I started a pressure washing company out of Grand Rapids michigan 1.5 years ago. Hit $103,000 in 8 months this year we will hit $500,000 just me and my buddy. House washing a fleet washing and commercial and residential snow plowing. Been an amazing business and we love every single part of it. Although we work 7 days a week. Its fun and rewarding.
Don’t ever expect someone else to care about your business as much as you do. You’re the owner you’re supposed to give it 100% No one else is gonna put as much work in as you. You’re doing a kick ass job man and it’s inspiring. Keep killing it bro
Definitely understand. Just trying to get people to understand in small businesses, well at least mine, there is so much room for growth If you just care a little bit more. My method gives them a sense of ownership. The more you invest, the more you will reap benefits that the owner reaps.
@@Mr.PlethoraI watched another pressure washing business and they do performance pay. I feel that would be great motivation for business owners that have high standards when it comes to quality work. This way your training will sink in and be retained more cause they want top tier pay. These are the guys that you will be doing jobs on their own. Love the motivation and thanks for the inspiration 🤙🏽
I've never seen this guy before.. But listening to him speak about his "partners" is so inspirational!..I've always considered myself a leader and not a boss because I'll get in the fuckin ditch and dig right beside you...this guy has his shit together and he has inspired me!... thank you sir!!
Thank you. Wish more people could see the value in me. I've actually tried to do some positive things in my community but sadly it's a different world these days.
Who in their community wouldn't like this guy?, I bet alot of people would like this guy as their boss! Hard working & humble. Hope his "partners" learn as much of him, cause not only i see the big picture, but for his partners in his business that will excell for many years & a have great future. I Wish this good man well.
This guy is a good guy. He prefers to keep the quality and the reputation - more important than expanding like crazy to get richer faster. Good integrity. So happy to see this attitude in the world.
This was a great interview and he seems like a good boss to have or leading you in something. I like the fact that he is not just looking out for himself but so willing to help others. Now that's a person who will do very well and go very far in life!😊😊😊😊😊
I appreciate the transparency in your interview. I just started almost a yesr ago. Speaking about costs, your willingness to help others by empowering them to learn and grow. You are doing what works for your area. So I can see you are more about people than the money. More will come as you get out of your comfort zone.😊Awesome! I will like.
Thank you! You read me well. As long as you stay true to who you are and what you do, the money will come. I never worry about it. I just try to bring people with me for the journey. We will always be stronger together.
I have an opportunity to purchase a trailer with all pressure washing equipment due to owner medical conditions. It is appealing to make extra money as I am currently employed, but also for my teenage son to do to make himself a good income, then again something so I can retire early. What is a decent figure you can make per month or year starting out
@dennispattarozzi5099 it really depends on how serious you want to take it. If you do it part time, you can still average $500-$1000 a day. It's all about how you sell and present yourself.
@@Mr.Plethora thank you. I live in a small town but close to a bigger city but take pride in presenting myself for any situation. Grew up taught that first impressions are lasting ones
I’m sure over time his prices will increase as the market and his networks do to. I rather have more clients and a healthy increasing cash flow then relying on a fewer amount of clients. As a new business I think it’s importing to build healthy especially when your still kind of tailoring your service to the ideal model target. His battle between cost for service and commercial clients is interpersonal. Building his portfolio may lead to more accounts. I think it boils down to what his goals are and how he needs his business to perform within his financial tree. I’m just thinking out loud here 😅
I wish I had this dude in my life. I would’ve taken the opportunity that he gave me and locked in. I hope to be somewhat like him when I get my business going
Awesome I just started pressure washing a month ago and this is where "we" going to be. It's so many way to get it out here in the world pick one and go hard or don't go at all. GOD BLESS
This man has incredible energy. Really solid, grounded, and an open heart. I am really inspired and am very much now wanting to see if I could potentially make this work as a career path. I have continuously struggled with lower paying construction jobs and have also been doing energy work for awhile but would love something that I could bring my son into if he ever wanted and also make more consistent money for my family. I am still nervous and not exactly sure why I doubt that “I could also do this” but you have helped a lot. Also wondering if starting late September in Colorado would be a hard time to begin? Thank you for sharing your insights.
I would feel extremely lucky and fortunate to be a partner with this amazing entrepreneur! He obviously invests in the success of others. They are going far!
look at some of the guys on PWR, most aren't charging $.15-.20/ sq ft. for commercial flatwork, sounds like the standard is $.07-.11 from what I understand, like buying a gallon of pool essentials for $5.87 vs. whatever you get it at per gallon for bulk
Very very impressed with this guy. Seems like a standup gentleman. Only problem is I think he’s way too cheap on this prices. I wouldn’t go less than 250 for driveways. Raise your prices all the way around, bro.
Man if I met this guy 5-6 years ago, we’d have expanded 2x by now, I feel like a ton of small business owners like him are struggling to find the right people to expand, it’s such a bummer when he’s doing everything he can to expand, but you eventually hit a wall, where you need to trust people who more often than no, are not at your same commitment level and will probably end up screwing you over, man I really want to do anything I can to help this guy, he’s got the fire and the passion, he needs reliable people now
@@Mr.Plethora how do you deal with the clean water act law in your city for your business, meaning the runoff water after cleaning a driveway or a house ect. By the way I love what your doing and also it was a great interview and thank you for inspiring others like myself.
@@Goonsquad413they say as long as it's not going into any drains, we are fine. 100% of the time, run off is going into the soil unless we are doing a driveway. Even when we do carpet cleaning, we are approved to dump waste water into the soil.
I'm quick to say 350 for pressure washing a house. I have my own similar business. People are either going pay or not but someone will pay my asking price.
you should think about doing commercial as in far as trucks and vehicles im working for a guy right now with another guy bringing in 11k a week best wishes too you
How does this business deal with places restricted by drought conditions? In some places if a drought condition is declared, you can't even water your lawn more than twice a week.
Get it while it's hot. Plan accordingly. Your business will basically shut down during the colder months if you are not offering other services to keep you going. That's why we added on carpet cleaning.
@@Mr.Plethorawhat’s up bro, so I just decided to go with carpet cleaning. I’m going to get my first machine. I’m in a winter state so it doesn’t make sense but do you think I’ll be able to learn how to pressure wash later on? By the summer? I wanna relocate to the south this year as well so just wanna prepare myself as much as possible.
@acking1502 yes of course. Learning how to pressure wash is easier than carpet cleaning. At least that is my opinion. If I had to do it all over again, I still would choose pressure washing first over carpet cleaning. Much better ROI. But that's just me, in my city and state. Things could be totally different where you are. Supply and demand. There weren't many pressure washing companies when I first started. Now, there are a ton.
@@Mr.Plethora Thanks so much for this bro. It sound appealing to start with cause I also hear how intensive the labor for carpet cleaning is and bad on your back. The pressure washer was seeming harder to me at first but ima do some more studying. Regardless anyway, you showed me it can be learned both ways. I appreciate it.
I’m interested to do this, I’m looking for a company to hire me and train me for a week and start my business, people are making a great money since I’m in the warehouse, not fair
❇️❇️ Can I get some advice please. My son is starting a pressure washer business washing homes and commercial properties. Do you guys believe in California the rates should be a bit higher or no? Someone told him Cali. Rates are high and should charge more. Now he’s confused 🤦♀️ Can anyone explain to me what a fair fee would be for driveway/house washing?? I’d greatly appreciate it. Any info or advice will be given to him. Thank you 🙏🏼
We just did 8k on these units in 10 hours. Not bragging, just stating because people misunderstood my pricing structure. We are not the highest but we are far from the lowest in our area.
He's undercharging by a lot. Maybe it's his area though. 30 to 80 cents a square foot is common in my area with a minimum of 150 to 500 per job. Anything less than that isn't worth the travel and time. I'm shocked he can make profit. I'm curious about the quality of work
Pay attention and stop maximizing the negatives and minimizing the Positives! He clearly said he had 100-200 5 Star ratings and positive feedback, now just imagine where those ratings are now🚀 The Quality is for sure top tier he probably just down played his prices for the Pockets watchers like you or he simply just want to provide a Quality Service at an affordable price.
Our average ticket is $500. Average means overall. Last week we did a job for 3 grand that took 3 hours. 3-4 jobs a day with 1 crew is $1500-$2000 a day. Why is this so hard to believe. If your phone is ringing, it's literally impossible not to make this much in a day. In the video, you see 4 guys with 2 setups... If the money wasn't coming in, how do you thing I could pay these guys a living wage?? And that wasn't even the whole team. Sometimes you guys just have to use your head and stop trying to debunk everything 🤦🏿♂️ We have 3 grand on the schedule everyday this week and 2 grand on Saturday. That's 17 grand this week with 2 crews. Why is this so hard to believe?? 4-6 jobs a day with 2 crews. It's not hard. Figure out how to get the phone ringing and you will stop doubting what I am saying.
Thumbtack is a ripoff. Used them 2 weeks and had to pay over $200 to bid or speak with prospects. Might as well get sales navigator pay the $100 a month to target locals.
Where is his biz located? only asking because the prices seem a little low. here in the seattle area im sure you can charge much more. i plan on starting a business doing this. i currently am a fuel tank driver
How do you guys clean old concrete? Like 50 years old my pressure washer does nothing. It's almost like it has a glass finish lol. Had two places like that did absolutely nothing. Maybe some chemicals
@@TzUuupyes I understand. Me as well. Basically saying the difference with my my company and why I call them partners. Because there are so many opportunities with partners. But it's about how invested you are. An employee does not have the same opportunities. A raise or promotion, but what else is really offered to an employee?
Im not sure where he's operating but his prices need to be increased for his own good! I mean the house wash and driveway prices are almost working yourself to the bones for minimal pay. Unless hes comfortable, I'm just saying he's leaving money on the table.
I started a pressure washing company out of Grand Rapids michigan 1.5 years ago. Hit $103,000 in 8 months this year we will hit $500,000 just me and my buddy. House washing a fleet washing and commercial and residential snow plowing. Been an amazing business and we love every single part of it. Although we work 7 days a week. Its fun and rewarding.
Starting marketing for this upcoming spring season, any suggestions or advice for someone starting up?
Don’t ever expect someone else to care about your business as much as you do. You’re the owner you’re supposed to give it 100%
No one else is gonna put as much work in as you. You’re doing a kick ass job man and it’s inspiring. Keep killing it bro
Definitely understand. Just trying to get people to understand in small businesses, well at least mine, there is so much room for growth If you just care a little bit more. My method gives them a sense of ownership. The more you invest, the more you will reap benefits that the owner reaps.
@@Mr.PlethoraI watched another pressure washing business and they do performance pay. I feel that would be great motivation for business owners that have high standards when it comes to quality work. This way your training will sink in and be retained more cause they want top tier pay. These are the guys that you will be doing jobs on their own. Love the motivation and thanks for the inspiration 🤙🏽
I've never seen this guy before..
But listening to him speak about his "partners" is so inspirational!..I've always considered myself a leader and not a boss because I'll get in the fuckin ditch and dig right beside you...this guy has his shit together and he has inspired me!... thank you sir!!
You're welcome and thank you!
Damn, this is a guy that cares, could be a local community leader. Total props. Its not easy being a good and fair boss.
Thank you. Wish more people could see the value in me. I've actually tried to do some positive things in my community but sadly it's a different world these days.
Wish nothing but the best for this guy.. Stand up guys are rare these days
Who in their community wouldn't like this guy?, I bet alot of people would like this guy as their boss! Hard working & humble.
Hope his "partners" learn as much of him, cause not only i see the big picture, but for his partners in his business that will excell for many years & a have great future.
I Wish this good man well.
Thank you so much!
This guy is a good guy. He prefers to keep the quality and the reputation - more important than expanding like crazy to get richer faster. Good integrity. So happy to see this attitude in the world.
Ive done plenty of pressure washing as a branch out of my landscaping buisness and he hits every note. Good man keep working
Thank you!
I love washing houses this my pressure washer company
Sounds like a solid guy! I hope your business continues to flourish.
Thank you so much!
This was a great interview and he seems like a good boss to have or leading you in something. I like the fact that he is not just looking out for himself but so willing to help others. Now that's a person who will do very well and go very far in life!😊😊😊😊😊
Thank you😊😊
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What a great interview. This owner is legit.
That was the absolute best information anybody could have gotten out of this interview. Thanks for posting!
This is a great man. He's a real role model.
Excellent video, I love the way he thinks, he thinks big all the time. Absolutely loved it
I appreciate the transparency in your interview. I just started almost a yesr ago. Speaking about costs, your willingness to help others by empowering them to learn and grow. You are doing what works for your area. So I can see you are more about people than the money. More will come as you get out of your comfort zone.😊Awesome! I will like.
Thank you! You read me well. As long as you stay true to who you are and what you do, the money will come. I never worry about it. I just try to bring people with me for the journey. We will always be stronger together.
I have an opportunity to purchase a trailer with all pressure washing equipment due to owner medical conditions. It is appealing to make extra money as I am currently employed, but also for my teenage son to do to make himself a good income, then again something so I can retire early. What is a decent figure you can make per month or year starting out
@dennispattarozzi5099 it really depends on how serious you want to take it. If you do it part time, you can still average $500-$1000 a day. It's all about how you sell and present yourself.
@@Mr.Plethora thank you. I live in a small town but close to a bigger city but take pride in presenting myself for any situation. Grew up taught that first impressions are lasting ones
What a great example. God bless you, your family and your business
That's one very smart & humble man! Great mentor!
Thank you so much!
I like how this brother thinks. Put on the family and keep the money in house.
What a likeable and solid guy. He'll go far with this, I believe.
Thank you. I appreciate that!
Seems like a great guy and hard worker but $200 for a house wash and 75 for driveway. He’s missing out on so much money
I’m sure over time his prices will increase as the market and his networks do to. I rather have more clients and a healthy increasing cash flow then relying on a fewer amount of clients. As a new business I think it’s importing to build healthy especially when your still kind of tailoring your service to the ideal model target. His battle between cost for service and commercial clients is interpersonal. Building his portfolio may lead to more accounts. I think it boils down to what his goals are and how he needs his business to perform within his financial tree. I’m just thinking out loud here 😅
Why do you say that. Could that just be the going rate for his area? Or is it more like a known industry price for that service?
But he's probably getting 3 times the business
It must be working. Good job bruh! Keep inspiring.
Depends on where you live, where I live 200 is normal and it’s hundreds of pressure washers, you can charge more but goodluck
I love to see entrepreneurs who take advantage of the opportunities they are presented with.
Thank you for sharing, man! I'm new in the industry and seeing your work ethic and positive attitude oay off is inspiring.
I wish I had this dude in my life. I would’ve taken the opportunity that he gave me and locked in. I hope to be somewhat like him when I get my business going
Keep going and don't give up!
you will bro
Somewhat?
This MAN is AWESOME
“I don’t call them employees i call them partners” that sounds like a leader
Awesome I just started pressure washing a month ago and this is where "we" going to be. It's so many way to get it out here in the world pick one and go hard or don't go at all. GOD BLESS
💪🏿
Thank you for sharing your story. Best of luck to you sir!
This man has incredible energy. Really solid, grounded, and an open heart. I am really inspired and am very much now wanting to see if I could potentially make this work as a career path. I have continuously struggled with lower paying construction jobs and have also been doing energy work for awhile but would love something that I could bring my son into if he ever wanted and also make more consistent money for my family. I am still nervous and not exactly sure why I doubt that “I could also do this” but you have helped a lot. Also wondering if starting late September in Colorado would be a hard time to begin?
Thank you for sharing your insights.
March or April might be best
This man is an inspiration.. Great video! awesome advice, I wish you well on future endeavors..
Thank you!❤
This man its a leader more grace Senior brother
This was an amazing interview! I learned so much. I’m in the pest control business and I can definitely relate to his business style.
Props to this guy, obviously well spoken but did that whole speech with 3 cracked ribs never even let that bother him! True hustler 🤜🏼
It wasn't easy😅
yes yes, because he is on percs (pain killers)
I dont do drugs. I actually declined the norcos they offered me🤷🏿♂️
I would feel extremely lucky and fortunate to be a partner with this amazing entrepreneur! He obviously invests in the success of others. They are going far!
look at some of the guys on PWR, most aren't charging $.15-.20/ sq ft. for commercial flatwork, sounds like the standard is $.07-.11 from what I understand, like buying a gallon of pool essentials for $5.87 vs. whatever you get it at per gallon for bulk
This man is an inspiration.
I appreciate that!
Great video! awesome advice, I wish you well on future endeavors.
Seems like a cool guy, with a great outlook. Thanks for the advice.
The Tips he gives at the end are 100%!
You do seem like a great guy ..happy you're doing so well for yourself friend.
Loved this video and loved to see young brothers doing great work. If I was nearby I surely would hire him.
Keep the Content coming that push for me is almost there !💯💯💯💯
🖐🏻 point on with thoughts about commercial work !
Real for putting those numbers out there
Where can I get the nozzle that you’re using for pressure washing I love it
I have a pressure cleaning trailer/ trash bin cleaning for sale. It’s called an SB1 made in Miami, fl. Less than 20 hrs. 8gpm 4k psi
Very inspiring guy. Great interview 👌🏼
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing. I practice many of your ideas as well, plus others. Great sdvice.
I love how this video was put together
Great Hustle Sir 👍🏼💪🏼🙏🏼. Super Blessings 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼. Respect Your Whole Thought Process Buddy
Appreciate it!
Great attitude!
Awesome interview
Appreciate this man! Sound business approach.
Good guy right here
Very very impressed with this guy. Seems like a standup gentleman. Only problem is I think he’s way too cheap on this prices. I wouldn’t go less than 250 for driveways. Raise your prices all the way around, bro.
Hope for the best for your company
Thank you!
To the point good advice thank you for your food for thought blessings to
You and your business need more
People like you
Thank you!
What a great guy
Thank you!
Man if I met this guy 5-6 years ago, we’d have expanded 2x by now, I feel like a ton of small business owners like him are struggling to find the right people to expand, it’s such a bummer when he’s doing everything he can to expand, but you eventually hit a wall, where you need to trust people who more often than no, are not at your same commitment level and will probably end up screwing you over, man I really want to do anything I can to help this guy, he’s got the fire and the passion, he needs reliable people now
Why dont you help me instead lol
@@Mr.Plethora Warren mi
I feel ya.
Try doubling your rates and I think you’re going to be surprised about how many people continue to do business with you.
I actually lowered my rates this years to bring in more business. Not by much though.
@@Mr.Plethora that is a quick way to get more customers
@@Mr.Plethora how do you deal with the clean water act law in your city for your business, meaning the runoff water after cleaning a driveway or a house ect. By the way I love what your doing and also it was a great interview and thank you for inspiring others like myself.
@@Goonsquad413they say as long as it's not going into any drains, we are fine. 100% of the time, run off is going into the soil unless we are doing a driveway. Even when we do carpet cleaning, we are approved to dump waste water into the soil.
rumble black man rumble 💪🏾✊🏾
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$75 a driveway 0_0, I tell em $250 and don't blink an eye lol
Foreal
I'm quick to say 350 for pressure washing a house. I have my own similar business. People are either going pay or not but someone will pay my asking price.
Continue to educate yourself, and network. So you can get your prices right.
They are competitive in my area.
you should think about doing commercial as in far as trucks and vehicles im working for a guy right now with another guy bringing in 11k a week best wishes too you
Thank you for all this info I’m trying to figure out my pricing
How does this business deal with places restricted by drought conditions? In some places if a drought condition is declared, you can't even water your lawn more than twice a week.
How does a pressure washing business do in cooler states? That snows from time to time?
Get it while it's hot. Plan accordingly. Your business will basically shut down during the colder months if you are not offering other services to keep you going. That's why we added on carpet cleaning.
@@Mr.Plethorawhat’s up bro, so I just decided to go with carpet cleaning. I’m going to get my first machine. I’m in a winter state so it doesn’t make sense but do you think I’ll be able to learn how to pressure wash later on? By the summer? I wanna relocate to the south this year as well so just wanna prepare myself as much as possible.
@acking1502 yes of course. Learning how to pressure wash is easier than carpet cleaning. At least that is my opinion. If I had to do it all over again, I still would choose pressure washing first over carpet cleaning. Much better ROI. But that's just me, in my city and state. Things could be totally different where you are. Supply and demand. There weren't many pressure washing companies when I first started. Now, there are a ton.
@@Mr.Plethora Thanks so much for this bro. It sound appealing to start with cause I also hear how intensive the labor for carpet cleaning is and bad on your back. The pressure washer was seeming harder to me at first but ima do some more studying. Regardless anyway, you showed me it can be learned both ways. I appreciate it.
@@acking1502 for sure! Anytime!
I’m interested to do this, I’m looking for a company to hire me and train me for a week and start my business, people are making a great money since I’m in the warehouse, not fair
❇️❇️ Can I get some advice please. My son is starting a pressure washer business washing homes and commercial properties. Do you guys believe in California the rates should be a bit higher or no? Someone told him Cali. Rates are high and should charge more. Now he’s confused 🤦♀️ Can anyone explain to me what a fair fee would be for driveway/house washing?? I’d greatly appreciate it. Any info or advice will be given to him. Thank you 🙏🏼
Great guy, bring your prices Up, this is hard work. 😅😅
We just did 8k on these units in 10 hours. Not bragging, just stating because people misunderstood my pricing structure. We are not the highest but we are far from the lowest in our area.
@@Mr.PlethoraI’m tryna get started you are very inspiring
Inspiring 🎉❤
Dude has a good heart but family doesn’t really support or have the drive to be employees. Business and family don’t mix.
Very true!
Agreed. It is rare. Most family members take advantage of the situation and see it as an opportunity to work when they want
Excellent video and what a solid dude!
Thank you!
Wonderful and amazing advice you gave on this interview.Thank You.
You're welcome!😊
Really down to EARTH!!!
I PRAY ALLAH SWA BLESSES, GUIDES, AND PROTECTS YOU BROTHER!!!!!!!
Thank you brother ❤!
You can make money in commercial. You just have to find the right jobs.
He's undercharging by a lot. Maybe it's his area though. 30 to 80 cents a square foot is common in my area with a minimum of 150 to 500 per job. Anything less than that isn't worth the travel and time. I'm shocked he can make profit. I'm curious about the quality of work
Pay attention and stop maximizing the negatives and minimizing the Positives! He clearly said he had 100-200
5 Star ratings and positive feedback, now just imagine where those ratings are now🚀 The Quality is for sure top tier he probably just down played his prices for the Pockets watchers like you or he simply just want to provide a Quality Service at an affordable price.
Our average ticket is $500. Average means overall. Last week we did a job for 3 grand that took 3 hours. 3-4 jobs a day with 1 crew is $1500-$2000 a day. Why is this so hard to believe. If your phone is ringing, it's literally impossible not to make this much in a day. In the video, you see 4 guys with 2 setups... If the money wasn't coming in, how do you thing I could pay these guys a living wage?? And that wasn't even the whole team. Sometimes you guys just have to use your head and stop trying to debunk everything 🤦🏿♂️ We have 3 grand on the schedule everyday this week and 2 grand on Saturday. That's 17 grand this week with 2 crews. Why is this so hard to believe?? 4-6 jobs a day with 2 crews. It's not hard. Figure out how to get the phone ringing and you will stop doubting what I am saying.
Where did u get the equipment at
👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 YOU ENCOURAGED ME TO GO HARDER BRO!!!
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Thumbtack is a ripoff. Used them 2 weeks and had to pay over $200 to bid or speak with prospects. Might as well get sales navigator pay the $100 a month to target locals.
@6figurerevenue what kind of shooter tips are those I like the ease to have them all there.
Should make deck washing a separate expense that cost more then the other services
Where is his biz located? only asking because the prices seem a little low. here in the seattle area im sure you can charge much more. i plan on starting a business doing this. i currently am a fuel tank driver
Lots of people seem to have misunderstood my pricing. Maybe I will make a comment to clear it up.
@@Mr.Plethora Can you tell me how it would do in a cooler state or area that snows?
Thanks for the very informative video!
You're welcome!
First glance my guy looks like Will Smith. Not bein a hater thats a compliment! Lmao
How do we reach out to him
How do you guys clean old concrete? Like 50 years old my pressure washer does nothing. It's almost like it has a glass finish lol. Had two places like that did absolutely nothing. Maybe some chemicals
Please can you train someone on the washing skill? I am passionate to learn the job.how do I contact you
At 9:49 dude's shirt has a misspelled word on the back LOL, good info though, very helpful
I think you’re just hating because nothing is misspelled
This is awesome great job 👏
Employee? Partner? Same thing unless you're giving them free equity in the company which I highly doubt
Nothing is free. The more you invest, the bigger the return. Thats the benefit of being a partner with my company. This is not a dead end job.
@@Mr.Plethorathis was pertaining to the calling your employees partners. It's ok to be an employee. Idk where this stigma came from.
@@TzUuupyes I understand. Me as well. Basically saying the difference with my my company and why I call them partners. Because there are so many opportunities with partners. But it's about how invested you are. An employee does not have the same opportunities. A raise or promotion, but what else is really offered to an employee?
I love this guy!
Where did you get the hats? Struggling to find a decent hat guy.
Can you help me start?
Im not sure where he's operating but his prices need to be increased for his own good! I mean the house wash and driveway prices are almost working yourself to the bones for minimal pay. Unless hes comfortable, I'm just saying he's leaving money on the table.
Once you do the math off the square footage price for concrete, and how I actually price the house, you would see that they are not that low.
What insurance company do pressure wash companies use??
Texas general
You can make a lot of money by pressure washing the side of a Bank building, and walking into the vault.
Kudos
Really cool nice guy!🔥
I get triple.
Goals!
Great name for the company and great looking shirts but get your money back they printed “Desk” cleaning instead of Deck😂on the back
Good eye. We definitely addressed this with them. But hey, couldn't let them go to waste🤷🏿♂️
Super humble guy. I think he looks like will smith a little