I've been doing some research to start a pothole/asphalt care business. I'd love it if you guys could interview someone on that field. It looks like it could be a market hard to get into since most jobs are city jobs. Thanks for the good content!
Just from watching the first minute I can see why he’s succeeding , he chose pressure washing but would succeed in a other home service. In 5 years this guy will be a monster.
One thing that wasn't discussed was it seems he's servicing a very high income area? People with lots of disposable income. If someone tried to run the same business in a middle-lower class neighborhood the results might not be great.
You don’t service only 1 neighborhood. I service all kinds of neighborhoods from rich, to middle class, to lower class. Set minimums so that you still make money on lower jobs
I love it! He's a marketing genius! The name, the colours and marketing style. Most people start a business the same ol professional looking, but he went against the status quo with the light hearted image. The brand is much more recognisable and they'll remember him as the purple wizard guy even if they don't remember the business name. 👌 I've been tossing the idea of a similar concept for awhile but kept kicking myself back by saying it might not be professional, but now I've been inspired.
Chase, you are truly inspirational. 18 and you are on fire. You are not just chopping wood. You are cutting a forest down. I started a cleaning business many years ago. I had a tank of fuel in my vehicle and hired a carpet machine for my first 3 jobs. Then bought a small machine. Some months later bought a medium machine. 8 years later I was burnt out. Went back to wages. If one has no experience, start on wages, get some experience. Then go on your own as I did. Good luck Chase. Upflip love your chanell.
Great Job Chase. Chase does great work and such a professional for a young age. He has done several jobs for me and also has given me work as a landscaper. Keep it up buddy
You're going to blow $400k kiddo! Wish I had my head right at your age. Im 37 and going to start a Softwash business. Great job and keep inspiring others
Just started this week. Been doing a bunch of free jobs to get my name out. Been less than a week and scored my first job. Took me 4 hours for $75 so i took a loss but its okay. I then got another job for $40. Took me 40 mins funny enough. And i got another today for $400. Im 20 and i work for pest control since i turned 19. My bosses love me and have been mentoring me. Im excited to start this up. Having mentors and already being in a service business has helped me alot. Took alot of inspiration from this video. Cant wait to see what happens next
Ik this is a few months old but hows it going? Im looking to start pressure washing. I got about a 5-700 dollar budget so im looking to get a 2.5 gpm machine for now. Could you tell me how your business is going and how you market and all that
@@wizardwash7717 not to shabby !!! I was working out of the trunk of my 2005 mustang so not much space lol. I made enough to buy a truck so space is great. I bought an actual pressure washer now not some electric crap. I have reels and tons of chemicals. I built side rails to which is perfect for the dump hauls i also do. Still work my 9-5 service job so im out in the sun all day. Im about to turn 21 and i think im doing good. Having a normal service job allowed me to spread the word more since i know a ton of people. I also got my logos and cards !
High school guidance counselor: "You have to go to college to be financially successful." 18 year old: "Hold my root beer. Nah, screw it, hold my beer. I make three times as much money as you."
this is a great channel. i started my headstone business with my taxes one year lol 8 years later we are still going. Buddy can definitely hit 400k with his mindset. It's great seeing the younger generation of entrepreneur coming up
This young guy is going places, he isn't afraid to act, that's the mentality you need to succeed, he kept it simple yet effective and very professional🔥 Young people take notes and take control of your future.
Man this young guy inspires me. I’m a veteran I’ve done the most scary things on earth and it’s still so freaky to market myself but man this is awesome.
Great job chase. I started last year January 6 2022 pretty much a similar story like you but I’m not age 18 I’m more like 33 😅 made like 220k and I was mind blown because my goal was to at least make 60-80k and I went passed that when I added like 10 services to my company. Now I’m at 70k for the year atm slow month just like last year but I’m aiming to at least hit 300k this year with god on my side of course because he’s been a blessing my whole journey. Specially since I come from a very poor family. This has changed my life forever. Glad to see people with a similar story on RUclips. It’s like watching myself on RUclips. Hope you reach your goals dude much blessings.
Saved with other videos I'm a watch again, 35 and have worked hard for low wages... slow learner. Appreciate the video and will be applying a few of your tips now and maybe more later, will watch again. Have not yet started or got the right equipment, licensing, or insurance. Doing the research and found ya video, also appreciate the questions asked.
I enjoy seeing these successful stories. My wife and I leaving law enforcement to run our pressure washing business has been amazing. Looking to top 250 this year which ain’t bad for the south 😂
From someone on the outside looking in at pressure washing. I think a good idea is to get 1-2 A-frames to set up on the side walk while you are at a site for hours marketing you business. I see a lot of restaurants do that in front of their store. I think it would be a good idea for this business. Whatcha think?
I am 54 getting back into the pressure washing business n even at my age with what I know already it's tough for me cause I am juggling with a full time job as well. Congrats Chase for being so young and taking this venture, keep doing what you are doing and you will far exceed your expectations, no need to wish you luck, you know what you are doing and where you are going, so keep chopping wood and before you know it you will be off the truck with a handful of employees and enjoying life.
Problem with employees is that you have pay. Especially if you find a good one. Pay to keep, even during slow times. Hourly does not work. Pay daily or by the job.
Nice work, Chase! My 20yr old son is getting started with pressure washing (adding to his window cleaning biz) in Tampa. Thank you for sharing your experience and your story. Super helpful and if the opportunity arises, would love to connect!
Great content. Rooting for Chase to be a huge success. Talking to my 24 year son (who has a full time job) about starting a pressure washing business as a side hustle with his unemployed friend.
Yeah a kid who still has an employee at 24 and an unemployed kid. Sure that'll go great 😂 have them start by selling solar or pest control and see if they have what it takes
I respect it all, but $89 driveways? $179 lanai+driveway? That $140k must be gross and not net since we didn't hear anything about expenses on SH, otherwise you'd have to be pushing a lot of jobs per day or you're doing more house washes over those types of jobs. Either way, any pressure cleaning guy will say that is extremely low. I just started and I'm charging double that for driveways. That's why I'm confused........
Y’all can talk all the shit yall want, but y’all cant hate on that young kid! I know for us minorities might be hard but we can’t make this an excuse to hit those number etc! When i was 18 i worked in a Painting job in Downtown New Orleans and the owner was black…. This man had a contract for one of the Hotels in Canal Street, mind you he was just starting, you think them ppl gave a fuck what race he was? As long as we delivered on time they didnt care and we all were minorities working there.
This is my 3rd year doing what Chase does and I'm not at his level. Though business is booming. I'm almost 40 though so it's tougher on my body. Would love to be young again. I'm looking to expand this year to get off the truck. I can't do what chase does anymore (even though I am.) That is, cleaning and answering the phones and still having a bunch of positive energy. I could have 200% with some to spare at his age but not anymore sadly. It took this business to realize it. Congrats Chase on a job well done getting there so fast. I'm going to have to hire someone just to catch up to you young man. Inspiring honestly.
Bro 12k a month isn't high level. I started a window cleaning business and was making $30k /mo revenue and $20k / mo for myself after one month. Go knock doors lol
@@MrGoodeats It's not high level but it's not bad either. 500 a day with weekends off. Also, location matters. I'd be curious where you live. My sweat spot is 12cent a sf. I've tried higher but I lose too many sales. I live in an area where the income isn't super high but people do well. I know in some other states they charge 20cent a sf and people pay it all day. Obviously that's going to cause a big revenue gap on paper but I guarantee my cost of living is much lower so it's all relative. I also didn't start my business to get rich. I started it to be my own boss. I can get all my bills paid with only 2 weeks of work. I'm more than happy with that. It's not always about the money. Money doesn't motivate me. If I have to chose between knocking on doors or relaxing after the bills are paid, I chose relaxing. Will that allow my business to grow and be able to hire employees? Well, no. But I'm content. I'm about to start pushing harder though to increase the revenue. Not to be rich but mainly to be able to start hiring employees and get off the truck. If I make a lot of money in the process of expanding than good for me, but money isn't the goal. I live a very simple life.
@@chuckgood3972 I am in DFW and only knock in high end areas. I also never price by window or sq ft. I literally go door to door and charge them as high as I think they'll pay. Yeah my cost of living is very high haha but also I did that on purpose to force me to work. Sorry if I came off rude it just blows my mind how negative and how much self doubt is expressed in all these comments. I also come from a sales background and am use to making $30-40k per month so I guess it's different. This is much more meaningful to me
Getting off the truck was incredibly terrifying and I certainly didn’t have the systems necessary off the bat. Problems, pain = new system. Lol. Start of day checklists for equipment (so they don’t forget things), companycam (app), employee reviews for the first few weeks, truck trackers, vehicle policies, multiple training sheets to help identify stains etc. Job summary forms, percentage pay (absolutely do not pay hourly) the list goes on. But these are a few that changed my experience with employees. Too many people complain they can’t find good help, yet they have none of this in place or are an awful leader. Hope you are doing well and this helps. Also, not to discourage, but keep in mind - bad employees, which you will experience, are going to suck your energy right out of you. It is harder to be off the truck than do it all yourself, but very worth it.
Nice one Chase...I'm 52 and 26 years in the P'washing trade....my boy is 15 and although I want him to do better than me, I will always be there with advice for him if he decides to follow my path !
Chase, this was a great episode and I’m glad to see your accomplishments. I also really like your website. What did you use to build the site? Keep killing it!
Glad you love this video! Your appreciation means a lot to us and motivates us to continue producing content like this. Do you have a business topic you want to see next on the channel? 🤔
I don’t know if it’s easier in America than it is in Australia but the market is very saturated and there’s always somebody charging a better deal than you… or most people are willing to clean the property themselves over here.
I have my own pressure washing business and this guy is killing it. He is doing exceptionally good for just starting out. He’s making money I’m hoping to make!
@@UpFlip since September of 2022. I’m finally at a point where it has completely replaced me previous full time job. This year I’m hoping I push beyond that. I’ve seen a couple of your vids on these home service providers and they’re a true inspiration.
As someone that is currently building my first pressure wash truck this is truly inspiring and gave me that help i needed to finish my build and get my A** out there!!
I’ve had this strong feeling to start a business for the last 2 weeks. I stay up late thinking and contemplating on what to do. And pressure washing keeps popping up. I really think I can excel at this. I want to start this, this year, would help me. This video already has a lot of knowledge. But the side little things I might need help on.
There's no reason why you won't excel at this! If you want to learn the nitty gritty of starting a pressure washing biz, please head on over to our blog and listen to our podcast for more detailed information. Best of luck! 👊
Chase, my son is starting up his pressure washing, what type of gas washer would be best we have a Craftsman 2.4 gpm, we ran out a tank of gas in about 15 mins. with a 16" Surface Cleaner. Could you give us some pointer Michael
PFG also owns and has other driving position such as… PFG-food service Core-mark/grocery/c-store EB brown - grocery/c-store Vista star 3 years driver then got promoted to sales.
@@UpFlip I’m in pressure washing,soft washing,and window cleaning. We do mostly commercial and niche work like gas stations ⛽️ and restaurants. All over the southeast USA
I'd love to hear even more detail about the logo and everything. The logo might have been a couple hundred dollars with a deal but the ramp itself was much more and that looks like a really nice truck. I'm starting a pressure washer business myself and I currently have a 2012 Honda Civic. I had enough money right now to buy buy a Craftsman 2.4 GPM pressure washer and I'm about to pick up a surface cleaner. For now, unless I get a better idea thrown at me, I'll probably end up renting a truck for the days that I have jobs I would love to hear any feedback however. Thank you for the great resource!
Thanks Chase! You just gave me an ahah moment and I realized I’ve been throwing money at the wall. Trying to do so many things and not being great at many of them. It’s time to fine tune.
It means a lot to us that we can touch lives through our videos. We hope you found value in the lessons and apply them for your success. Best of luck! 👊
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I've been doing some research to start a pothole/asphalt care business. I'd love it if you guys could interview someone on that field. It looks like it could be a market hard to get into since most jobs are city jobs. Thanks for the good content!
STOP WITH THE PRESSURE WASHING VIDEOS. WE GET IT. TRY RECORDING A DIFFERENT BUSINESS. EVERY OTHER VIDEO IS A PRESSURE WASHING OR CAR DETAILING VIDEO
Thanks for the feedback. What industry would you like to see?
@@UpFlip pothole/asphalt care business. maybe a trade could be nice too, like an electrician or plumber.
u guys are the best channel in entrepreneurship category. in every way
From an old man in the business, I can easily say that I'm very proud of you Chase. You keep up the good work and you'll achieve your goals.
Thank you James!!!
@@wizardwash7717 Hey chase, I am 15 and I am going to start my pressure washing business this spring, is there anyway I can get in contact with you?
@@wizardwash7717 the legend himself!? 😁
I second that.
@@calebcunningham4542 helloohow are you
Just from watching the first minute I can see why he’s succeeding , he chose pressure washing but would succeed in a other home service. In 5 years this guy will be a monster.
So proud to see a young man like this succeed. His parents are pretty awesome too!
Thanks for watching and supporting our channel! ☺️
One thing that wasn't discussed was it seems he's servicing a very high income area? People with lots of disposable income. If someone tried to run the same business in a middle-lower class neighborhood the results might not be great.
True, but nothing stopping a lower/middle-class entrepreneur from commuting a bit to nicer areas to get business.
I agree. You can’t make the same numbers in all demographics
You don’t service only 1 neighborhood. I service all kinds of neighborhoods from rich, to middle class, to lower class. Set minimums so that you still make money on lower jobs
Yup, it also comes down on marketing. Those people with disposable income picked him and trusted him to clean their most important asset. Good video.
Thank you captain obvious
This young man is incredible. Congrats on all your success Chase!! I have NO doubt that you will hit 400,000 this year!
What What’s wrongaaa
I love it! He's a marketing genius! The name, the colours and marketing style. Most people start a business the same ol professional looking, but he went against the status quo with the light hearted image. The brand is much more recognisable and they'll remember him as the purple wizard guy even if they don't remember the business name. 👌 I've been tossing the idea of a similar concept for awhile but kept kicking myself back by saying it might not be professional, but now I've been inspired.
Couldn't agree more!
Go for it brother!!
Absolute hustler. More content on small service based business owners like this!
You got it ;)
This is awesome . I just turned 17 , doing $8-14k a month with window cleaning . I took a lot out of this episode. Keep killing it man!
Cap
What city you’re in ?
@@2iLLxxx Not cap, just requires hard work . I started when I was 15.
@@Vone-pz3id Flagstaff , and Scottsdale Arizona.
@@DomKar2024 can you help me out? How can I go about doing that?
Chase, you are truly inspirational. 18 and you are on fire. You are not just chopping wood. You are cutting a forest down. I started a cleaning business many years ago. I had a tank of fuel in my vehicle and hired a carpet machine for my first 3 jobs. Then bought a small machine. Some months later bought a medium machine. 8 years later I was burnt out. Went back to wages.
If one has no experience, start on wages, get some experience. Then go on your own as I did.
Good luck Chase. Upflip love your chanell.
Thanks for watching and supporting our channel! ☺️
Great Job Chase. Chase does great work and such a professional for a young age. He has done several jobs for me and also has given me work as a landscaper. Keep it up buddy
That is awesome to hear! Thanks for sharing.
You're going to blow $400k kiddo! Wish I had my head right at your age. Im 37 and going to start a Softwash business. Great job and keep inspiring others
Awesome, JV! Good luck on getting started. Where are you located?
@@UpFlip Miami 🌴☀️.. Love your channel brother. Thank you for what you do! Valuable information for FREE.. priceless. Many blessings 🙏🏻
Same here 36 and trying to start my company now
Same here 28 and just starting
His brand isn’t tacky, it’s clean and original. I like it
Just started this week. Been doing a bunch of free jobs to get my name out. Been less than a week and scored my first job. Took me 4 hours for $75 so i took a loss but its okay. I then got another job for $40. Took me 40 mins funny enough. And i got another today for $400. Im 20 and i work for pest control since i turned 19. My bosses love me and have been mentoring me. Im excited to start this up. Having mentors and already being in a service business has helped me alot. Took alot of inspiration from this video. Cant wait to see what happens next
Still havent done the $400 job by the way so idk how long it will take. Im doing it today after work
Ik this is a few months old but hows it going? Im looking to start pressure washing. I got about a 5-700 dollar budget so im looking to get a 2.5 gpm machine for now. Could you tell me how your business is going and how you market and all that
How are you doing now?
@@wizardwash7717 not to shabby !!! I was working out of the trunk of my 2005 mustang so not much space lol. I made enough to buy a truck so space is great. I bought an actual pressure washer now not some electric crap. I have reels and tons of chemicals. I built side rails to which is perfect for the dump hauls i also do. Still work my 9-5 service job so im out in the sun all day. Im about to turn 21 and i think im doing good. Having a normal service job allowed me to spread the word more since i know a ton of people. I also got my logos and cards !
@@ib4296Are you on Discord ?
High school guidance counselor: "You have to go to college to be financially successful."
18 year old: "Hold my root beer. Nah, screw it, hold my beer. I make three times as much money as you."
This OUTSTANDING boy will be a BILLIONAIRE before he hits 40.
We thinks so too!
lol
Would love for you to check back in with him in a few years. This kid is going to do big things!
Totally agree, Ben! Can't wait to see what's next for him.
Man this is great too see . He will get that $400 revenue long as he stay positive and go with the flow and stay determined he gonna get it.
this is a great channel. i started my headstone business with my taxes one year lol 8 years later we are still going. Buddy can definitely hit 400k with his mindset. It's great seeing the younger generation of entrepreneur coming up
What's a headstone business?
This young guy is going places, he isn't afraid to act, that's the mentality you need to succeed, he kept it simple yet effective and very professional🔥
Young people take notes and take control of your future.
Do you have a email I would like to speak to you about your course.
Man this young guy inspires me. I’m a veteran I’ve done the most scary things on earth and it’s still so freaky to market myself but man this is awesome.
Putting yourself out there can definitely be challenging but you got this! Are you thinking of starting a pressure washing business as well? 💪🏼
He's full of shiz
Great job chase. I started last year January 6 2022 pretty much a similar story like you but I’m not age 18 I’m more like 33 😅 made like 220k and I was mind blown because my goal was to at least make 60-80k and I went passed that when I added like 10 services to my company. Now I’m at 70k for the year atm slow month just like last year but I’m aiming to at least hit 300k this year with god on my side of course because he’s been a blessing my whole journey. Specially since I come from a very poor family. This has changed my life forever. Glad to see people with a similar story on RUclips. It’s like watching myself on RUclips.
Hope you reach your goals dude much blessings.
Age is just a number, Eddiquette Tv! Doesn't matter who you were. What matters is what you do now to change it. Best of luck! 👊
I wish you continued success, my brother, I have endless respect for my working brothers.
Thanks for supporting, Chase!
Amen, God Bless y’all!
Bro even sits like a boss.
Saved with other videos I'm a watch again, 35 and have worked hard for low wages... slow learner. Appreciate the video and will be applying a few of your tips now and maybe more later, will watch again. Have not yet started or got the right equipment, licensing, or insurance. Doing the research and found ya video, also appreciate the questions asked.
Chase is a whole work vibe
I enjoy seeing these successful stories. My wife and I leaving law enforcement to run our pressure washing business has been amazing. Looking to top 250 this year which ain’t bad for the south 😂
That is awesome! Congrats on your success!
From someone on the outside looking in at pressure washing. I think a good idea is to get 1-2 A-frames to set up on the side walk while you are at a site for hours marketing you business. I see a lot of restaurants do that in front of their store. I think it would be a good idea for this business. Whatcha think?
This kid gives me hope for our future. He gave me a lot of good info and I’m 43
I am 54 getting back into the pressure washing business n even at my age with what I know already it's tough for me cause I am juggling with a full time job as well. Congrats Chase for being so young and taking this venture, keep doing what you are doing and you will far exceed your expectations, no need to wish you luck, you know what you are doing and where you are going, so keep chopping wood and before you know it you will be off the truck with a handful of employees and enjoying life.
Good luck getting started, John! We're rooting for your success!
Problem with employees is that you have pay. Especially if you find a good one. Pay to keep, even during slow times. Hourly does not work. Pay daily or by the job.
This guy will definitely be a multi-millionaire!
He's definitely on his way there!
Chase, you are truly inspirational. Loved your story, keep up the good work. Thank you UpFlip x
Such a driven and determined young man! Respect!
His drive and determination are truly admirable. Mad respect for him! 🙏
You rock Chase! My husband and I want to start a pressure washing business and your story was very inspiring to watch. Keep winning!
Great information shared sincerely. Good luck to that young man. Thank you.
a business that has a very large and trusted prospect. for 18 years you have been in a state of success with the laundry business, it's amazing guys.
Nice work, Chase! My 20yr old son is getting started with pressure washing (adding to his window cleaning biz) in Tampa.
Thank you for sharing your experience and your story. Super helpful and if the opportunity arises, would love to connect!
I love this! Good on you dude! I’m currently watching because I’m looking to start on the side in FL myself 🎉
Awesome. You got this! Will you let us know how it goes?
Nice work young man. Future is looking bright
so informative. you asked all the right questions you don't see in any other videos
I see nothing special about him except courage. Courage alone can bring you really far.
This dude was born to hustle for sure
You’re a legend well done
Great content. Rooting for Chase to be a huge success. Talking to my 24 year son (who has a full time job) about starting a pressure washing business as a side hustle with his unemployed friend.
Yeah a kid who still has an employee at 24 and an unemployed kid. Sure that'll go great 😂 have them start by selling solar or pest control and see if they have what it takes
Congrats, you are awesome btw we wear purple uniforms too and we have the similar set of colours less creative logo though 🙂👍
I respect it all, but $89 driveways? $179 lanai+driveway? That $140k must be gross and not net since we didn't hear anything about expenses on SH, otherwise you'd have to be pushing a lot of jobs per day or you're doing more house washes over those types of jobs. Either way, any pressure cleaning guy will say that is extremely low. I just started and I'm charging double that for driveways. That's why I'm confused........
Hi, I actually love this video and I’m 12 years old. Just started my pressure washing business and I make thousand $2000 a month.
Great videos!
Glad you think so! Are you new to our channel?
This was a great video. Lots of gems 💎 thank you
Y’all can talk all the shit yall want, but y’all cant hate on that young kid! I know for us minorities might be hard but we can’t make this an excuse to hit those number etc! When i was 18 i worked in a Painting job in Downtown New Orleans and the owner was black…. This man had a contract for one of the Hotels in Canal Street, mind you he was just starting, you think them ppl gave a fuck what race he was? As long as we delivered on time they didnt care and we all were minorities working there.
This is my 3rd year doing what Chase does and I'm not at his level. Though business is booming. I'm almost 40 though so it's tougher on my body. Would love to be young again. I'm looking to expand this year to get off the truck. I can't do what chase does anymore (even though I am.) That is, cleaning and answering the phones and still having a bunch of positive energy. I could have 200% with some to spare at his age but not anymore sadly. It took this business to realize it. Congrats Chase on a job well done getting there so fast. I'm going to have to hire someone just to catch up to you young man. Inspiring honestly.
Bro 12k a month isn't high level. I started a window cleaning business and was making $30k /mo revenue and $20k / mo for myself after one month. Go knock doors lol
@@MrGoodeats It's not high level but it's not bad either. 500 a day with weekends off. Also, location matters. I'd be curious where you live. My sweat spot is 12cent a sf. I've tried higher but I lose too many sales. I live in an area where the income isn't super high but people do well. I know in some other states they charge 20cent a sf and people pay it all day. Obviously that's going to cause a big revenue gap on paper but I guarantee my cost of living is much lower so it's all relative. I also didn't start my business to get rich. I started it to be my own boss. I can get all my bills paid with only 2 weeks of work. I'm more than happy with that. It's not always about the money. Money doesn't motivate me. If I have to chose between knocking on doors or relaxing after the bills are paid, I chose relaxing. Will that allow my business to grow and be able to hire employees? Well, no. But I'm content. I'm about to start pushing harder though to increase the revenue. Not to be rich but mainly to be able to start hiring employees and get off the truck. If I make a lot of money in the process of expanding than good for me, but money isn't the goal. I live a very simple life.
@@chuckgood3972 I am in DFW and only knock in high end areas. I also never price by window or sq ft. I literally go door to door and charge them as high as I think they'll pay.
Yeah my cost of living is very high haha but also I did that on purpose to force me to work. Sorry if I came off rude it just blows my mind how negative and how much self doubt is expressed in all these comments. I also come from a sales background and am use to making $30-40k per month so I guess it's different. This is much more meaningful to me
Getting off the truck was incredibly terrifying and I certainly didn’t have the systems necessary off the bat. Problems, pain = new system. Lol.
Start of day checklists for equipment (so they don’t forget things), companycam (app), employee reviews for the first few weeks, truck trackers, vehicle policies, multiple training sheets to help identify stains etc. Job summary forms, percentage pay (absolutely do not pay hourly) the list goes on.
But these are a few that changed my experience with employees. Too many people complain they can’t find good help, yet they have none of this in place or are an awful leader. Hope you are doing well and this helps.
Also, not to discourage, but keep in mind - bad employees, which you will experience, are going to suck your energy right out of you. It is harder to be off the truck than do it all yourself, but very worth it.
Great Job young man! Inspirational. Great interview as well.
Nice one Chase...I'm 52 and 26 years in the P'washing trade....my boy is 15 and although I want him to do better than me, I will always be there with advice for him if he decides to follow my path !
Chase, this was a great episode and I’m glad to see your accomplishments. I also really like your website. What did you use to build the site? Keep killing it!
Wow.. nice interview. Thanks guys.
Proud of this young business man.
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This was an awesome video. I myself are collecting equipment to start up this in my town. Great advice
“Not door knocking”
You’re a teenager! Knock every door you can! Learning valuable sales skills will teach you far more than college.
I hate door knockers.
I don’t know if it’s easier in America than it is in Australia but the market is very saturated and there’s always somebody charging a better deal than you… or most people are willing to clean the property themselves over here.
Push harder. Reputation is what will beat out any competition.
Excellent interview! The young man is inspiring for any age out their!..
Congrats Chase!!!!! Keep crushing it bro! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I have my own pressure washing business and this guy is killing it. He is doing exceptionally good for just starting out. He’s making money I’m hoping to make!
Good luck in your business, Edmonton! Wishing you nothing but success. How long have you had your business?
@@UpFlip since September of 2022. I’m finally at a point where it has completely replaced me previous full time job. This year I’m hoping I push beyond that. I’ve seen a couple of your vids on these home service providers and they’re a true inspiration.
Kid was great!! One of my favs!
Glad it's a fav or yours! Would love to hear your top 3 from us?
Outstanding!! Continue the path you have set for yourself,always take the high road and stay happy as it will pay great dividends.
I also think something not mentioned here is the , Cleaning product. What products to use on what projects. What cleans the best.
What pressure washer gun do you use?
Commercial cleaning will push him way above the 400,000 goal
Hey Chase, glad to see you out there kicking butt! Quick question, who do you use for your Flyer design?
Austen Redinger
@AnythingCartoon
@wizardwash7717 what kind of shoes do you use for the job and where can I find them?
Proud of you bro💯🔥👏
Chase, you've definitely build something great - keep it up! I am inspired!!
Thanks for the kind words! Are you wanting to start a pressure washing business as well?
Congratulations Chase!! Well done! Very impressive, especially for someone that age!
This young man will definitely make his goals
Love it!!!! 🙌🙌🔥🔥🙌🙌🔥🔥🙌🙌🔥🔥🙌🙌🔥🔥
As someone that is currently building my first pressure wash truck this is truly inspiring and gave me that help i needed to finish my build and get my A** out there!!
Glad to hear you found inspiration from this! I hope you gained a lot of use your knowledge to help you in starting.
How is it going?
what you said, update brah ?@@rootbeer9908
Impressive kid and very motivating
Awesome to hear it was motivating. Chase is really is something else. We're glad to have interviewed him!
Extremely intuitive to base this off of the close rate. Where did he pick this up to have in his toolbox?
If you don’t have no money “ get a job” this kid is great
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One big expense not mentioned was the truck
70K
I’m sure his family helped him get all that equipment. Those equipments are expensive!
Upflip my favorite channel
Thanks for your support, Miguel!
I love it keep up the Hustle the Grind don't stop ! 💯💯💯💯
I’ve had this strong feeling to start a business for the last 2 weeks. I stay up late thinking and contemplating on what to do. And pressure washing keeps popping up. I really think I can excel at this. I want to start this, this year, would help me. This video already has a lot of knowledge. But the side little things I might need help on.
There's no reason why you won't excel at this! If you want to learn the nitty gritty of starting a pressure washing biz, please head on over to our blog and listen to our podcast for more detailed information. Best of luck! 👊
Pretty cool to hear starting out point... Busing tables.... Awesome cool design for the truck...
Our goal was to highlight his humble beginnings so that viewers could relate and draw inspiration from his journey. 🙏
Congrats Chase! That’s awesome man! I am 18 as well and have 3 rigs and we roughly do anywhere from $25,000-$50,000 a month. Keep up the great work!
That is awesome! Congrats on your success, Hudson. Would love to chat! Send us an email media@upflip.com, if you are interested.
Where you located at brother
@@dylanlopez7901 Franklin Tennessee
@@UpFlip just sent
My guy can u do this in an area with winter tho lol
Bro I was so confused when he said "I'm washing this house" house is so big at the beginning I thought that was an apartment complex 🤣
Chase, my son is starting up his pressure washing, what type of gas washer would be best we have a Craftsman 2.4 gpm, we ran out a tank of gas in about 15 mins. with a 16" Surface Cleaner. Could you give us some pointer
Michael
Always love watching your videos
We appreciate you tuning in! Thank you! ☺️
awesome video 👍
Thanks for watching, James! Are you new to our channel?
Any equivalent to this show based in the UK? I'm keen to learn pricing for the UK market
Let us know if you find something mate. I'm interested in starting my business up. Also in UK. Good luck
Paul your content you inspire a lot of people👍👍👍
Thank you from the entire UpFlip team! Appreciate your support.
I've been watching your channel by episode to episode and I decided to start my own business i inspired by your work Paul Goob job
@@matadorstv7388 Way to go. We wish you all the success and use all the resources we offer for sure.
Great business video. Covered a lot of technical points.
PFG also owns and has other driving position such as…
PFG-food service
Core-mark/grocery/c-store
EB brown - grocery/c-store
Vista star
3 years driver then got promoted to sales.
Glad to see this 🙌 Congrats 🎉 Chase 👍
Glad you love this video! Do you have a business topic you want to see next on the channel? 🤔
@@UpFlip I’m in pressure washing,soft washing,and window cleaning. We do mostly commercial and niche work like gas stations ⛽️ and restaurants. All over the southeast USA
I'd love to hear even more detail about the logo and everything. The logo might have been a couple hundred dollars with a deal but the ramp itself was much more and that looks like a really nice truck.
I'm starting a pressure washer business myself and I currently have a 2012 Honda Civic. I had enough money right now to buy buy a Craftsman 2.4 GPM pressure washer and I'm about to pick up a surface cleaner.
For now, unless I get a better idea thrown at me, I'll probably end up renting a truck for the days that I have jobs
I would love to hear any feedback however. Thank you for the great resource!
Consider looking into UpFlip Academy for our pressure washing program. It could be just what you're looking for!
what chemicals do you use to clean driveways with
Is christabels masterclass cleaning business still available ? I didn’t see it in the description.
Pretty impressive for as much competition that's in his area!
I LOVE THIS CHANNEL!!!
60% close rate is still insanely high... is that rate calculated after a quote has been sent or from when a client contacts him?
Thanks Chase! You just gave me an ahah moment and I realized I’ve been throwing money at the wall. Trying to do so many things and not being great at many of them. It’s time to fine tune.
It means a lot to us that we can touch lives through our videos. We hope you found value in the lessons and apply them for your success. Best of luck! 👊
Which website platform did you use to integrate Markate on? Thank you and congratulations on your success 🎉