sidewalks as I didn’t like using chemical killers. It’s soothing to see someone doing this for elderly people. Now I’m one of those elderly people who’s not able to do it, grateful a son does it for me. I was in a “small town USA” with no one to help. I’m a Kansas gal but my son in another state so I moved near him when health began failing. Thank you for your kindness doing what is your labor of love.

  • @afeatherinthewind
    @afeatherinthewind Год назад +7

    found this and put it on to fall asleep to, only to love your personality and commentary so much I ended up awake loving the whole thing lol! I nearly teared up when you brought up how these folks can't afford to get it done anyway so you're doing it for FREE, and how much it can impact somebody with mobility issues. Able-bodied people just don't think about these things as often and it's sad, so not only are you doing a good thing for whoever gets their house cleaned, you're making those using walkers and wheelchairs and canes feel seen (and hopefully able-bodied folks watching acknowledge it and say "oh yeah, that is a problem- I should support fixing the problem"). I'll be watching so many more vids (and save the boring channel for when the insomnia hits!) Thanks man

  • @robertbowman7395
    @robertbowman7395 2 года назад +155

    Being a house painter most of my adult life I’ve probably washed 100s of houses…. and as satisfying as it is to see that side walk come out so good, I think my favorite was to see huge mildew covered decks turned back to beautiful wood!….. and green roofs turned back to nice clean shingles

  • @evan_dood
    @evan_dood 2 года назад +613

    When I woke up this morning I had no idea that I'd be spending half an hour watching some guy from Oklahoma power washing a sidewalk. But I did, and I enjoyed it for some reason. I've never used a power washer and don't own a home, but The Algorithm must never be questioned.

    • @gritsnsand
      @gritsnsand 2 года назад +9

      It is satisfying to watch.. AND to DO! But since I only have an 1800 psi residential-grade washer, watching this gave me a bad case of washer-envy!

    • @DebTheDevastator
      @DebTheDevastator 2 года назад +3

      I can only get the satisfaction of power wash from youtube. I live in Nevada so we don't power wash often. Most residential areas only power wash if they have pools and most high traffic areas were only power washed during pandemic.

    • @cleancarasmr83
      @cleancarasmr83 2 года назад +5

      Yeah idk why the algorithm picked me for this video but I am glad it did. The algorithm has spoken!

    • @natalieholmes3788
      @natalieholmes3788 2 года назад +2

      The algorithm might have been making me very sad but I 100% approve of this video being on my homepage

    • @PRESTIGEOUSNESS
      @PRESTIGEOUSNESS 2 года назад +2

      Get a power washer. Its so so so so satisfying. You get PAID for it too!

  • @heliumstar82
    @heliumstar82 Год назад +6

    I really appreciate you putting in the effort to unearth the rest of the sidewalk. I know a lot of workers and companies that would have just not done that and maybe even refrained from telling the owners that it was even there. Good work! :)

  • @f1bomb
    @f1bomb Год назад +3

    Can I just say I love the chaotic nature of how you power wash!! It’s so refreshing to see someone who does it in all directions and patterns and whatnot!! Like it’s more how I would do it and it just feels more right!!!! 😂❤

  • @tamyiabenavidez9227
    @tamyiabenavidez9227 2 года назад +309

    If someone magically cleaned my yard while I was away, I'd probably drive past it on my way home. Like, "that's not my house....is that my house?" 😂😂😂 You do amazing work, and you and Rachel are a joy to watch. Thank you!

    • @stormycommentary4554
      @stormycommentary4554 Год назад +2

      I think he asks them

    • @lunchbox1553
      @lunchbox1553 Год назад +1

      @@stormycommentary4554 He asks them if they're available, there was one where he asked a neighbor and the neighbor said they were away

    • @kguardian9329
      @kguardian9329 Год назад

      Lol 👍✌

    • @Tazerboy_10
      @Tazerboy_10 Год назад

      😲

    • @SapphireWolf25
      @SapphireWolf25 Год назад +1

      I once drove past my house because the streetlamp outside my house blew its blub. So yeah, someone cleaning my drive would make me think my house has been stolen.

  • @joanneanderson6535
    @joanneanderson6535 2 года назад +407

    How uplifting for the homeowner. Old, tired, disabled, whatever the issue. Having someone reach out to help you makes you feel cared for as opposed to feeling forgotten. I'm only just 5 years retired and you life/ health changes so quickly. All I want besides my kids/grandkids is to be comfortable in my own home. This young man is a blessing to these homeowners . They are uplifted in a very warm way. God Bless you young man! You are a very, very special young man. Your wife won the lottery!

    • @recoveringsoul755
      @recoveringsoul755 2 года назад +10

      So true. I was able to help my father, who was still trying to do his own yardwork, including stairs. Was getting injured . So one weekend we went over there with a few tools and supplies and my family of 4, we cleaned up all the dangerous vines and overgrown weeds in his backyard . Filled up his yard waste bin and then some. P!anted his vegetable garden. Swept, watered, and picked up his garden hose to get it out of the way, tripping hazard. The four of us could knock this out in a few hours, but it was impossible for him. He was SO thrilled and grateful.. Now I'm older and my husband stole my house in the divorce and everything else, my kids won't talk to me so I feel decades older than I am, have no strength left. What he's doing is a godsend

    • @annep.1905
      @annep.1905 2 года назад +3

      @@recoveringsoul755 I hope and pray that there will be reconciliation for you and your ex and kids in your future.

    • @recoveringsoul755
      @recoveringsoul755 2 года назад

      @@annep.1905 no reconciliation with the ex, he's strangled me in my sleep until I lost consciousness and had a seizure, I had no idea how deadly that is, that's it's a leading predictor of homicide, he's smashed my knee with a baseball bat and then left me alone all day, so I had to hop on one foot to get myself to the ER. It was a very long day. At least he did that in front of a witness. Plus there would be medical records, was on crutches for 6 weeks and told I'd have arthritis when I got older. He left to get junk food when I had a medical emergency and needed an ambulance. After I filed for divorce he threatened to kill me. Not sure I want to see my kids unless they sever all ties with him and his entire family, his new slaves entire family, anyone they could be tracked through. He never loved me or anyone. He quit his job to stop paying me claiming he was laid off, claimed he was disabled, cancelled my health coverage. He's making good on his death threats, it's a miracle I'm still alive. My email and phone are hacked, been burglarized, had locks picked, it goes in and in. Thinks he is "ENTITLED to hurt me" his words. He won't even give me my birth certificate, violating another court order. All of them violated

    • @janicevasey4038
      @janicevasey4038 2 года назад +3

      At seventy three I have arthritis in my thumb joint which makes it hard for me to do the gurneying that needs doing at our place. Hope to get to it and a lot of other things gradually!

    • @sunsungoaway
      @sunsungoaway 2 года назад +4

      I was thinking that to a lesser degree, the walkway has a life, just like the house. Children walking down the stairs to walk to school, to catch the bus for their first day of high school, walking carefully in their heels to go to the prom. Parents carrying the last box to the car as their child moves out. The first grandchild being brought to meet grandma & grandpa. Families reuniting for the holidays. All the things that make up a life in the house begin with a walk up that walkway

  • @toniconway7307
    @toniconway7307 Год назад +3

    You are the one donating your time, equipment and hard work. The trolls need to go do for others themselves, and not worry about your way of giving. You are doing great works. God bless you and your family.

  • @michelem7986
    @michelem7986 Год назад +1

    Love the way this is a ministry as well as a practical service. Sharing God's love, mercy, and grace.💕✝️🙂

  • @ellystavrakis3081
    @ellystavrakis3081 2 года назад +123

    I don’t know why I enjoy landscaping videos of neglected lawns or properties owned by people needing assistance. I can say it is gratifying to watch you transform someone’s home. I believe your work extends to helping people learn how to improve the look of their property as well as their neighborhood. You are a hard-working family man and deserve much praise for your business. Good luck and God bless.

    • @deboraballes9044
      @deboraballes9044 2 года назад +2

      soooo satisfying to see the power washer😅😅

  • @lorienray6216
    @lorienray6216 2 года назад +188

    I agree with Carolyn, no one should make assumptions. I was a big gardener, loved watching things grow, in the many colours, living off my small vegetable garden every year, but got hurt on the job and now a very painful disease that has me bed ridden 80% of my time. On a good day I have my Daughter.visit and help me put in the flowers I love so much, of course I overdue it and end up completely bedridden for about 3-4 days but you don’t care because mentally having this garden helps me tremendously. What is hurtful is neighbours that only pay attention to that one day, not the days following when they do not see you and spread rumours you are faking your illness. Us disabled cannot live our lives doing nothing as the depression will set in badly, we too have to have an outlet and watching my garden grow, is worth every bit of additional pain it put me in, please understand we all need an outlet, something that de-stresses our lives, so do not assume we are bad people trying to get that measly disability check, for if it was a choice, I would be working making a good living and living a life that is full, so do not take my special little moments away from me by assuming the worst in people. This year I find I have really declined due to no health care waiting years for specialist in Canada as I get sicker and no longer cannot do that flower garden, so people like you are a blessing, may your life be full of happiness, love and laughter, thank you for your generosity.
    This man here is an angel as he gives our lives back when we cannot do it for ourselves, you put a huge smile on our faces, when we can see our homes come alive again.

    • @faithlyngrace2517
      @faithlyngrace2517 Год назад +10

      ❤ Lorien Ray, perfectly said. Thankyou for giving a real glimpse into the life. You speak nothing but the truths of a matter. I've been chronic since 2010 and still get some of those exact judgments from family/ friends..The last 2 years most of them can finally see, but it took a long time, and even then, only after temporary "death" and paralysis did they take serious or understand why I am on bedrest 90 percent of the time, but now most accept that this is life now. We all need a little enjoyment and we gotta get it anyway we can.

    • @LollyHaLa
      @LollyHaLa Год назад +8

      Very understandable and relatable. My heart feels for all who walk a similar journey. God Bless you, and may God Bless the Lawn Juggernaut! What an awesome journey he and his family are taking through their devotion in helping others. Blessings. 🙏🏼💕

    • @SkitchBean_aka_Christine_E
      @SkitchBean_aka_Christine_E Год назад +6

      My great aunt needed this cleaning back in the 60's and 70's. Pressure washers were rare if they were even around back then. I wish I had been able to do that for her, but I was a child and my parents had bad health. So we felt good when we cleaned the inside of her house every week. God bless you for helping the people who need it.

    • @margaretalbert69
      @margaretalbert69 Год назад +1

      💕💕💕💕

    • @Bambisgf77
      @Bambisgf77 Год назад +3

      I am so sorry this has happened to you… I completely understand… I had similar experiences until I finally had my surgery. I pray your health recovers. I have gardens as well and they are such a source of joy for me.

  • @larryehrlich57
    @larryehrlich57 10 месяцев назад +2

    Australia is a great place to go. I've been there probably a dozen times. I was a cargo pilot flying the MD-11. We could carry a little over 200,000 pounds of cargo. I was flying between Hawaii, American Somoa and Australia. Got to skydive multiple times in both Hawaii and Australia. I had to bring my own skydiving gear to be allowed to jump in Australia. I did around 20 skydives that month while working. What a great life. Retired in Florida.

  • @jareddavis6329
    @jareddavis6329 Год назад +26

    You are an awesome amazing person and very inspiring. Helping out wherever you feel you are needed. There needs to be more people like you in this crazy world. I love pressure washing and doing yardwork myself. It's just an awesome feeling when you see something that is an eye sore become beautiful with just a little bit of cleaning. Again you are a GREAT GUY! Thanks for the videos and the commentary. Keep up the great work!

  • @TrialAndError8713
    @TrialAndError8713 2 года назад +280

    "...they want to justify who's deserving of what..."
    Too many people have an entitlement attitude based on what someone looks like, or their belongings look like. It's sad, really. I'm thankful that there are guys like you looking out for your neighbors, and realizing that our neighbors aren't limited to the people on our block, or in our own town.

    • @aletaschulz1108
      @aletaschulz1108 2 года назад +5

      Ankle deep is a lot of soil covering six feet of concrete.

    • @randybobandy9828
      @randybobandy9828 2 года назад +1

      I mean by definition it does

    • @Raymondgogolf
      @Raymondgogolf 2 года назад

      Hi Joyce I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this complement. If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….

    • @TrialAndError8713
      @TrialAndError8713 2 года назад

      @@Raymondgogolf my husband thinks I have a beautiful heart, too. Thanks. 🙂💍👰‍♀️🤵🏼‍♂️

    • @Raymondgogolf
      @Raymondgogolf 2 года назад

      @@TrialAndError8713 You’re welcome Joyce I would like us to be friends. You can text me with the gmail on my profile

  • @FirstNameLastName-gz1sw
    @FirstNameLastName-gz1sw 2 года назад +106

    I used to pressure wash drive thrus and storefronts and once when I was adjusting the tip of my gun as I had done hundreds of times before, it went off and immediately blasted a pretty big chunk out of my thumb.
    Seriously, DONT underestimate how powerful these things are

    • @Stache987
      @Stache987 2 года назад +13

      My grandmother bought a pressure washer expected me to use it on her old vynil siding that was cracking and loose, I told her I was inexperienced and it could cause more damage that gain.

    • @kylemcweeny878
      @kylemcweeny878 2 года назад +6

      I was doing the fascia board i think its called (the wood that is under the edge of the roof that faces the street) on a ladder.
      At one point I was facing the street and pressure cleaning behind me waving the wand close to my arm
      Anyway long story short I caught my arm with the spray almost right at the tip only for a second!
      That was when I was like 16 years old im 32 now I still have the scar
      Just ripped my skin right off!
      I tattooed over it but you can still see it lol

    • @anetnut
      @anetnut 2 года назад +1

      Yep, watch out. Don’t they use water for laser work? It’s all in the settings. Be careful out there!

  • @Dontknockit101
    @Dontknockit101 9 месяцев назад +1

    I see you give total respect to the elderly. Love that in a man !! May you be blessed for blessing others !!

  • @sarahh2072
    @sarahh2072 Год назад +2

    I'm so glad you do voiceovers, there are other channels that just show someone mowing or weeding or w/e and its really cool to see the results but I really want to hear someone talk about what they're doing lol

  • @laurabenevelli6783
    @laurabenevelli6783 2 года назад +556

    I love that you’re doing this for the elderly and disabled. It always looks so good when you’re done.
    I’m a 100% disabled veteran and have to pay someone to cut my grass. He’s at a reasonable rate for that but his price for pressure washing is definitely out of my price range.
    I’ve live here since 1971 (when the house was built and my parents / family moved in) with the exception of about 8 years while I lived on my own, was in the Army and was married to my ex. Nothing has ever been washed but is not nearly as bad as many of the ones you do but it’s still nasty. If you ever come to the Chicago suburbs you’re welcome to come clean my place. 🤭

    • @suzannek3406
      @suzannek3406 2 года назад +25

      If you can move to Texas your money will go so much further for you. My hubby is 100% disabled vet too and Texas has been great to us for over 20 years.

    • @gregbowers3505
      @gregbowers3505 2 года назад +5

      Do all these houses have people living in them or some of them vacant, and I was curious if they're vacant and you first contact the owners or do you just do it as a surprise

    • @evana1900
      @evana1900 2 года назад +14

      texas has no property tax for 100 percent disabled veterans.

    • @laurabenevelli6783
      @laurabenevelli6783 2 года назад +9

      I can’t handle the heat in Texas. I’ve visited there before. It’s to hot for me.

    • @laurabenevelli6783
      @laurabenevelli6783 2 года назад +7

      Illinois has free property tax for 100% disabled veterans too if the house is in your name.

  • @nathaliep8512
    @nathaliep8512 2 года назад +114

    As you're shoveling all that stuff at the bottom of the stairs, my gardener's heart is like "ooohhhh all that good compost and those worms!"... Looks fantastic! Great work!

    • @qrazuriteguardian914
      @qrazuriteguardian914 2 года назад +3

      Oh my gosh, I came here to comment the exact same thing!

    • @Dizastermaster.
      @Dizastermaster. 2 года назад +3

      Thats 30 years of the natural stuff right there for ya lol

    • @ahudgens7121
      @ahudgens7121 2 года назад +1

      Thank goodness I'm not the only one. I'm watching and at the bonus step part ... I'm kind of jealous of how much the leaf liter has broken down, and how gorgeous that black gold is!! Would love to put that in my composter!!

  • @irenewatts2874
    @irenewatts2874 Год назад +1

    I think you are AWESOME. Helping people with grass cutting and power washing. Keep up
    the great work you do and don’t let the haters bother you. Stay safe and well.

  • @deecooper1567
    @deecooper1567 Год назад +1

    I love how you never point fingers wherever you are. Some people are very private & others very humble as to not ask for help. You’re very respectful.
    I really like your music. The guitar is very peaceful. Do you play ? I can see you relaxing & strumming quietly 🎸 for the fam.
    I’m rambling lol. 👵🏻👩‍🌾❣️

  • @waytoson
    @waytoson 2 года назад +416

    Love that you did the research and math on the cost of the water for the homeowner... That is something I have wondered... Literally thought it would be about $20, which is still mega cheap for the service and result they get but under $2 is REALLLY amazing... Thank you

    • @rubylindsey2004
      @rubylindsey2004 2 года назад +22

      I really won’t care how much water you used it would be worth it because you always do a awesome job.

    • @ireneramos698
      @ireneramos698 2 года назад +8

      I love 💙 both of the channels 💙💙🖐️🖐️ I love supposing you though your my favorite RUclipsr !!✌️💙💙 Kevin is the best !!

    • @humbleservices6418
      @humbleservices6418 2 года назад +11

      20$ for that much water would make having a pool only for the ultra rich ;)

    • @amandathurston2720
      @amandathurston2720 2 года назад +13

      If you live in Chicago, there’s people who’s water bills are more than their house.

    • @rubylindsey2004
      @rubylindsey2004 2 года назад +8

      @@amandathurston2720 wow sorry to hear that.

  • @AleaumeAnders
    @AleaumeAnders 2 года назад +115

    I'm not elderly, probably just a few years your senior. I've even got a similar build to you. People seeing me, and the projects I like(d) to do, would never guess that someone like THAT would need help with simple things like getting the weeds off the gravel path in front of the garden. But health can be failing you in many ways. Even someone that looks like a beefy middle aged male can be forced to let things "slide" for months or even years (and be mightily frustrated about it). So... thank you for helping people, independent of what they look like. While it might be hard to swallow the pride, and being forced to accept such help, I can't tell you strongly enough how much it means to being offered help. Thank you.

    • @Carolinejoyamico
      @Carolinejoyamico 2 года назад +2

      Let me guess…. Military veteran?
      You sound like my husband. I understand invisible wounds and illnesses. God bless you.

    • @AleaumeAnders
      @AleaumeAnders 2 года назад +3

      @@Carolinejoyamico Nope thankfully not. I can't even begin to fathom the problems veterans have to go through. In my case the background is much more "tame" than that, even if the result might be "similar".
      Still your guess might give others a picture of how weird such things might look for outsiders: a burly ex-marine to "lazy" to do his garden?
      Nope, not lazy, continuously exhausted from fighting the shadows of his/her past. Being able to lift the world on (rare) good days, and expecting him/herself to do so every day.
      But after months or even years of sleep disturbed by nightmares. Of constant high stress levels, choking the life out of him/her. Each day, every day. Even the most infatigable and headstrong person can be so wrung out, that just mowing that f...unny lawn can be to much to do.
      I wish you and your husband all the best. And f...un those that tell him to "just pull himself together" and do his stuff. He deserves to heal, has the right to heal. And he will heal, albeit slowly.

    • @Carolinejoyamico
      @Carolinejoyamico 2 года назад

      @@AleaumeAnders wow. I like you. I wish my husband and I could hang out with you. You sound like a good person.
      😌
      I hope things go well for you.

  • @Sunstop
    @Sunstop Год назад +2

    The fact that you are giving of yourself, time to help those that are unable to help themselves, I find most commendable! God has provided you a way to do what you love. Kudos and blessings, always!

  • @brendasaxton6505
    @brendasaxton6505 Год назад +1

    Very nice of him and all the other people who do these nice things for those in need.

  • @marymcdonald3778
    @marymcdonald3778 2 года назад +72

    I admire you for your empathy. Our home used to be one of the best looking lawns. The front yard looked like a putting green - no weeds. Now we're old and disabled. I miss working in the yard - planting and trimming. My husband is very ill and his breathing problems limits his time in the pollinated and humid weather outside. He misses his vegetable garden and horseshoes. I'm restricted to a wheelchair due to my horrible health problems too many to type. People like us would be incredibly grateful. It's a blow to our pride that we're unable to tackle our exterior mess. My husband is too embarrassed to ask for help because we were the ones helping friends, neighbors and family with their lawn care. I pray one day I'll get a knock on the door or surprised with work being done. My husband & I mowed, shoveled and pruned trees, lawns and walkways for many people. You and your wife have already secured a place in people's hearts and now a beautiful spot in heaven🍀🌴🌳🚜🛐

  • @rheah7180
    @rheah7180 2 года назад +126

    I was inordinately excited when you found that bonus ‘step’. I know it added a bunch more work that you didn’t think you’d signed up for but it was sooooo satisfying to watch you dig it out and get it cleaned up. Bless you for your amazing positive energy and influence on the world. You’re a prime example of how, no matter what your skills are, you can make the world a better place. Thank you for your awesomeness.
    Also, as an Australian, I definitely vote for you coming down here to make some international content. Of course, we have our own folks doing pressure washing and external maintenance, but we will always welcome a beautiful spirit like yours. Much love.

  • @Salemraine
    @Salemraine Год назад +8

    I only just recently found your channel(s) and i'm completely in love with your content and personality. You're so positive and it;s so fun seeing you do what you love and seeing you cheer other people up as well. I'm defiantly going to stick around and watch your videos FOREVER. You deserve way more subscribers and likes i mean it, keep up the good work that you do and keep up the positive vibes

    • @LawnCareJuggernaut
      @LawnCareJuggernaut  Год назад +1

      Holly thank you so much for the support ❤️

    • @Salemraine
      @Salemraine Год назад

      @@LawnCareJuggernaut No problem ^^ I'll always support an amazing content creator like yourself

  • @prpjumper8835
    @prpjumper8835 10 месяцев назад +1

    I LOVE the fact that you addressed the cost of water used!!!! I respect what you do, keep on keeping on!

  • @NLAlbrecht
    @NLAlbrecht 2 года назад +258

    I am bed bound from my MS and I am really loving that you do this for those who are in need. I went from loving to work in the yard to using adaptive equipment to tend the pots I could reach from my wheelchair. Now I call in to the local fabulous nursery what I want in the pots by the front door. They deliver and my caregivers plant them up and I have a service tends the lawn. There was a period where things got pretty overgrown. I could have used you then. Bless you! Think your storing up a lot of good karma!

    • @Raymondgogolf
      @Raymondgogolf 2 года назад +5

      Hi Nancy I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this complement. If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….

    • @JoeyDecay
      @JoeyDecay 2 года назад

      God bless you. Stay strong.

    • @JoeyDecay
      @JoeyDecay 2 года назад

      @@Raymondgogolf her comment touched my heart as well

    • @Raymondgogolf
      @Raymondgogolf 2 года назад

      @@JoeyDecay Thanks for your amazing comment, You can text me with the gmail on my profile

  • @lesliepicazo7077
    @lesliepicazo7077 2 года назад +311

    You’re out there doing gods work helping the elderly stay safe. The world needs more people like this.

    • @DJGrath
      @DJGrath 2 года назад +8

      God aint a thing so, but he is doin good work

    • @gamingnerdontop1911
      @gamingnerdontop1911 2 года назад +2

      @@DJGrath he is a real thing God loves u mate

    • @ScarBrxke
      @ScarBrxke 2 года назад +2

      @@DJGrath God may not be real to you, but to others he is. I love God and God loves me. You don't believe in God but God still loves you.

    • @AhkleekMaDheekh
      @AhkleekMaDheekh 2 года назад +7

      @@ScarBrxke there is no such thing as "real to you" not until you or anyone can demonstrate that there are separate realities. There is fact and there is fiction, real and not real, that is called a true dichotomy. Something, by definition, cannot be real and not real. That's like if I told you that grizzly bears are real to some people but not others. It's patently absurd.

    • @DJGrath
      @DJGrath 2 года назад

      @@gamingnerdontop1911 gonna take a super long time to convince me that something thats "proof" lies 5 thousand years ago in the hands of people nowhere near our current intelligence, a compilation book writtin by a ton of different people, that the current vatican refuses to re-translate when they can. Religion is a ding-dong-dash level prank that allows old groups of men to have control over something. Theres been more children soiled by priests than prayers that have even been answered. If any god actually existed, which why would there be in such a large universe, how has he literally never shown ever, things are WAY worse 😂 religion is a joke, a scam, and its sad that people think that for 5 thousand years of getting on their knees and thinking hard in the same building will change anything when it literally NEVER has

  • @rOnda88
    @rOnda88 Год назад +1

    Yeah, you never know what someone is going through. “You can’t judge a book by its cover.” can apply to houses the same as it applies to people.
    God has blessed you with such an amazing gift & a heart to bless others with it. May He continue to bless you & thank you for helping people!! You’re a great role model!

  • @justagirl8476
    @justagirl8476 Год назад +2

    I love what he starts talking about at 28:09. Shows the heart & purpose behind his work. PTL for outlets like RUclips that make his free service a possibility. 🙏😌🙌

  • @stepandanek6138
    @stepandanek6138 2 года назад +55

    I hope you don't mind me chipping in - i studied reconstruction (in Europe), and although you are correct that the crack is from the foundation settling, I doubt the structure is affected much at all. Small cracks like these are fine, and for the most part - if the house is old - it's already settled and won't get worse.
    But it's surprising seeing someone thinking about these cracks correctly, it's refreshing, thank you.

  • @cindyshelton3103
    @cindyshelton3103 2 года назад +40

    Do you ever get started and think "what did I get myself into" this is a lot of work for free! Doing a great job and helping lots of people! May God Bless you!

    • @robineast6446
      @robineast6446 2 года назад +1

      I thought the same thing, or they end up doing a half-a**ed job because it turned out to be too much! Lol

  • @danadilley9260
    @danadilley9260 Год назад +4

    What great restoration you do! I can only image the blessing you provide these individuals.

  • @jeremyl8032
    @jeremyl8032 Год назад +12

    Awesome job, we need more people like you in the world. You’re just trying to make a living , and helping people in the process. Have you thought about getting the homeowners reaction to a finished job? I would think that would be an added bonus, from a viewer standpoint.

  • @comfortouch
    @comfortouch 2 года назад +61

    Back when I was selling my house I was doing 'improvements' as I could manage (time& money). My house sat on the market for about 6 months without a single looker. I finally got around to getting the stucco cleaned up, I 'bleached' it and got the tree leaf stains off the roof. Within a week, I had 3 offers. What you are doing is not only making things nicer for the homeowners, but also increasing the value of their place.

    • @polo619652
      @polo619652 2 года назад +1

      Real estate broker who's been trying to sell the house for months: STONKS

  • @WoodlandWalks
    @WoodlandWalks 2 года назад +152

    Another great community service job ! I love that you have actually made that path safe for people as that algae is sooo slippery. You may save someone having a serious injury. That is priceless.
    Great content ✊

    • @bobbilord9102
      @bobbilord9102 2 года назад +4

      Im in Southeastern Colorado, small towns, would really like to see ya

  • @ChristinaMacDonald777
    @ChristinaMacDonald777 Год назад +1

    It's such a good feeling to see people be so very blessed as they sit in their homes and receive some love and attention to their hm and property from some one(You🌟) sent to them from the great Lord above for reasons more than we all know, bringing healing, love and attention to those in need.
    Thank You for all you do!💞💞💞🌟 God sees you, that's for sure!💞💞💞✝️

  • @grandmaschrauder909
    @grandmaschrauder909 Год назад +2

    Real nice job. Love to see someone that takes pride and what they do. Right on

  • @SeeMeRolling
    @SeeMeRolling 2 года назад +286

    I'm wheelchair bound and I dream of having a house one day and growing old there but even if I could afford one, taking care of the property would be a nightmare and paying others to do it is expensive. Whenever I see people doing volunteer work or charity like this it makes me so happy. Sometimes I struggle to be positive and feel like humanity is terrible etc... Seeing people doing wholesome things definitely helps with that. I really appreciate it

    • @hudson474
      @hudson474 2 года назад +13

      I love your user name

    • @SeeMeRolling
      @SeeMeRolling 2 года назад +5

      @@hudson474 Thank u!

    • @timotrekdrop4606
      @timotrekdrop4606 2 года назад +10

      I hope one day all your dreams come true 👍

    • @SeeMeRolling
      @SeeMeRolling 2 года назад +5

      @@timotrekdrop4606 Thank u I appreciate it

    • @SeeMeRolling
      @SeeMeRolling 2 года назад +3

      @@darylb.moretocome6386 Thank u!

  • @aceofspades3003
    @aceofspades3003 2 года назад +93

    You're such a genuinely caring person, an excellent example of how neighbors and communities should help each other. Keep up the great work!!

    • @sowingbird8845
      @sowingbird8845 2 года назад +2

      Ace of Spades I totally agree!

    • @sowingbird8845
      @sowingbird8845 2 года назад +4

      @Ben Crawford It is Luke 6:31 Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.❤❤❤

    • @TheKat1959
      @TheKat1959 2 года назад +1

      @@sowingbird8845 Amen 🙏🙏🙏

  • @ramvargas7412
    @ramvargas7412 Год назад +1

    Awesomeness.!!! You and your wife have huge hearts.!!! 100% Respect...

  • @jeffreyparks2371
    @jeffreyparks2371 2 года назад +15

    I miss power washing. I did it for a living for 10 years in my 30’s. Now pushing 60, the other day I simply washed my patio and it’d like to have killed me lol. Then my wife said p/w the house. I’m calling someone younger, I’ll gladly pay now. You’re a fine example of a decent human being, my friend. Bless you.

  • @DeannaAKADeanna
    @DeannaAKADeanna 2 года назад +108

    I love that you're there to do something for someone with no judgement. Never know what might be going on in someone's life or what limitations they have that aren't obvious. I feel gratitude just watching it.

  • @redpoloma3950
    @redpoloma3950 Год назад +1

    When one gets old people like you are a blessing. Kind of a dying breed♥️

  • @thevgirl5428
    @thevgirl5428 Год назад +1

    That's a really beautiful thing you're doing. Bless you and your very patient family.

  • @ecl4396
    @ecl4396 2 года назад +61

    honestly I love the look of really old overgrown concrete, yet this was still really satisfying to watch

  • @kas4751
    @kas4751 2 года назад +77

    What a great guy! His positivity, humility and drive is infectious!

  • @kittythecat8974
    @kittythecat8974 Год назад +6

    Also, keep in mind that at one point the road was paved with asphalt over the original concrete. That created a low point at the edge of the road where water was going to sit right on that sidewalk, and all the debris and dirt would wash up there. So it was an evitable, unless the homeowner kept it clean consistently, it was going to silt in very quickly within a year or two.

  • @Tapman99
    @Tapman99 Год назад +2

    So satisfying. I remember seeing an old concrete patio cleaned for the first time.
    We had just moved into an old house and I was roller skating around outside. My parents thought I had ruined the patio as I was leaving lighter marks in the concrete where I had skated (essentially cutting through the grime).
    Luckily they eventually realised what was happening and bought a power hose. I’ve love cleaning dirty concrete ever since.

  • @krzykris
    @krzykris 2 года назад +205

    I haven't pressure washed for about 10 years. Since I got divorced, I've been living in condos. However, it was one of the most satisfying activities of home maintenance. You are doing a valuable service for people. After my father died and I moved out of state, my mom struggled to maintain her property. She would certainly have appreciated an act of kindness like you provide those in need.

    • @BuffaloNickel9
      @BuffaloNickel9 2 года назад +7

      There are people out there who are not able to do this themselves. they are great people and I don't judge. For all I know it's an elderly person who fought for our country and it's the reason I'm here. Or someone who would help me if I needed help.
      I do the same type of work when time permits and I can tell you, it's actually me who gets the most joy out of helping others!

    • @BuffaloNickel9
      @BuffaloNickel9 2 года назад +9

      I actually have a long story below of something super cool that happened to me one day. It is a bit long, my apologies.
      When I do this free work for those in need, my hope is to make them feel how I felt in this story.
      Note: Its tough work everyday. The effort I put into my landscaping business to the smallest details, planting flowers, annuals perennials, trees, shrubs, plants, spreading pine-straw, mulch, installing irrigation lines, cutting turf grass on large properties where I also do all the Turf Care and spraying of herbicides, liquid fertilizers, granular fertilizer, lime, soil tests, overseeding in the winter time, the list truly goes on .... I work alone by myself. Story is below
      I do have people tell me they appreciate my work occasionally, but I'll never forget one particular lady one sunny spring afternoon.
      A complete stranger, she was probably 60 years old, flagged me down from her vehicle as I was working on a piece of land that was actually the entrance to a very nice upscale neighborhood.
      As she approached walking with a smile, I was both curious and glad to take a much-needed break.
      The lady introduced herself as Susan. As I introduced myself back, I said with mild embarrassment: "I'm sorry. I would shake your hand, but I've been planting flowerbeds for several days now in the dirt..."
      She grinned and replied, "It's not a problem" as she held her right hand out to shake.
      From there she said, "about those flower beds....Did you know I was born and raised in this town? I drive down this road almost every single day as I gaze upon the beautiful sights of this landscape."
      "Now, I'm not quite wealthy enough to have a house in this neighborhood, but that doesn't stop me from enjoying the flowers and trees on a beautiful spring day like today that I have always taken for granted."
      "I recently realized how bad it would look if this was just another concrete parking lot or unsightly View."
      Susan continued: "I'd never thought about the gentlemen who make these views possible all around town. it must be a lot of work? Look at that grass" she exclaimed!
      " They could play professional baseball on that!"
      As I chuckled because that particular grass I've spent countless hours maintaining, I tried to humbly reply:
      "thank you! And yes it's quite a bit of work, but you've made my day."
      Then, just as I thought she was going to leave, she motioned me to her vehicle for a surprise...
      She'd brought me lunch!
      BBQ sandwich, ribs, slaw, sweet tea, and a piece of chocolate pie. I still remember.
      It was actually from one of my favorite barbecue places in town and enough to eat for dinner as well...
      She shook my hand goodbye and left.
      I haven't seen her in a while now, but from that point on anytime I was working on that property and she drove by I waved at her car and she always waved back with a thumbs-up! I hope she's doing well.
      Guys and gals, spread the love and make someone feel as joyful & appreciated like I did that day 6 years ago.
      Thank somebody who does landscaping for a living or is just a homeowner who likes to work in their yard. Compliment them! they are the ones creating these beautiful views we get to enjoy.
      Thx for reading my story!

    • @Tao_Tology
      @Tao_Tology 2 года назад

      100%
      jet washing old stones and sanding down floorboards are two jobs I willing do for free.

  • @jefffarrer9585
    @jefffarrer9585 2 года назад +144

    You're an incredible man and the U.S. could use about 150 million more fellas like you.

    • @Frietoe
      @Frietoe 2 года назад +4

      Lmao 30% of the population would be power washers?

    • @Drew-jy7dl
      @Drew-jy7dl 2 года назад +1

      @@Frietoe Good one 🤦‍♂️

    • @juki6377
      @juki6377 2 года назад +2

      @@Frietoe think of the water bill :P

    • @CountingStars333
      @CountingStars333 2 года назад +1

      @@Frietoe No, they would be kind.

  • @josevatora3399
    @josevatora3399 Год назад +1

    Like how you don't let negative comments get to you. Kudos from the Fiji Islands and stay blessed with your family.👍👍

  • @margiemogle928
    @margiemogle928 9 месяцев назад

    If you ever come to Eugene Oregon you have a free place to stay, shower, meals and park! I just love what you do and your compassionate and loving spirit!!❤

  • @brandonogden3498
    @brandonogden3498 2 года назад +132

    Everybody deserves help, everyone deserves that kind of love and charity - no qualifications needed. We don't know what struggles everyone else is facing.
    It's just a shame there isn't more of it to go around.

    • @ethanstump
      @ethanstump 2 года назад

      our economic system is predicated on qualifications needed. We must get rid of that notion in our economic system, and reinstate from each according to their ability, to each according to their need. We must seize the means of administration.

  • @genericalias2179
    @genericalias2179 2 года назад +30

    Hey there!
    First, I want to start off by saying thank you. Thank you for helping these people, and doing it for free. But thank you for helping me, too.
    I'm a 16 year old with ADHD who really struggled with cleaning, well, anything. My room, my lizard's cage, bathrooms, ect. I have problems with doing anything I don't have intrest in.
    But then I found your channel, your videos, and.... it was like a switch flipped in my head. Seeing you be so excited to find a sidewalk while washing a walkway was just... I don't even know the word for it. Inspiring? Amazing? Enlightening? I don't know.
    You helped me realize it's not the cleaning itself, but it's the end goal. You can change a dirty and dank bathroom into a shining one by just hard work and some tools- that's amazing to me.
    So thank you. So much. I mean it.
    - Alias

    • @michaelconroy9975
      @michaelconroy9975 2 года назад

      It's hard to stay focused when the government and doctors feed kids meth and call it adhd medication

  • @timhendren6489
    @timhendren6489 Год назад +2

    Wow, what a transformation! I absolutely LOVE “before & after!!!” Simply amazing!
    LOVE what you do!!!

  • @bornabasic
    @bornabasic Год назад +1

    I love how youtube sometimes randomly shows amazing creators like this in my recommended feed. I am definitely subscribing. Love your energy! Keep up the great work!

  • @FigaroHey
    @FigaroHey 2 года назад +146

    When I was a kid and watched educational television, I never could understand when archaeologists uncovered old roads or houses or other large objects. I mean...how does your road get buried and another road get laid in the same place years later? Now I know: those Romans didn't power wash their pavements.

    • @CarolReidCA
      @CarolReidCA 2 года назад +11

      There was politics and some ill feelings involved then too. I believe at least some of those roads were buried and new roads over them in a different type and style were laid over the old roads very purposefully. There's some interesting history about that.

    • @cheryellemley-mcroy6758
      @cheryellemley-mcroy6758 2 года назад +11

      Nature will reclaim her planet if given the time.

    • @Carolinejoyamico
      @Carolinejoyamico 2 года назад +1

      That’s an awesome comment!

    • @littlefiddlechick1513
      @littlefiddlechick1513 2 года назад +1

      Hahaha!

    • @maryezell3888
      @maryezell3888 2 года назад

      Way back in high school Latin class, the teacher used to rave about the Roman roads crisscrossing the breath

  • @gagirlb
    @gagirlb 2 года назад +49

    I wish I could give this a thousand Likes! I enjoy how dedicated he is to each job. He DOESN'T GIVE UP!!! So inspiring!👏👏👏💖

  • @jimcanter4665
    @jimcanter4665 Год назад +1

    Thanks for doing what you do for everyone. It's the heart behind it that makes it so cool 😎. God Bless You and your Family

  • @pegkeith1163
    @pegkeith1163 Год назад

    I am someone that always liked doing some trim and I used to ride our mower and do the almost 3 areas of front yard till I had 3 spinal fusions and 3 spinal lamenectomies from a car accidents 32 yrs ago. As life goes the older you get the weaker the body gets,,,or is that the mind!!,,,anyways my hubby does the yard work now. But I do know power washers really are the best thing ever made!! So having someone special like is absolutely a godsend for people who cannot do these things themselves!! I have a friend whose push mower quit working and no other mower as a backup,,,none!! She never said a word to us and would you believe she used regular SCISSORS!!,,,yes you saw that right!! She did front, back,and both sides of yard which was about an acre!! When she told me l was shocked and asked her why she didn't say anything. She said I'm healthy and strong (weighs about 105 #!!). And said her hubby was working on fixing the mower. He got it fixed but one of his parents had an Xtra one and gave it to him so they used the fixed one as a backup!! But people of all ages can have numerous health problems that are not visible and there are the haters that say they are just lazy and this one was not completely healthy either. She told me a little fib (she calls it little!!) She has copd/emphysema from working in a foundry for years. So I am claiming for everyone who can read or listen: GOD made you one of his earthbound Angels 😇😇😇 to help those who could use alittle help and I'm saying THANK YOU ANGEL 😇😇🙏🙏🙏!! And GOD BLESS YOU and he'll keep you in his graces🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤

  • @wildflower-spirit-creations
    @wildflower-spirit-creations 2 года назад +89

    Being elderly and handicapped I can't imagine stepping out onto those steps in the rain. I hope those people appreciate what you're doing.

    • @SallyGirl15
      @SallyGirl15 2 года назад +3

      Those steps should probably have a railing.

  • @dmm29
    @dmm29 2 года назад +25

    I have the utmost respect for the folks who work outside in all types of weather to make lawns beautiful.

  • @shake7691
    @shake7691 Год назад +1

    Love people like you who just love helping people....wonderful!!

  • @deetempleton80
    @deetempleton80 11 месяцев назад +1

    Beautiful job. An no Bleach. This will look brand new. Our hats an spray wash off to you...
    Blessings to you an yours

  • @ThatLittleTexanWoman
    @ThatLittleTexanWoman 2 года назад +17

    These kinds of cleanup videos are a good metaphor for many problems in life. For one particular person a problem may seem overwhelming. But somewhere there is a helper for that problem that not only has the tools and experience, but they ENJOY fixing it. It is all about perspective. Everyone gets overwhelmed by something. But someone probably knows how to fix it for you.

  • @TheSethism
    @TheSethism 2 года назад +21

    Man, I don't even like mowing my own lawn, but your kindness and humbleness has me hooked.

  • @sibelle1
    @sibelle1 Год назад +1

    I love the talking. Not all the time, but in between music and working. You can always switch it off if you don't.

  • @lois8844
    @lois8844 Год назад

    Talk all you want. You talk about what you do and why and this is what it's about. Many of these home owners are disabled or elderly, or for any number of reasons are no longer able. I myself have two friends who come mow my grass every year. We have a payment system set up. I no longer am able due to breathing issues and residual weakness on one side from multiple strokes. I find watching this channel and the others relaxing. When you are to avoid stress as much as possible this is perfect.

  • @crystalawrey2362
    @crystalawrey2362 2 года назад +34

    Honestly I love doing anything for the seniors in my neighborhood. My parents live with me because they are unable to live alone. Seniors especially during covid have been so lonely. At the peak I would do groceries just whatever they needed. If it meant standing out in a snowstorm chatting threw the window while I shoveled. They have lived and seen so much. They are just pure gems in my life.