Nicely done! At times it’s super hard to hear you, I don’t know if a water droplet covered the mic on the cam or if the compressor was just that loud, “I thought I left a comment yesterday but came back to say to finish the video and notice my comment was not posted, idk what I did but yeah, also at the end you mention your goal is to finish less than a hour but also you work is OUTSTANDING!! You use an 8GPM pump… to be honest, I have NOTHING to start my pressure washing business. But when I do I am going but buy a pressure washer for 400-500 bucks to and get the highest GPM witch for the price that will be in budget all I see is 2.4-2.8 maybe 2.9GPM will it take me 4x as longer than you to clean and have the same results? Have a blessed weekend
The machine/surface cleaner are so loud I can’t get very good vocal audio… I need to try and get a mic I can put right up to my mouth.. otherwise my audio is drowned out by the sounds of the machines… as for a pressure washer I’d try and save for atleast a 4gpm, anything weaker and you will really struggle to power a surface cleaner, it’ll just leave streaks. When I first started I got a 2.5gpm and I couldn’t use my surface cleaner cause it was too weak.. the surface cleaners are the key to speeding up the job.
You could also look for a surface cleaner that’s on the smaller side. 10 inches or so, I believe you can see in the description of the surface cleaner what GPM is needed to power it. Just make sure to find a surface cleaner that can be powered by 2.5gpm machine and you should be fine. The larger the surface cleaner the more GPM needed to power it.
@@PressureWashingPOV and the 4GPM is ok to plug up to a house for water supply? How many GPM would be to much for a house to supply the water, when will I need a buffer tank “correct me if I’m using the wrong name” as of now I really don’t care how long it takes me to “for the most part”… my 9-5 job pays me 180 a day “8hours” so if my pressure washing job takes me 2hrs to finish the job that’s could have been done in 1hr that paid $100 $150 I will be ok until I buy better equipment… I plan on putting all power washing job money back into the business and still work my 9-5 job until i feel like I need to make a decision on committing to it full time
@@PressureWashingPOV I had no clue about matching the GPM with the surface cleaner, I shall be waiting for the next video, hopefully you post the job that you have or will being doing about the solar panels!! Be safe out that man, have fun and I shale join you on the next video!!
Also about the sound I was just thinking about to help, I have seen/heard TH-camrs mute the video, while editing the video they mute a certain part that they are talking about an voice over while the video is still playing “idk if I’m making sense” lol
That's called a ball valve, it allows you to cut the water off at the tip of the high pressure hose in order to switch attachments. I open the ball valve about halfway and it allows for a nice stream of water pressure for rinsing.
Thanks for watching and supporting the channel! The only time I bring water to a job is if the location doesn't have a viable water source. Otherwise it is understood within the industry that part of providing pressure washing services is using the water that is available on site.
@bngpressure Okay I was just wondering cause I'm in the business as well in Philadelphia And here when you try to use someone's water they think you should do there property for free or give a super discount LOL
Maybe people in Florida are different, but I've never had an issue using a customers water. Usually they'll even show me where to connect on their house LOL I don't often deal with houses on well water, but I could see that possibly being a reason someone may want you to supply your own water.
@@PressureWashingPOV I only have 3 years experience with Pressure Washing doing a couple of houses and driveways a year, so I’m not sure how come you didn’t pretreat. Do you get the same results of not causing lines if you just post-treat?
I wouldn’t pay $250 for that bad of a job maybe 75 did not come clean at all too many streaks and you didn’t even clean the gutter definitely a piss poor job
Why don’t you get that buildup of cement that usually comes off the concrete? You’re rinsing just dirt off when I seem to get this nasty thick stuff that takes a lot longer.
You are my favorite pressure washing company!!😉
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Nicely done! At times it’s super hard to hear you, I don’t know if a water droplet covered the mic on the cam or if the compressor was just that loud, “I thought I left a comment yesterday but came back to say to finish the video and notice my comment was not posted, idk what I did but yeah, also at the end you mention your goal is to finish less than a hour but also you work is OUTSTANDING!! You use an 8GPM pump… to be honest, I have NOTHING to start my pressure washing business. But when I do I am going but buy a pressure washer for 400-500 bucks to and get the highest GPM witch for the price that will be in budget all I see is 2.4-2.8 maybe 2.9GPM will it take me 4x as longer than you to clean and have the same results? Have a blessed weekend
The machine/surface cleaner are so loud I can’t get very good vocal audio… I need to try and get a mic I can put right up to my mouth.. otherwise my audio is drowned out by the sounds of the machines… as for a pressure washer I’d try and save for atleast a 4gpm, anything weaker and you will really struggle to power a surface cleaner, it’ll just leave streaks. When I first started I got a 2.5gpm and I couldn’t use my surface cleaner cause it was too weak.. the surface cleaners are the key to speeding up the job.
You could also look for a surface cleaner that’s on the smaller side. 10 inches or so, I believe you can see in the description of the surface cleaner what GPM is needed to power it. Just make sure to find a surface cleaner that can be powered by 2.5gpm machine and you should be fine. The larger the surface cleaner the more GPM needed to power it.
@@PressureWashingPOV and the 4GPM is ok to plug up to a house for water supply? How many GPM would be to much for a house to supply the water, when will I need a buffer tank “correct me if I’m using the wrong name” as of now I really don’t care how long it takes me to “for the most part”… my 9-5 job pays me 180 a day “8hours” so if my pressure washing job takes me 2hrs to finish the job that’s could have been done in 1hr that paid $100 $150 I will be ok until I buy better equipment… I plan on putting all power washing job money back into the business and still work my 9-5 job until i feel like I need to make a decision on committing to it full time
@@PressureWashingPOV I had no clue about matching the GPM with the surface cleaner, I shall be waiting for the next video, hopefully you post the job that you have or will being doing about the solar panels!! Be safe out that man, have fun and I shale join you on the next video!!
Also about the sound I was just thinking about to help, I have seen/heard TH-camrs mute the video, while editing the video they mute a certain part that they are talking about an voice over while the video is still playing “idk if I’m making sense” lol
Hey what is that thing called that you watered the driveway with at 9:25
That's called a ball valve, it allows you to cut the water off at the tip of the high pressure hose in order to switch attachments. I open the ball valve about halfway and it allows for a nice stream of water pressure for rinsing.
No SH and surfactant? How is that clean?
At 36:00 is where the Post Treat(SH Application) happens in this video.
There's too many steeks left on the concrete it needs to be gone over the opposite direction now to remove those steeks
Those streeks
@@williamholmes1907 still spelled it wrong😀
@@DanielGarcia-kn9rx That's not as bad as doing the job wrong and charging people for it.
How do you charge people but use their water?
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The only time I bring water to a job is if the location doesn't have a viable water source. Otherwise it is understood within the industry that part of providing pressure washing services is using the water that is available on site.
@bngpressure
Okay
I was just wondering cause I'm in the business as well in Philadelphia
And here when you try to use someone's water they think you should do there property for free or give a super discount
LOL
Maybe people in Florida are different, but I've never had an issue using a customers water. Usually they'll even show me where to connect on their house LOL
I don't often deal with houses on well water, but I could see that possibly being a reason someone may want you to supply your own water.
Did you pretreat?
We only post-treated this job
@@PressureWashingPOV I only have 3 years experience with Pressure Washing doing a couple of houses and driveways a year, so I’m not sure how come you didn’t pretreat. Do you get the same results of not causing lines if you just post-treat?
I wouldn’t pay $250 for that bad of a job maybe 75 did not come clean at all too many streaks and you didn’t even clean the gutter definitely a piss poor job
Thanks for watching and supporting the channel!
@@edlofton7048 do you have any videos to show us since you know it all?
Why don’t you get that buildup of cement that usually comes off the concrete? You’re rinsing just dirt off when I seem to get this nasty thick stuff that takes a lot longer.