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Everyone that runs a pressure washing business should also be in the business of sealing said concrete. The concrete needs to be protected after it's washed, and if you don't do it, they'll just be calling another business to come do it after you're done. Sealing concrete brings in far more profit than just washing alone, and it's fairly easy to learn. Acrylic sealer on stamped concrete is a gold mine, and if you learn about antiquing stamped concrete (adding color and depth) you can easily set yourself apart from the rest of your local competition. Hope someone somewhere can benefit from this! Good luck out there.
Listen, I’m not in the business. I enjoy your videos. Very educational. Here’s a tip connect with realtors when they’re selling a house. They’re gonna want everything cleaned. Good pressure washer get everything taken care of snappy snap do a good job for them and they’ll keep referring you to other realtors and their clients.
small tip for anyone who wants it: ask the customer the last time the concrete was sealed, what kind of sealer was applied (water based or acrylic), and how long the stains on the concrete have been there. If they used acrylic sealer (Like Chemmasters Traz-25a) and the stains have been there since before they last had it sealed, go ahead and tell them that it's gonna be impossible to remove them without stripping the sealer off beforehand (either by etching or acid wash).
Even if you don't want to mess with chemicals, do the minimum and get 30 Second Outdoor Cleaner. It's not insanely expensive, it's very easy to handle, and it works great if you follow the instructions and let it sit for like 15 minutes. Also, to prevent any sort of lines from showing up if you don't plan on post treating is to just clean in a figure 8 motion. Doesn't got to be massive, just enough to overlap your last spot. It may take you a little longer, but it increases the cleaning quality pretty significantly and pretty much guarantees that you wont miss any spots.
Or even better, use a decent concrete driveway cleaners like ZEP or Krud Kutter for example, and downstream it through your pressure washer. Let that set for 10-15 fifteen minutes and then go about the job.
@@JCJPressureWashing If you watch the video, you will see someone in the back washing down everything. There are also products that you can buy to wash onto the plants to make sure you do no harm. You can also go out and get pool noodles on the edge to direct the water away from the plants.
It depends where your at, how well you are known and your work ethic, it is not unskilled labor, anyone can do what we do, but not everyone does, everyone does it's more too it than pressure washing, cutting grass or cleaning windows, to be truly successful you have to be knowledgeable and your business, have great skills like marketing, management and networking, when your working for someone as teenage, that's unskilled labor, running a successful business is a whole different thing
Yes... very slowly. You might want to look at a 16" BE or the same from MEKOW. Set some $ aside from each job and upgrade to a 4 GPM. Save some more $ and upgrade to 5.5 GPM and a 20" or 24" surface cleaner and you'll be well on your way.
I live in the north east and holy damn is there business up here. Couldn't imagine living in a dry, arid climate. Lol i pray for wet hot sticky summers. Have had good luck the last couple years.
Hello, I am enjoying all your videos. I am saving up some money to buy your powerwashing course. I am purchasing a Harbor Freight Predator powerwasher 4.2 gallons per minute and 4400 psi. Is the 20-inch BE Wirl-A-Way 4000 psi ok to use on 4400 psi pressure washer? The PSI level is my concern. Thanks!
Hey man just found your content and its really good information man! Im looking to start this side of my buisness I started a lawn care company in Texas. Stepping into summer and lookijg to keep things going. Seems like a great next step. Also looks like a bigger opportunity!
I just started my business in Phoenix. I've been having a hard time explaining to customers the value of washing their driveway or house since we don't get much organic growth here. Any suggestions?
With a 4 gallon per minute what psi should I be looking for with it. I want to be able to do siding etc also. I was told you shouldn’t go over 2500 psi or you’ll cause damage
You dont do siding with pressure….use chemicals and soft wash/rinse the siding. You can wash a house with a pump sprayer and a garden hose. Pressure is for shooting water/ chemicals up high and concrete.
If you use something like ZEP or KRUD KUTTER driveway cleaner for pressure washers, you shouldn't have a problem. Use a bleach mix and you're asking for trouble. The other thing is before you start a job put down some concrete cleaner. Then while that's curing edge all along the driveway (you'll get bonus points from your customer) that way create some runoff drainage. Then go around and using a turbo nozzle wash the driveway border completely. Then when you hit it with your pressure washer you have some drainage for the water and detergent and you get a good cleaning right to the very edge of the driveway because you typically won't get it good every time with your surface cleaner and you'll end up having to go back and touch up those areas the surface cleaner didn't quite get.
I wanted to get the course, but they won't tell you the price with first giving them your information. This is BS. If I buy your course, then you can get my info. Does anyone know what the price of the course is?
Charge per sqft... look up rates in your area on Google per sqft and go from there. Or call pressure washing companies ask if they charge by sqft and how much.
A little disappointing that the only consideration as to whether to use chemicals or not is a) oooh it smells and b) job takes longer. No environmental concerns? That bleach is going into the city's sewer systems . And the garden?
That makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. At that rate if you take your typical concrete driveway that's maybe 75'x10'= 750 sq. ft. plus maybe another 48 sq. ft. for the sidewalk x .13= $104 bucks. You can't afford to do that. Maybe you drive a half an hour to the job to quote it, your time there, another half hour to get back to where you started/home. Assuming you get the job on the spot and he/she doesn't want to 'think about it' and ends up calling you a few days later with the go-ahead, by the time you unload, do the job, load back up and return home, you've got about 4 hours invested, maybe $5 bucks in gas for your vehicle and your machine, another $4-5 bucks for the cleaner you put down. And there's the hidden cost of wear and tear on your equipment and your vehicle. You cn't afford to do this work for .13 sq. ft.
@@brandonjester3683 My thoughts exactly, 4000PSI is way overkill, unfortunately I cannot lower the PSI lower from 3000PSI On my machine due to the excessive spike pressure and no bypass on the pump :(
Seriously? How so? Maybe he does 3 - 4 driveways of varying size in a day. Using what looks like a 24" surface cleaner he could knock out 3 - 4 jobs in a day albeit, that machine is maybe a 4 GPM, so it's a looong day to squeeze in 3 - 4 jobs. That driveway in the video plus the sidewalk and there was a patio in the back it seems, that's $400+ bucks all day long, maybe $450.00. The upsell is to seal it the following day- or if it's hot enough weather and the job is done in the early morning, you/he could go back later in the afternoon and knock out sealing it in about an hour's time and that's another $400 bucks + materials cost.
$100???? A single driveway wash should give you an average of $300-$400 per job... MINIMUM. If you learn how to seal the concrete, you could easily make $800 per job while doing 2-3 jobs per day. I know this for a fact.
I love the negative comment, this obviously comes from an ignorance based opinion. We typically bring in more than double this a day per work vehicle. This business not only provides jobs in our communities, but also allows us to take the entire winter off. Wonder what type of job you? You also most likely can't afford to take 4-5 months off from your “job”. Wishing you all the best in your life, try and stay positive!
@@brentosburn3422 Im only asking because here in my city, Houston, Tx, there was a huge lawsuit back in 2011 and they went around ticketing a lot of PW companies. It's a big deal out here. I guess because we are so close to the Gulf.
@@ddawg3974 I'm guessing some kind of vacuum system that collects the waste water into a large container. Those containers can be rented from waste disposal companies, who will pick up the full container and replace it with an empty, for a hefty charge, of course. Thing about waste water, it's managed by the EPA, and disposing it opens a huge can of worms.
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Everyone that runs a pressure washing business should also be in the business of sealing said concrete. The concrete needs to be protected after it's washed, and if you don't do it, they'll just be calling another business to come do it after you're done. Sealing concrete brings in far more profit than just washing alone, and it's fairly easy to learn. Acrylic sealer on stamped concrete is a gold mine, and if you learn about antiquing stamped concrete (adding color and depth) you can easily set yourself apart from the rest of your local competition. Hope someone somewhere can benefit from this! Good luck out there.
I’m going to comment so that I can come back to this one day
Nice idea
Good idea
If you don't, you're leaving $$$ on the driveway plus certain to increase referrals from that customer to their friends and neighbors.
Listen, I’m not in the business. I enjoy your videos. Very educational. Here’s a tip connect with realtors when they’re selling a house. They’re gonna want everything cleaned. Good pressure washer get everything taken care of snappy snap do a good job for them and they’ll keep referring you to other realtors and their clients.
Make sure to take payment first because some people sell the house without paying you and you can't get your money
small tip for anyone who wants it: ask the customer the last time the concrete was sealed, what kind of sealer was applied (water based or acrylic), and how long the stains on the concrete have been there.
If they used acrylic sealer (Like Chemmasters Traz-25a) and the stains have been there since before they last had it sealed, go ahead and tell them that it's gonna be impossible to remove them without stripping the sealer off beforehand (either by etching or acid wash).
Thanks!
Even if you don't want to mess with chemicals, do the minimum and get 30 Second Outdoor Cleaner. It's not insanely expensive, it's very easy to handle, and it works great if you follow the instructions and let it sit for like 15 minutes. Also, to prevent any sort of lines from showing up if you don't plan on post treating is to just clean in a figure 8 motion. Doesn't got to be massive, just enough to overlap your last spot. It may take you a little longer, but it increases the cleaning quality pretty significantly and pretty much guarantees that you wont miss any spots.
And use your safety glasses
Or even better, use a decent concrete driveway cleaners like ZEP or Krud Kutter for example, and downstream it through your pressure washer. Let that set for 10-15 fifteen minutes and then go about the job.
Worsch, started by business around a month or so ago only landed about 8 jobs. However, I’ve put out quite a few ads and this video helps lots.
Have you ever had issues with chemicals burning the grass or plants around the driveways?
I was wondering about this too. If it kills the stuff on the driveway, will it kill the grass?
Wet everything down before applying chemicals and then rinse everything after wash is complete.
@@JCJPressureWashing Makes sense! Thank you!
@@JCJPressureWashing If you watch the video, you will see someone in the back washing down everything. There are also products that you can buy to wash onto the plants to make sure you do no harm. You can also go out and get pool noodles on the edge to direct the water away from the plants.
Absolutely love watching entrepreneurship at its best. These videos are great. Keep on building a reality. 👍
Man you have been a huge help with staring my new pressure washing business. Wash! Wash! Hahaha keep up the videos man we all appreciate it!
4:55 also be careful mixing chemicals
It depends where your at, how well you are known and your work ethic, it is not unskilled labor, anyone can do what we do, but not everyone does, everyone does it's more too it than pressure washing, cutting grass or cleaning windows, to be truly successful you have to be knowledgeable and your business, have great skills like marketing, management and networking, when your working for someone as teenage, that's unskilled labor, running a successful business is a whole different thing
Thanks for the great video. It really gave me some great advice.
Thank you for your help and knowledge. Much appreciated 👍🏽
Can you run a surface cleaner with a 2.5 gpm pressure washer?
definitely
Yes... very slowly. You might want to look at a 16" BE or the same from MEKOW. Set some $ aside from each job and upgrade to a 4 GPM. Save some more $ and upgrade to 5.5 GPM and a 20" or 24" surface cleaner and you'll be well on your way.
I live in the north east and holy damn is there business up here. Couldn't imagine living in a dry, arid climate. Lol i pray for wet hot sticky summers. Have had good luck the last couple years.
I love a liner measurement for a logarithmic size increase. maybe not 4 inches per gal.
Hello, I am enjoying all your videos. I am saving up some money to buy your powerwashing course. I am purchasing a Harbor Freight Predator powerwasher 4.2 gallons per minute and 4400 psi. Is the 20-inch BE Wirl-A-Way 4000 psi ok to use on 4400 psi pressure washer? The PSI level is my concern. Thanks!
What are your thoughts on "Westinghouse" power washers? Great video!
any suggestions on how to get rid of oil spill that has dried on the driveway???
We use Simple Green and have good results.
What surface cleaner are you using? Ty
Hey man just found your content and its really good information man! Im looking to start this side of my buisness I started a lawn care company in Texas. Stepping into summer and lookijg to keep things going. Seems like a great next step. Also looks like a bigger opportunity!
I just started my business in Phoenix. I've been having a hard time explaining to customers the value of washing their driveway or house since we don't get much organic growth here. Any suggestions?
Sounds like you may need a new niche
Restaurant and property managers.
What’s the cost of not doing it?
Testimony’s you can should them before and after photos
It's a luxury thing. You don't NEED to pressure wash. So go to expensive areas.
What do you call this machine???
Bro can you do a video bout that hose? That sprays clorox? Please
It’s an xjet and it sprays bleach the stuff to clean pools it’s about 150 dollars
great vid!
With a 4 gallon per minute what psi should I be looking for with it. I want to be able to do siding etc also. I was told you shouldn’t go over 2500 psi or you’ll cause damage
You can turn the pressure washer down on the daily on the pump
You dont do siding with pressure….use chemicals and soft wash/rinse the siding. You can wash a house with a pump sprayer and a garden hose. Pressure is for shooting water/ chemicals up high and concrete.
@@JCJPressureWashing ok thanks brother.
I was taught wrong
Do the chemicals damage grass?
If you use something like ZEP or KRUD KUTTER driveway cleaner for pressure washers, you shouldn't have a problem. Use a bleach mix and you're asking for trouble. The other thing is before you start a job put down some concrete cleaner. Then while that's curing edge all along the driveway (you'll get bonus points from your customer) that way create some runoff drainage. Then go around and using a turbo nozzle wash the driveway border completely. Then when you hit it with your pressure washer you have some drainage for the water and detergent and you get a good cleaning right to the very edge of the driveway because you typically won't get it good every time with your surface cleaner and you'll end up having to go back and touch up those areas the surface cleaner didn't quite get.
I live in a apartment complex but want to start something like this just not sure how thats gonna work lol
Rent a little space, uhaul or maybe your complex has rentable garages etc.
Awesome Video
My Dad still says "Warsh"
I wanted to get the course, but they won't tell you the price with first giving them your information. This is BS. If I buy your course, then you can get my info.
Does anyone know what the price of the course is?
$400
@@ZyfeYT Thank you for the info.
How much did you quote for that first job in the video bud looks like a very large area i dont know how to implement prices
Charge per sqft... look up rates in your area on Google per sqft and go from there. Or call pressure washing companies ask if they charge by sqft and how much.
how do you get the gas station jobs?
What shoes are you wearing
Great but slow down the speech if you can, and if others are asking for it 🙂
Did you say warsh or wash I couldn't tell
2:23 my bro please use safety glasses here in a minute you lift it and it is swirling around with bleach. 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 please use your safety glasses
Worsch
Gah dam dude you need at job working for the radio station your a fast talker man lol 😎👍🏽 good job
A little disappointing that the only consideration as to whether to use chemicals or not is a) oooh it smells and b) job takes longer. No environmental concerns? That bleach is going into the city's sewer systems . And the garden?
Lol it's chlorine in drinking water anyways
Bleach is in the water you drink
Stop crying Captain Planet
@@mih-entertainmentgreat response! haha
@truthmatters1950
And?
ok
How did you collect the water with the chemicals you use. Putting it in the street is illegal
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he said 10 to 13 cents per square foot right ?
That makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. At that rate if you take your typical concrete driveway that's maybe 75'x10'= 750 sq. ft. plus maybe another 48 sq. ft. for the sidewalk x .13= $104 bucks. You can't afford to do that. Maybe you drive a half an hour to the job to quote it, your time there, another half hour to get back to where you started/home. Assuming you get the job on the spot and he/she doesn't want to 'think about it' and ends up calling you a few days later with the go-ahead, by the time you unload, do the job, load back up and return home, you've got about 4 hours invested, maybe $5 bucks in gas for your vehicle and your machine, another $4-5 bucks for the cleaner you put down. And there's the hidden cost of wear and tear on your equipment and your vehicle. You cn't afford to do this work for .13 sq. ft.
Intriguing.
Warsh!!!
Are you hitting the concrete with 3000PSI?
Probably 4000-4400 psi
4,000 psi seem to be a bit over kill and etch the concrete. I running 1,800 to 2,200 max. Dose just fine And dosent harm the concrete
@@brandonjester3683 My thoughts exactly, 4000PSI is way overkill, unfortunately I cannot lower the PSI lower from 3000PSI On my machine due to the excessive spike pressure and no bypass on the pump :(
@@aurafangz3635 It best to regulate your pressure at the tips so you get maximum flow
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If you are making a thousand dollars a day cleaning concrete you are ripping people off
Seriously? How so? Maybe he does 3 - 4 driveways of varying size in a day. Using what looks like a 24" surface cleaner he could knock out 3 - 4 jobs in a day albeit, that machine is maybe a 4 GPM, so it's a looong day to squeeze in 3 - 4 jobs. That driveway in the video plus the sidewalk and there was a patio in the back it seems, that's $400+ bucks all day long, maybe $450.00. The upsell is to seal it the following day- or if it's hot enough weather and the job is done in the early morning, you/he could go back later in the afternoon and knock out sealing it in about an hour's time and that's another $400 bucks + materials cost.
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$100 a day if your lucky to get work.
$100???? A single driveway wash should give you an average of $300-$400 per job... MINIMUM. If you learn how to seal the concrete, you could easily make $800 per job while doing 2-3 jobs per day. I know this for a fact.
$1,000 a day is laughable. While I understand this is more of a seasonal job that requires some capital to upstart, it is still unskilled labor.
Couldn't agree more
You can offer other services like, gutter/roof clean windows there’s a lot money into it.
Made over 900 profit my first day 😊
When I was 16 I had jobs that were $800 took like 5 hours if you did it full time and did commercial jobs 1k a day is very doable
I love the negative comment, this obviously comes from an ignorance based opinion. We typically bring in more than double this a day per work vehicle. This business not only provides jobs in our communities, but also allows us to take the entire winter off. Wonder what type of job you? You also most likely can't afford to take 4-5 months off from your “job”. Wishing you all the best in your life, try and stay positive!
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Do you have to collect the run off in your state? If so whats the best way to do so? @foreverselfemployed
Wondering this as well
Legally, you're supposed to buy nobody does. Literally don't worry about it
@@brentosburn3422 Im only asking because here in my city, Houston, Tx, there was a huge lawsuit back in 2011 and they went around ticketing a lot of PW companies. It's a big deal out here. I guess because we are so close to the Gulf.
How the heck would you even do that?
@@ddawg3974 I'm guessing some kind of vacuum system that collects the waste water into a large container. Those containers can be rented from waste disposal companies, who will pick up the full container and replace it with an empty, for a hefty charge, of course. Thing about waste water, it's managed by the EPA, and disposing it opens a huge can of worms.
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