@@melliem7481 if you can find customers. And you’d be working for like 14-20 hours on your weekend. It can be done but it’s a lot of work. Be sure to set your starting wage at 100 bucks and hour
No wonder why you have a 9-5 jon you don’t understand business ; what does it look like me telling people online about a friend company name finances and disclose it online . Keep telling people you date of birth and social security on Facebook and RUclips .
If hes making 100k a year with a non efficient setup like that, i could only imagine what he’d make with a trailer, hose reels, and softwash set up. Good shit!
We do plenty of multi million dollar homes. I have a pick up truck and make things plain and simple cuz I like it. He may like not having a trailer. I see a lot of guys with huge box trucks and big setups, but I can whip around in a truck and make the same amount of money. Also when the owner is doing the work your more likely to get quality job then a bunch of guys that want 25 bucks an hour and don’t do a great job and damage stuff. His overhead is super low and he keeps things simple. That gives him more time with his family
That "more efficient" mentality will get you in trouble...quick. All that equipment you mentioned adds up, takes maintenance, and gets you the kind of jobs that makes you have to hire people. That can be a bad idea. The idea that "Growing" a business means making it bigger is often not necessary and even can be detrimental to a business. There's something to be said about about keeping it simple. Also, stay away from Yelp!
@@dscot incorrect, efficiency is absolutely imperative to success. The “equipment” i mentioned can be used by HIM alone, not needing a staff at all. Efficiency makes things faster, easier, cleaner. Able to move through jobs quicker without lacking standards.
Great video with a fantastic set up. Pressure washing is one of those businesses where anyone can do it but it takes a certain hustler who isn't afraid to get their hands dirty
I'm almost 2 years into the pressure washing business. Had a couple of speed bumps along the road but I am now gaining knowledge of products to use instead of blasting away. I appreciate videos like this....Good stuff
1: throw that extension in the trash 2:stay away from Yelp 3: buy a down stream injector 4: learn what SH is 5: thumbtack is low quality tire kickers looking for a deal 6: never use high pressure on any kind of siding
I owned a window cleaning and pressure washing business in Arizona for 15 years. You can make a lot more than $500 a day. A lot more. Great business to be in!
@@Bloodyridejournal I started by hanging door fliers every day and having a night job to pay my bills. Took a year before I could go full time. Grew every year and eventually hired and trained employees. Got to a point of only doing part time administration work for the business and making good money from home.
He was talking about being an full time entrepreneur and working 5 days a week guys.. pop a “chill pill” lol. He found what works great for him and I’m happy for the guy! He didn’t have to give us any details/pointers about his business, but I’m glad he did!
Another couple years, and this guy should be taking it to the next level where he can send the well trained team and he can go on to relax and dispatch from home.
The rule of thumbs has always been, never create but always recreate a business process that exist which may work on your behalf to start your business. 💯💯
I’ve seen so many of these pressure washing video start off that I’m honestly feeling a call to start a small pressure washing business as a side hustle along with my pool cleaning service. I really feel like this is such a good idea
@@isoxhesy Honestly bro when you really think about it it’s a super freaking smart business with a low entry and high heel that’s the first or second job you’ll have already paid off everything that you just bought. Honestly I think it’s such a smart idea.
I just started making quick videos about increasing a person's " curb appeal" and this is one of the topics. Power washing is sometimes an overlooked value. With that being said you should add that bussniess to what u already do. Keep grinding 🙏
You people are so negative and judgmental the dude is working his ass off and doing his hustle and very inspiring. Maybe he doesn’t have the best advice but he’s motivated clearly and a hard worker
bro... 8:59 you spent ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY DOLLARS on a freikin ball valve with quick connects on either end. That is mind blowing, you're holding $45.00 worth of parts in your hand
@@ethansmith8442 Nah man, he's running his own company and making good money. He's out there doing it while you make insulting comments on YT lol. Who's special needs?
i love that you asked him straight up, how much is this. how much is that. how much is that. it really goes to show us viewers theres no excuse for sitting at home watching more of these videos instead of hustling... :D
I was offered a pressure washing business and seeing this video has cleared my doubts. I have no idea how this popped into my recommendation but thank you for this video.
It got into your recommendation cause you were probably googling pressure washer it sending WhatsApp messages or taking on the phone. They are watching man and you need to be more aware in your life
Power washing is a great business my dad does power washing for shopping center and private property so property he's making 2 to 3k a month and only have to power wash those property 2 times a month
Good job, keep going. I have a pressure washing business and I average 5k a weekend, just mostly all day Saturday and part of Sunday. Sometimes just Saturday and I have 3 employees with a set schedule.
I started my first business at 18 (18 years ago) called "Mike's onsite detailing". Pulled a trailer that carried everything (including water/electricity/etc.) so I could do a job anywhere. I also started using the pressure washer to provide personal and commercial services. Made $50k my first year and then sold it to one of my clients so I could start my next venture in a bigger city.
@@UpFlip I just now received this notification from RUclips lol I moved from Longview to downtown Dallas, TX, and started a Personal Concierge business around age 20. Any tower that could not afford a front desk person could now offer a 24/7 concierge-style service as one of their features. By 23 I was burnt out- I sold it off in pieces and dissolved other pieces while I was going through a divorce. Then moved to SD for the next venture...I've got a long story- started many companies like that for myself and maybe 25+ for others. Thanks for the attention/question- excellent technique.
@@UpFlip yeah man quit using the surface cleaner on wood and dont use the turbotip on a house. On Wood use stronger oxalic acid mix if necessary and get an xjet to softwash
@@UpFlip He literally does not know what he is doing, he's a danger to property and the whole industry. I guess whoever you are you need to start researching who you are "selling" on here. If you need some real names here on youtube, of real professionals, let me know. This guy is a joke.
He's the epitome of a chick in a truck. And he is the reason that pressure washing businesses Insurance go Sky High because what he's doing destroys your siding. He has no idea what he's talking about
@@legiitownage6375 any Simpson pressure washer with the Honda motor , I got the mega shot one and it’s paid for it’s self 5 times it owes me nothing lol
@@Tdaddy9510 god lee man I've been grinding got like 30 grand saved up I'm thinking about jumping right into it investing 20k into equipment and a truck. how did you find people? Please and thank you.
I’ve been watching a lot of these videos. One topic I never see addressed is: How does the self employed owner/operator manage doing the jobs WHILE fielding calls and inquiries for new jobs?
Most small business owners will either use a technology platform or an affordable personal assistant / marketing team or a combination of both for fielding and coordinating new business.
I started very similar like him. Your biggest hurdle is going to be lack of experience and the fact you wont know how much to charge. Incase anyone is interested you should be charging min $70 to $80 and once you get some good experience you should aim for $100 to $150 per hour
@@DjBlaze604 damn, I work at heights in construction with all my own harness, ropes, rigging gear and $30/hr 1099 is considered good money. A lot of places want to only pay $20-25. Time to get out!
@@davidb4902 start part time on weekends so you can get the experience and see if you like it. Build up your cash reserves for buying equipment, website, truck/trailer, etc and more importantly MARKETING.... and make sure you have cash in ur account so youre not scraping by
Its hard to scale when the entry cost is very low and every time you train someone they go buy their own power washer. These kinds of businesses are usually one or two man bands. Notice this guy is out doing the work himself. Still better than working for someone else!
@Dylan Kenley ok all i really got from your comment is invest in better equipment. You point out a lot of the negatives but what would you do instead? I’m asking because I’m already on thumbtack and I’m considering adding this to my list of handiwork.
Seems like there's opportunity everywhere but In TX where the minimum wage is $7.25 and 40% of the population in the city reported 20k or less per year .Insane
My dad and uncle use to run a gutter and power washing buisness. When I was 17 they hired me on for 10 an hour. Where I live and at the time was quite alot to make per hour for my age. They was making fat amount of cash off the power washing side alone but the real money was gutters 100%. Though I do recommend to anyone thininking of getting into powerwashing also consider maybe painting too. We could easily double our profits by simply doing some easy painting of decks and porches after power washing them and letting them dry.
I'd just like to say that my company caters to the market. Most of my jobs include cleaning roofs, preparing for paint, gutter cleaning and gutter guard installations, so until I see a use for a chemical system I'll stick to what works for my company. Just because I didn't use chemicals to clean this particular project, doesn't mean I don't know how, haven't in the past or won't do it in the future. I'll be the first to admit that I don't know everything, but I'm dedicated to learning and have spent a substantial amount of time learning new technologies. I know plenty of pressure washing companies that I sometimes team up with, I talk to my vendors about products and techniques, so I'm well versed in the many different approaches to getting jobs done. That being said, I'd like to encourage anyone looking to get started in the pressure washing industry to give it a go. It's well worth your investment! You'll meet new, exiting folk and maybe make a dollar or two. Best of luck to ya! 💪🤠
Hey man if you're truly making what you claim to be making keep doing you, experience will only better you. F the keyboard warriors and their negativity. Some of the people commenting have put some good info out there you can learn from but at the end of the day you got a business that clearly works for you and you're only gonna keep growing it.
A few reasons commercial is more expensive than residential: 1. Insurance and 'red tape' requirements 2. Contracts will wrangle you in and if you screw up anything major on a commercial property they are going after the entity for sure 3. Chemicals and solvents required (also they will want MSDS) 4. Type of pressure washing - many times they want a higher flow, lower PSI with extremely hot water (depending on application allowance) and those machines start at 6-7k for the ones that can be rolled around and start at 10-15k for the trailer models 5. Net terms and retainage(rarely) - many times you will be looking at net 30 or sometimes even net 60 pay terms 6. Non payment - as crazy as this sounds, commercial work non-payment rate is multiple times higher than residential. Why? Go do a 50k job for a company and then when they don't pay you, even if they have the money, you have to sue them(worst case), they get to use your 50k to fight the lawsuit that you are rightfully owed, and worst case is that they will have to pay you the money they owe you, plus 5% per annum from date of invoice. In very rare instances will they have to pay your attorneys fees because they will say something is damaged an muck up the water in court. So, when you are playing with bigger $$$ invoices, it's way more likely to have some debts go bad simply because it makes sense from their perspective on larger invoices. No homeowner will risk mechanics liens and JP Court for a few hundred or even a couple thousand dollars because the retainer for an attorney is more than that. Bigger $$$ has bigger sharks that play the game at a higher level. I know from experience and had to learn the hard way.
I'm still looking into starting my own mobile wash company in Fargo, North Dakota. Commercial/residential cleaning. My primary demographic would be semi truck companies and farmers. I used to work for a guy who had a 3000 gallon tank in a straight truck. I have years and years of experience steam cleaning aka pressure washing equipment. One machine runs about $5000 plus water tank, spare parts, and hose, fuel costs. I know there is money to be made and I should get on this
Get it on! We believe in you! Sounds like you have lots of pressure washing experience which is a great foundation to starting any type of business. Do keep us posted on your entrepreneurial journey The Walters Show!
@@gabsnands9845 the host had to pull info out of him and act surprised at margins and cost. Also, this guy is the running joke/nuisance of the pro wash field. Under priced and unprofessional.
@@RedactedVentures you think this guy is underpriced and unprofessional? He’s making 100k a year how’s that underpriced? Lol just fill me in please I’m really interested in what you mean.
@@gabsnands9845 100k a year is nothing man. The pros in this industry make that a month. With one truck. He has no soft wash system so he’s pressure washing roofs which is a HUGE mistake. That damages roofs. The day that roof leaks because of the damage he did. That 100k will go to that one customer for liability. He said he was charging 150 for that drive way. That’s way under what he should be charging. Undercutting is leaving money on the table. A lot of it. If he was pricing himself correctly, he would be over 200k a year “if” he really is making 100k a year. I doubt he is but for the sake of the show here we will assume he is. Filled in now? Or you just wanna argue for the sake of having an opinion that has no justification?
Everything he said was 100%wrong. The way he cleans a house is the reason insurance companies jack up the prices because people like him damage the siding. Who in their right mind uses a turbo nozzle that's meant for concrete only to wash vinyl. The "chuck in a trucks" that don't know what their doing do!
@@h2owashpros154 in that sense a turbo nozzle would actually be better than using a stationary tip. The turbo nozzle will keep the tip moving and make it less likely to do damage to the vinyl
Joshua is such an amazing man. Not only as someone to admire personally and professionally but; everything he says speaks to the heart and is something I genuinely believe in. I never thought of pressure washing until recently… long story about how I went from the healthcare niche to looking for something… more is a long story… but opportunity to have a mentor or influence around me with the personality, heart personality, faith and motivation of Joshua is something and someone who should be cherished and appreciated. Mr. Brown, what he does and how he processes and navigates throughout life is something special; that’s for sure!!
You'll probably have to pay a marketing team. There's a bunch of guys out there running pressure washer businesses. What sets you apart from them? Any guy with the same equipment can do the same level of quality. It's about getting good leads and follow up business.
First off , move away from pressure and go soft wash route . Will give you a much more options for service you can offer and much more profit. Our average job is 1100.00 and that one house a day per crews and two crews running daily . Next get insurance , this will open up commercial jobs
I just lost my job. Im bought a ryobi pressure wash. Very green to the game. What chemicals do i use for drive ways. Any advise will be greatly appreciated
This varies widely state to state. I live in northern Florida and most pressure washing companies around here charge anywhere from $99-$150 to pressure wash the entire house. if you asked for $200 to pressure wash a driveway here they’d laugh in your face.
Are these the correct steps that I should take when soft washing a house 1. Spray down any foliage, plants, flowers, etc and soak them so any stray chemicals don't damage the plants 2. Apply a surfactant and then hose down the house (using a foam canon) with a chemical mix of Pool essentials, a bit of laundry soap, and water 3. Wait 3 to 5 minutes then rinse down with water. Am I missing any basic steps or that about does it?
I do auto detailing been at it for a while .I recently bought a 4200 psi pressure washer but I'm thinking about going into pressure washing I already have experience with them from buying to Operating them.Got cards printed just like auto detailing it takes time to get customers don't think just because u have all the equipment the work going to come. I've seen detailer's come and go.everyday it's a detailing set up r pressure washing set ups for sell on offer up
So get this. He’s 40 years old, and has been doing pressure for 3 years. So 40 - 3 = 37. But first he worked construction for 25 years. So he started construction at 12 years old. 40-3 = 37 37-25 = 12 Who thinks he’s full of it?
He might be!? But if your not full of It maybe you can be doing better then he is and you wouldn’t be shading another person. Facts. Stay humble. Stay in your lane. Remember kid’s “breakfast is the most important meal of the day”😂😂😂🤫
@@bakerloks3821 If he wanted to stay humble, do you think he’d made this video? But maybe it’s really a she, and maybe she has a dog named Fido that gives a shit. Yeah, grab your breakfast.
I've seen so many videos on this hustled, I've always wanted to give a try but it holds me back the fact that NO ONE talks about how do you get to use the home owners water if you don't have a water tank!?
What can you say excellent youtube channel.. of course UpFlip make money off the people they interview ( youtube monetary ) or the interviewer pays them . but all in all this must be one of the best RUclips channels out there simply because they can inspire everyone to take up self employment today and start changing their life immediately..
A friend or a family member, someone that you are in a lot of contact with had googled pressure washing. Ads target you based on what your friends search.
I swear google be listening on the mic sometimes bc while it’s definitely targeted by your Searches it’s been times I’ve gotten targeted ads for stuff I didn’t Search, which was creepy af to say the least
@@cosmicclusters3255 exactly. I tried on a pair of shoes in the store and put them back on the shelf. When I get home there is an ad on my phone for the exact shoe that I tried on, never mentioned, didnt buy.....
A dirty job is pressure washing beet trucks at the beet plant. We charged $150 hour for two guys washing. It takes about 4-5 hours to clean one truck and trailer. They had about 25 trucks/trailers in their fleet. Money money money
He said he makes 100k yr time to buy a Professional Skid look up Southeast Softwash. Soft washing is the way to go! U don't need to go up on a ladder. Pressure washer with soft wash tips ( jrods) and sh ( bleach) chlorine) water. U can wash up to 3 stories without getting on a ladder. Chemicals and rinsing do all the work. Look up Soft washing videos.
You never get rich working for someone else. Not sure how much seasons affect business / cash flow, but low cap investment, high margin, repeat business with a high degree of customer loyalty (provided you do a good job) is a nice business profile.
Hate y’all got scammed on this one - this guy has no idea what he is doing and this is Horrible information for people looking to get into pressure washing.
My boy realizes you can pick up a good starter washer from Walmart for under $300 and a good 100+ hose is a good start I also would recommend getting a cheap small tank water is cheap! You can easily start this job and take off
💜Thank you for content. I am a bit concerned as some of the stuff he is listing and explaining is not adding up (nor is it making sense). Either he is overspending where it is not necessary or he honestly does not know what he is doing, still? I’m not here to judge. It’s just only my observation regarding the information he is presenting for his pressure washing business. But I thank you again. Great as always. Hugs🤗 Janelle
He’s biting back on giving out all his secrets. I mean, you can’t blame him you know? He’s just winging it basically. But yeah I agree definitely was kinda sus
He should be soft Washing like me , not damaging homes with pressure. Market with postcards (Eddm) it helps get business when you’re just starting out.
Good job. But that 12 foot heavy fiberglass extension. Get an X jet... learn to use the bleach and soap and get you a 12 foot extension that is made out of aluminum. An aluminum 12 foot extension. Very rarely needed when you use ex jet bleach and soap to do the cleaning and detailing.
@@IAmJonesty it'd usually a term used in racing. If you have a car that's faster than the other you're not racing it to its full potential til the final stretch, or a later race til more money is on the line. Basically you're saving the goods for yourself
He start off my highlighting things that the person told him not to do but then he’s not capturing his expenditures in creating a business plan that will allow him to track in project growth. He’s not allowing himself ability to formulate lesson learned so that he may determine how to better streamline certain capabilities to improve profit it may be increase services in bigger markets. I’m not trying to dump on him but it kept of screams at me how he still locked up and on the person who gave him his first opportunity. It makes me want to scrutinize him more opposed to being more receptive. However, I am listening to everything he saying with the intent of taking every positive and negative thing that can help me in the future.
“And this things $180 u can take a thing off and put another thing on. “ as if I couldn’t look at this guy and tell he hasn’t ever pressure washed anything for money
That drive way is at most 200. Nd will take atleast 1.5 hours. I’d say 180 Nd slightly under 2 hours. I average 80-115 pressure washing. 200 in 1 hour is alittle exaggerated
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Op lol llllllllllllill lol lpo
500 a day or 500 per house?
@@chanceturcott5397 problem is ppm
PpPPPP
@@chanceturcott5397 oo
Purchased a pressure washing setup myself I'm only doing it on the weekends for now cause I have full a time job but so far so good
How much are you making in the weekends?
Me too. Started my own business on the side
@@AngelZLopez you can make around 2000 in just 3 days
Yes!!! I’m planning to do that
@@melliem7481 if you can find customers. And you’d be working for like 14-20 hours on your weekend. It can be done but it’s a lot of work. Be sure to set your starting wage at 100 bucks and hour
You’re the only guy on RUclips who asks the best questions. Same script. You get to the point. I love these. Can’t wait to see more industries
Agree, you can see some of them. Facial expressions when asked, like they didn’t wanna give up that answer. Great channel for sure!!
My friend son is 27 owns a pressure washing company and have 7-10 trucks and brings home 350k net after paying employees and operations .
Sounds like a very nice operation!
What’s the name of his company?
Can’t disclose that info I believe online privacy
@@solargod3671 what a dumb answer
No wonder why you have a 9-5 jon you don’t understand business ; what does it look like me telling people online about a friend company name finances and disclose it online . Keep telling people you date of birth and social security on Facebook and RUclips .
If hes making 100k a year with a non efficient setup like that, i could only imagine what he’d make with a trailer, hose reels, and softwash set up. Good shit!
Yeah and plenty of employees or friends helping him.
In reality your gonna be making 40-60 dollars an hour
We do plenty of multi million dollar homes. I have a pick up truck and make things plain and simple cuz I like it. He may like not having a trailer. I see a lot of guys with huge box trucks and big setups, but I can whip around in a truck and make the same amount of money. Also when the owner is doing the work your more likely to get quality job then a bunch of guys that want 25 bucks an hour and don’t do a great job and damage stuff. His overhead is super low and he keeps things simple. That gives him more time with his family
That "more efficient" mentality will get you in trouble...quick. All that equipment you mentioned adds up, takes maintenance, and gets you the kind of jobs that makes you have to hire people. That can be a bad idea. The idea that "Growing" a business means making it bigger is often not necessary and even can be detrimental to a business. There's something to be said about about keeping it simple. Also, stay away from Yelp!
@@dscot incorrect, efficiency is absolutely imperative to success. The “equipment” i mentioned can be used by HIM alone, not needing a staff at all. Efficiency makes things faster, easier, cleaner. Able to move through jobs quicker without lacking standards.
Started my business doing window cleaning and added pressure washing about 2 years in. My only regret is that I didn't offer it sooner.
One thing at a time... It was leaning process... I stating cutting yards now I do power wash as well...
@@juliogarcia3549 how much can i cahrge per sf washing roofs
@@maxpainmedia do 45 - 60 hour plus material and if you us own water 9.00 a gallon.. add 15 more hour for each helper.
@@maxpainmedia tell you need helper for safety..
@@maxpainmedia always bid fair even if you can get more , don't get greedy that fair price will get a long ways
This video changed my life, I am on my way to becoming a pressure washer and owning my own business
That's amazing! Keep us updated :)
Good luck man! Make that money!
any luck so far?
Hows it going?
Yeah right
I’ve been in the commercial pressure washing business for 5 years. I appreciate this man’s hustle, with a few adjustments that 100k could double.
What would the adjustments be? :)
Sure mate.....
Go after propert management and entire apt complexes. $$$
@Frank Torres what would you do?
What job would u do in the winter?
He didn't ripp off and duplicate, he took the knowledge and pursued his own business.
Great video with a fantastic set up. Pressure washing is one of those businesses where anyone can do it but it takes a certain hustler who isn't afraid to get their hands dirty
Indeed!
I worked for a window cleaning/pressure washing company and the company made $2000+ a day. I was bringing home $300+ a day !!
That's great Garrett! Did you enjoy your time working there?
$2000 a day how many guys? What kinda marketing?
I'm almost 2 years into the pressure washing business. Had a couple of speed bumps along the road but I am now gaining knowledge of products to use instead of blasting away. I appreciate videos like this....Good stuff
Keep it up
Where do you get bulk chemicals?
@@donttasemebroseph try stinger products
what kind of products?
2years wow
1: throw that extension in the trash
2:stay away from Yelp
3: buy a down stream injector
4: learn what SH is
5: thumbtack is low quality tire kickers looking for a deal
6: never use high pressure on any kind of siding
Great pressure washing tips Griddle. Thanks for sharing this industry insight!
How do you market for customers
What should I use on siding?
@@paulriversred738 im guessing low pressure
@@paulriversred738 low pressure or low pressure and chemicals
I owned a window cleaning and pressure washing business in Arizona for 15 years. You can make a lot more than $500 a day. A lot more. Great business to be in!
How do you start it ?
@@Bloodyridejournal I started by hanging door fliers every day and having a night job to pay my bills. Took a year before I could go full time. Grew every year and eventually hired and trained employees. Got to a point of only doing part time administration work for the business and making good money from home.
This is great.. let me know if you have part time opportunity. Will love to learn from you.
Do you still run the business ?
@@tyvsty no I sold it when my wife passed away 2 years ago. But I help others when I can. I've trained a lot of people in my life.
He was talking about being an full time entrepreneur and working 5 days a week guys.. pop a “chill pill” lol. He found what works great for him and I’m happy for the guy! He didn’t have to give us any details/pointers about his business, but I’m glad he did!
Thanks for watching and sharing Victor!
true. I already tried working 16h/7d a week. I got some old people sickness due to compromised immune system. IDK wtf that was about tbh.
@@methujeraya which one was it?
who are you directing ur comment to & why?
Another couple years, and this guy
should be taking it to the next level where he can send the well trained team and he can go on to relax and dispatch from home.
The problem with hiring people is R&D (Ripoff and Duplicate). Meaning the people he trains will eventually leave and do it on their own.
That's why we don't carry water in a bucket anymore we use a water system. A working system is what we need to control business from home.
@@azunicorn356 Have them sign a no compete clause within a certain radius or something?
@@billyjacc beta move
@@azunicorn356 isn’t that what he did though
Excellent video and informative. congratulations to the gentleman who stepped out on faith and started his business 👏
The rule of thumbs has always been, never create but always recreate a business process that exist which may work on your behalf to start your business. 💯💯
Well said!
I’ve seen so many of these pressure washing video start off that I’m honestly feeling a call to start a small pressure washing business as a side hustle along with my pool cleaning service. I really feel like this is such a good idea
Do it bro makes alot of money, I help a friend do it and he gets paid good money, I'm trying to start doing it on my own
@@isoxhesy Honestly bro when you really think about it it’s a super freaking smart business with a low entry and high heel that’s the first or second job you’ll have already paid off everything that you just bought. Honestly I think it’s such a smart idea.
You can do it! Check out our channel. We have 3 full time employees since 2020. Started in 2015.
I just started making quick videos about increasing a person's " curb appeal" and this is one of the topics. Power washing is sometimes an overlooked value. With that being said you should add that bussniess to what u already do. Keep grinding 🙏
You people are so negative and judgmental the dude is working his ass off and doing his hustle and very inspiring. Maybe he doesn’t have the best advice but he’s motivated clearly and a hard worker
Staying motivated and working hard sure can get you a long way in life and business.
I haven’t seen negative comments.. mostly people inspired
bro... 8:59 you spent ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY DOLLARS on a freikin ball valve with quick connects on either end. That is mind blowing, you're holding $45.00 worth of parts in your hand
If even that.
With no disrespect at all, i think the dude is special needs.
Lol he’s straight capping on a lot here
@@ethansmith8442 Nah man, he's running his own company and making good money. He's out there doing it while you make insulting comments on YT lol. Who's special needs?
@@SpiritTracker7 insulting comments? I said “with no disrespect”, bozo
i love that you asked him straight up, how much is this. how much is that. how much is that. it really goes to show us viewers theres no excuse for sitting at home watching more of these videos instead of hustling... :D
Glad it was helpful! Were you inspired to start your own pressure washing business? ☺️
@@UpFlip not yet, still overthinking for now :D
I was offered a pressure washing business and seeing this video has cleared my doubts. I have no idea how this popped into my recommendation but thank you for this video.
That's awesome Michael! Keep us updated on your business journey :)
It got into your recommendation cause you were probably googling pressure washer it sending WhatsApp messages or taking on the phone. They are watching man and you need to be more aware in your life
@@BridgeStamford oof
@@BridgeStamford I switched to Amazon fba
Power washing is a great business my dad does power washing for shopping center and private property so property he's making 2 to 3k a month and only have to power wash those property 2 times a month
That's amazing!
Woah wtf that’s full time pay too
This guy should be a multi millionaire. He's a common sence businessman, if he became a master marketer and scaled his business he's there.
Good job, keep going. I have a pressure washing business and I average 5k a weekend, just mostly all day Saturday and part of Sunday. Sometimes just Saturday and I have 3 employees with a set schedule.
Can you please explain more about what types of pressure washing jobs you do for people and what you charge for each service? This is super inspiring!
DO you have a tank? I keep seeing people mention a tank
Kann man in DE echt soviel damit verdienen? Ich überlege damit anzufangen was brauch ich am Anfang? Bin aus Bw also hoffentlich kein Konkurrent 😂
What city are you located in?
I started my first business at 18 (18 years ago) called "Mike's onsite detailing". Pulled a trailer that carried everything (including water/electricity/etc.) so I could do a job anywhere. I also started using the pressure washer to provide personal and commercial services. Made $50k my first year and then sold it to one of my clients so I could start my next venture in a bigger city.
Great story! How did the next venture go? What city was it in?
@@UpFlip I just now received this notification from RUclips lol I moved from Longview to downtown Dallas, TX, and started a Personal Concierge business around age 20. Any tower that could not afford a front desk person could now offer a 24/7 concierge-style service as one of their features. By 23 I was burnt out- I sold it off in pieces and dissolved other pieces while I was going through a divorce. Then moved to SD for the next venture...I've got a long story- started many companies like that for myself and maybe 25+ for others. Thanks for the attention/question- excellent technique.
At 18 how did you have the capital to start? Where did the money come from, just curious
@@jsizzlemackashizzle8944 working while young
@@michaelpaullane make a video telling a story!!
At Least His Working. Anyone With Experience Help Him Out On Some Advice. Instead Of Judging Him What He Is Doing Wrong. 👍🙏🇺🇸
Thats right!
@@UpFlip yeah man quit using the surface cleaner on wood and dont use the turbotip on a house. On Wood use stronger oxalic acid mix if necessary and get an xjet to softwash
Right on, take what is good and move to next video....
What does this comment mean lmao wtf
Facts. Hate when I hear knocks on other people's hustle. If you dont have anything nice to say dont say it.
His work is so good! He's done several jobs for us over time. He can pretty much do it all- just ask! He's very knowledgeable and professional!
@@UpFlip He literally does not know what he is doing, he's a danger to property and the whole industry. I guess whoever you are you need to start researching who you are "selling" on here. If you need some real names here on youtube, of real professionals, let me know. This guy is a joke.
He's the epitome of a chick in a truck. And he is the reason that pressure washing businesses Insurance go Sky High because what he's doing destroys your siding. He has no idea what he's talking about
Well do more thorough research next time! Thanks for the feedback.
Pressuring washing tile is basically just cracking them all
@@thomr5859 Shut up
I just started 3 weeks ago and have averaged 1100 a weekend , really thinking about leaving my 7-4pm full time job lol
Got any tips or recommendations for the pressure washer? Im recently learning about this want to get in this
@@legiitownage6375 any Simpson pressure washer with the Honda motor , I got the mega shot one and it’s paid for it’s self 5 times it owes me nothing lol
@@Tdaddy9510 god lee man I've been grinding got like 30 grand saved up I'm thinking about jumping right into it investing 20k into equipment and a truck. how did you find people? Please and thank you.
@@Micahshot it’s all been Facebook join your local community groups
@@Tdaddy9510 thanks man
This guy is such an inspiration!
True!
I’ve been watching a lot of these videos. One topic I never see addressed is: How does the self employed owner/operator manage doing the jobs WHILE fielding calls and inquiries for new jobs?
@@Krazyk007x2 whats it called?
Most small business owners will either use a technology platform or an affordable personal assistant / marketing team or a combination of both for fielding and coordinating new business.
You can get a virtual assistant for a few hundred bucks a month. Some don't even sound that Indian 😆
@@Krazyk007x2 so you have an "app" that you didnt even choose to learn how it works
@@UpFlip "technology platform" you sound so degenerate that you are on your last legs
Loved the content , thinking about starting my business soon. Power washed two sides of a home made $350 in 2 hours !
What tools are you using
What tools are you using
Did you get licensed and bonded before making that $350?
@@Quickdraw1111 Definitely not , I was ignorant & uneducated about the legal & business side.
@@vciq Simpsom 3700
Lol who sold him a ball valve for $180? You need to get that legend on the show.
Lol forealz makes pressure washing profits look childish
Don't give up sign
on the grass 💪
That’s right 🙏 never give up!
Starts up a business like its nothing
You: hello can I offer you detailed pressure washing?
People: slams door in your face
keep knocking......
@No Commentary Gameplay Could you explain this a bit more please?
I started very similar like him. Your biggest hurdle is going to be lack of experience and the fact you wont know how much to charge. Incase anyone is interested you should be charging min $70 to $80 and once you get some good experience you should aim for $100 to $150 per hour
@@DjBlaze604 damn, I work at heights in construction with all my own harness, ropes, rigging gear and $30/hr 1099 is considered good money. A lot of places want to only pay $20-25. Time to get out!
@@davidb4902 start part time on weekends so you can get the experience and see if you like it. Build up your cash reserves for buying equipment, website, truck/trailer, etc and more importantly MARKETING.... and make sure you have cash in ur account so youre not scraping by
Its hard to scale when the entry cost is very low and every time you train someone they go buy their own power washer. These kinds of businesses are usually one or two man bands. Notice this guy is out doing the work himself. Still better than working for someone else!
Make them sign non compete contracts I had a moving job that did it
@Dylan Kenley ok all i really got from your comment is invest in better equipment. You point out a lot of the negatives but what would you do instead? I’m asking because I’m already on thumbtack and I’m considering adding this to my list of handiwork.
@Dylan Kenley I'd love some information on this as well, I'm looking for another gig to supplement my online business
"I'm 40yrs old" WHAT?! Tell me your secret buddy!! I thought he was mid 20s lol
Secret is to be black.
Black don't crack
Water
Eat clean, drink water and work out
@@mackmzle Dunno about that. I'm a white boy, just turned 40 this year, and when I shave people think I'm 25.
Seems like there's opportunity everywhere but In TX where the minimum wage is $7.25 and 40% of the population in the city reported 20k or less per year .Insane
My dad and uncle use to run a gutter and power washing buisness. When I was 17 they hired me on for 10 an hour. Where I live and at the time was quite alot to make per hour for my age. They was making fat amount of cash off the power washing side alone but the real money was gutters 100%. Though I do recommend to anyone thininking of getting into powerwashing also consider maybe painting too. We could easily double our profits by simply doing some easy painting of decks and porches after power washing them and letting them dry.
Great tips! Thanks Brandon!
I'd just like to say that my company caters to the market. Most of my jobs include cleaning roofs, preparing for paint, gutter cleaning and gutter guard installations, so until I see a use for a chemical system I'll stick to what works for my company. Just because I didn't use chemicals to clean this particular project, doesn't mean I don't know how, haven't in the past or won't do it in the future. I'll be the first to admit that I don't know everything, but I'm dedicated to learning and have spent a substantial amount of time learning new technologies. I know plenty of pressure washing companies that I sometimes team up with, I talk to my vendors about products and techniques, so I'm well versed in the many different approaches to getting jobs done. That being said, I'd like to encourage anyone looking to get started in the pressure washing industry to give it a go. It's well worth your investment! You'll meet new, exiting folk and maybe make a dollar or two. Best of luck to ya! 💪🤠
Hey man if you're truly making what you claim to be making keep doing you, experience will only better you. F the keyboard warriors and their negativity. Some of the people commenting have put some good info out there you can learn from but at the end of the day you got a business that clearly works for you and you're only gonna keep growing it.
Congratulations Ryan!
"R&D... rip off and duplicate"
I choked laughing
We hope everything is okay.
A few reasons commercial is more expensive than residential:
1. Insurance and 'red tape' requirements
2. Contracts will wrangle you in and if you screw up anything major on a commercial property they are going after the entity for sure
3. Chemicals and solvents required (also they will want MSDS)
4. Type of pressure washing - many times they want a higher flow, lower PSI with extremely hot water (depending on application allowance) and those machines start at 6-7k for the ones that can be rolled around and start at 10-15k for the trailer models
5. Net terms and retainage(rarely) - many times you will be looking at net 30 or sometimes even net 60 pay terms
6. Non payment - as crazy as this sounds, commercial work non-payment rate is multiple times higher than residential. Why? Go do a 50k job for a company and then when they don't pay you, even if they have the money, you have to sue them(worst case), they get to use your 50k to fight the lawsuit that you are rightfully owed, and worst case is that they will have to pay you the money they owe you, plus 5% per annum from date of invoice. In very rare instances will they have to pay your attorneys fees because they will say something is damaged an muck up the water in court. So, when you are playing with bigger $$$ invoices, it's way more likely to have some debts go bad simply because it makes sense from their perspective on larger invoices. No homeowner will risk mechanics liens and JP Court for a few hundred or even a couple thousand dollars because the retainer for an attorney is more than that. Bigger $$$ has bigger sharks that play the game at a higher level. I know from experience and had to learn the hard way.
Awesome info Brandon thanks for sharing your knowledge with the community.
Bru got 5 ladders but is the only employee! 😂😂😂
Lol mann this guy is a joke.
@@jacks9657 my mans working up in the air wit knee pads on! 😂😂😂
@@premierperimetermobiledeta3766 seems legit 🤣😂 I guess they are to break his fall.
@@premierperimetermobiledeta3766 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Prolly puts one on each side of the house 🏡 before he starts. Jk
I'm still looking into starting my own mobile wash company in Fargo, North Dakota. Commercial/residential cleaning. My primary demographic would be semi truck companies and farmers. I used to work for a guy who had a 3000 gallon tank in a straight truck. I have years and years of experience steam cleaning aka pressure washing equipment. One machine runs about $5000 plus water tank, spare parts, and hose, fuel costs. I know there is money to be made and I should get on this
Get it on! We believe in you! Sounds like you have lots of pressure washing experience which is a great foundation to starting any type of business. Do keep us posted on your entrepreneurial journey The Walters Show!
Go Bison!!
I miss Fargo, ND but not the cold.
This was a struggle to watch
Seriously though
How?
@@gabsnands9845 the host had to pull info out of him and act surprised at margins and cost. Also, this guy is the running joke/nuisance of the pro wash field. Under priced and unprofessional.
@@RedactedVentures you think this guy is underpriced and unprofessional? He’s making 100k a year how’s that underpriced? Lol just fill me in please I’m really interested in what you mean.
@@gabsnands9845 100k a year is nothing man. The pros in this industry make that a month. With one truck. He has no soft wash system so he’s pressure washing roofs which is a HUGE mistake. That damages roofs. The day that roof leaks because of the damage he did. That 100k will go to that one customer for liability. He said he was charging 150 for that drive way. That’s way under what he should be charging. Undercutting is leaving money on the table. A lot of it. If he was pricing himself correctly, he would be over 200k a year “if” he really is making 100k a year. I doubt he is but for the sake of the show here we will assume he is. Filled in now? Or you just wanna argue for the sake of having an opinion that has no justification?
500 a day, 100k a year? thats a heavy cap
Hey hats off to you my guy. Not all guys can do that work.
This guy needs to do some research. I dont think he gave one piece of useful advice to start a REAL pressure washing business.
Everything he said was 100%wrong. The way he cleans a house is the reason insurance companies jack up the prices because people like him damage the siding. Who in their right mind uses a turbo nozzle that's meant for concrete only to wash vinyl. The "chuck in a trucks" that don't know what their doing do!
@@h2owashpros154 in that sense a turbo nozzle would actually be better than using a stationary tip. The turbo nozzle will keep the tip moving and make it less likely to do damage to the vinyl
Man, your channel should habe millions of subscribers, this is top quality content...
Thank you Mega. You Rock!😁🌟. We have some great content coming your way
Damn Amazon vans rolling out on that street
They’re everywhere!
Joshua is such an amazing man. Not only as someone to admire personally and professionally but; everything he says speaks to the heart and is something I genuinely believe in. I never thought of pressure washing until recently… long story about how I went from the healthcare niche to looking for something… more is a long story… but opportunity to have a mentor or influence around me with the personality, heart personality, faith and motivation of Joshua is something and someone who should be cherished and appreciated. Mr. Brown, what he does and how he processes and navigates throughout life is something special; that’s for sure!!
You'll probably have to pay a marketing team. There's a bunch of guys out there running pressure washer businesses. What sets you apart from them? Any guy with the same equipment can do the same level of quality. It's about getting good leads and follow up business.
Great tip Matt! Be different than the competition.
He lowkey sound like he was hating on his boi a couple times
"IF YOU ARE NOT MAKING 100 GRAND A YEAR AND WORKING 5 DAYS AWEEK, YOU ARE DOING SOMETHING WRONG" wisdom of today
Dang, that guy was a hard interview. Good job trying to making the best of it.
Not really. That’s the first video I watched from this guy but everything I wanted to know I understood
How?
First off , move away from pressure and go soft wash route . Will give you a much more options for service you can offer and much more profit. Our average job is 1100.00 and that one house a day per crews and two crews running daily . Next get insurance , this will open up commercial jobs
I just lost my job. Im bought a ryobi pressure wash. Very green to the game. What chemicals do i use for drive ways. Any advise will be greatly appreciated
This varies widely state to state. I live in northern Florida and most pressure washing companies around here charge anywhere from $99-$150 to pressure wash the entire house. if you asked for $200 to pressure wash a driveway here they’d laugh in your face.
Very good point ES. Thanks for sharing your insightful industry knowledge.
Are these the correct steps that I should take when soft washing a house
1. Spray down any foliage, plants, flowers, etc and soak them so any stray chemicals don't damage the plants
2. Apply a surfactant and then hose down the house (using a foam canon) with a chemical mix of Pool essentials, a bit of laundry soap, and water
3. Wait 3 to 5 minutes then rinse down with water.
Am I missing any basic steps or that about does it?
Nope, it's that easy.
This guy is winging it 100% he doesn’t know a word of what he’s talking about lol broke even in 33 minutes made 100k in 6 days keep it up man
Broke even in 33mins? 100K in 6days? Lol what video you, watching how Amazon got started?
everyone’s “winging” it fam
"It ain't stupid if it works." I'd rather wing it and do this well, than by the book and fail.
So you'd be averaging over 5 mil a year... As a 1 man operation? 🙄🤨
he said 33 days and 100k a year...
I love your channel mate, the questions you ask is straight to the point no bs. Cheers from Australia
Good for you, keep up the hard work.
I do auto detailing been at it for a while .I recently bought a 4200 psi pressure washer but I'm thinking about going into pressure washing I already have experience with them from buying to Operating them.Got cards printed just like auto detailing it takes time to get customers don't think just because u have all the equipment the work going to come. I've seen detailer's come and go.everyday it's a detailing set up r pressure washing set ups for sell on offer up
Thank you for sharing!
The "Don't give up" sign in that yard they walked past 😭
I bet that he’s doing his own house 😂
So get this. He’s 40 years old, and has been doing pressure for 3 years.
So 40 - 3 = 37.
But first he worked construction for 25 years.
So he started construction at 12 years old.
40-3 = 37
37-25 = 12
Who thinks he’s full of it?
No bullshit but I was working at a pallet company at 14. Anything is possible
I’ve been a baker since I was 12 child labor is real 🤣
Your full of shit mate 100k a year but your truck is strait out a scrap yard u roll up to mine in that and I’m laughing you out my garden
He might be!? But if your not full of It maybe you can be doing better then he is and you wouldn’t be shading another person. Facts. Stay humble. Stay in your lane. Remember kid’s “breakfast is the most important meal of the day”😂😂😂🤫
@@bakerloks3821
If he wanted to stay humble, do you think he’d made this video?
But maybe it’s really a she, and maybe she has a dog named Fido that gives a shit.
Yeah, grab your breakfast.
I've seen so many videos on this hustled, I've always wanted to give a try but it holds me back the fact that NO ONE talks about how do you get to use the home owners water if you don't have a water tank!?
Most pressure washing small businesses just ask permission from the client and most customers have no issue with you using their water.
It's standard that you use the customers water. No company just uses the water tank. The water tank just works as a buffer tank
Just call the fire department, they’ll hook you up. Easy peasy
I started mine with a $199 ryobi electric washer. You don’t need a $1000 pressure washer to start off.
That's awesome, Justin! How is business going for you now? ☺️
What can you say excellent youtube channel.. of course UpFlip make money off the people they interview ( youtube monetary ) or the interviewer pays them . but all in all this must be one of the best RUclips channels out there simply because they can inspire everyone to take up self employment today and start changing their life immediately..
Were here to inspire and motivate John!
Excellent interview guys. Marketing and decent tools are extremely important...thanks for sharing this video
I pressure washed all day yesterday at work and at home and then this popped up in my feed 🤔
A friend or a family member, someone that you are in a lot of contact with had googled pressure washing. Ads target you based on what your friends search.
RUclips is smart 👀
I swear google be listening on the mic sometimes bc while it’s definitely targeted by your Searches it’s been times I’ve gotten targeted ads for stuff I didn’t Search, which was creepy af to say the least
@@cosmicclusters3255 exactly. I tried on a pair of shoes in the store and put them back on the shelf. When I get home there is an ad on my phone for the exact shoe that I tried on, never mentioned, didnt buy.....
@@RahYisrael99 the cameras.
I'm really thinking about starting one a business such as this, I've always found it extremely satisfying doing at my dad's shop
IRS HAS JOINED THE CHAT 💬
Not really, he can invest it all back into his business and pay Zero :) benefits of being a business owner
A dirty job is pressure washing beet trucks at the beet plant. We charged $150 hour for two guys washing. It takes about 4-5 hours to clean one truck and trailer. They had about 25 trucks/trailers in their fleet. Money money money
Sounds like a great client! Do the beet trucks have any smell to them out of curiosity?
Thats what I'm talking about! Keep getting it! #Respect
Thanks for watching DJ!
I was a pressure washer for NYC metro north rail loved that job. 13 years
That's awesome Gary :)
YOU SHOULD MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT A "HOW TO BE INDEPENDENT MECHANIC OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT" 👍
Good idea Caesar! We'll see what we can do :)
Going to give this business a try . Baby boy may be born today . Will do it all for him 🤞🏼
Good luck Jaw. Be sure to check out our blog on starting a pressure washing business and all the other videos we done on the topic!
He said he makes 100k yr time to buy a Professional Skid look up Southeast Softwash. Soft washing is the way to go! U don't need to go up on a ladder. Pressure washer with soft wash tips ( jrods) and sh ( bleach) chlorine) water. U can wash up to 3 stories without getting on a ladder. Chemicals and rinsing do all the work. Look up Soft washing videos.
Stick with my pressure washer no chemicals used way better,
@@juliogarcia3549 going to destroy the life of your roof
@@richardbinkley8487 that why I have insurance but never had a claim yet
He didn't even have any cleaning Chem in the truck.. Unless I missed it. He totally just used pressure on that siding... SMH
@@juliogarcia3549 sorry if this is a dumb question. Insurance like for your business? In case something happens or just your house?
You never get rich working for someone else. Not sure how much seasons affect business / cash flow, but low cap investment, high margin, repeat business with a high degree of customer loyalty (provided you do a good job) is a nice business profile.
Very, very true. Great words of business wisdom right here everyone. Thanks for sharing ahthisisgood!
Hate y’all got scammed on this one - this guy has no idea what he is doing and this is Horrible information for people looking to get into pressure washing.
Truth. Scary
My boy realizes you can pick up a good starter washer from Walmart for under $300 and a good 100+ hose is a good start I also would recommend getting a cheap small tank water is cheap! You can easily start this job and take off
💜Thank you for content. I am a bit concerned as some of the stuff he is listing and explaining is not adding up (nor is it making sense). Either he is overspending where it is not necessary or he honestly does not know what he is doing, still? I’m not here to judge. It’s just only my observation regarding the information he is presenting for his pressure washing business. But I thank you again. Great as always. Hugs🤗
Janelle
He’s biting back on giving out all his secrets. I mean, you can’t blame him you know? He’s just winging it basically. But yeah I agree definitely was kinda sus
He should be soft Washing like me , not damaging homes with pressure. Market with postcards (Eddm) it helps get business when you’re just starting out.
Would should lots more pressure washing interviews coming out and blogs as well so hopefully we can learn from lots of different perspectives!
Good job. But that 12 foot heavy fiberglass extension. Get an X jet... learn to use the bleach and soap and get you a 12 foot extension that is made out of aluminum. An aluminum 12 foot extension. Very rarely needed when you use ex jet bleach and soap to do the cleaning and detailing.
Thanks a bunch for this video. Great info.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching. Don't forget to subscribe to stay updated on all the great videos we have coming up.
Love the Don't Give up sign in the yard
Very inspirational! 🔥
Who would give this video a thumbs up
Construction company will bring it around 2,500 a day. 160-175k easy every year.
I can tell he’s sandbagging because he doesn’t want to give out the real info. I’m sure he has a killer Google ads campaign.
Google ads do help a lot when done right!
What does sandbagging mean?
@@IAmJonesty it'd usually a term used in racing. If you have a car that's faster than the other you're not racing it to its full potential til the final stretch, or a later race til more money is on the line. Basically you're saving the goods for yourself
He start off my highlighting things that the person told him not to do but then he’s not capturing his expenditures in creating a business plan that will allow him to track in project growth. He’s not allowing himself ability to formulate lesson learned so that he may determine how to better streamline certain capabilities to improve profit it may be increase services in bigger markets. I’m not trying to dump on him but it kept of screams at me how he still locked up and on the person who gave him his first opportunity. It makes me want to scrutinize him more opposed to being more receptive. However, I am listening to everything he saying with the intent of taking every positive and negative thing that can help me in the future.
You can definitely get a good gas powered pressure washer for half that. But this is good info.
Thank you Aj! Glad you found the video helpful.
@@UpFlip i got an electric one right now but its time to upgrade to a gas one.
I’m sure you’ll appreciate the gas one a bit more!
Gas is to powerful
Guy really didn’t know his numbers. But he still out there getting it.
The don’t give up sign in the middle of the video was kind of splendid 🛠
“And this things $180 u can take a thing off and put another thing on. “ as if I couldn’t look at this guy and tell he hasn’t ever pressure washed anything for money
His business is real Ty. Have you checked out our other pressure washing business content? What do you think of those videos?
Sometimes the most successful people don’t have a plan. They just have the will to keep trying.
Very true Taylor. Thanks for the support!
That drive way is at most 200. Nd will take atleast 1.5 hours. I’d say 180 Nd slightly under 2 hours. I average 80-115 pressure washing. 200 in 1 hour is alittle exaggerated
Maybe it averages it out to $200 per hr once you factor in all his contracts / clients not just that specific job.
It's I'mportant to know how to kink a garden hose, you can do it right next to the pressure washer and it's free
This guy's a great salesman! He's making $100k/year tearing up people's property and doing it the hard way. Impressive
lol
I loved seeing the DONT GIVE UP SIGN 👍🏁
Yes!
"So Ryan, as you're unloading, a couple of questions..." 😳
low barrier to entry = lots of competition = driving the price down = frustrating business...
Depends a lot on where you are located also.