Pressure Washing Business Makes $500/Day (Find Out How) Pt. 2
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If you want to be your own boss, starting a pressure washing business is a great way to go. Just ask Ryan Woods, who makes $500 a day as the owner of Emerald City Power Washing. That’s pretty impressive for a business that first opened its doors less than 2 years ago.
Ryan worked as a general contractor before starting Emerald City Power Washing in 2019. That experience working with both homeowners and commercial clients helped him hit the ground running when he started his pressure washer business.
In part two of our interview, we’ll hear more advice from Ryan on starting a power washing business that thrives. He’ll explain what experience and training has helped him be an effective power washing business owner and his approach to gaining business knowledge and improving his processes.
Owning any business takes time and commitment. We’ll take a first-hand look at the day-to-day life of a power washing business owner to find out how many hours Ryan works in an average week and how he spends that time.
He’ll also talk us through his approach to managing his staff and client list, and how to balance employee and customer satisfaction with growing your business revenue.
If you’re wondering how to start a pressure washing business, you need to see this video. Business owners across industries could learn a lot from Ryan’s quick growth.
If you want to find out more, you can check out Emerald City Power Washing online at www.emeraldcitypowerwashing.com.
Want more? Check out the following episodes we've done on pressure washing:
How to Start $500K/Year Pressure Washing Business (Pt. 1) ►
• How to Start $500K/Yea...
How to Make $25k/Month on a Cleaning Business ►
• How to Start a Cleanin...
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:47 Business Packages and Services
2:21 Job Pricing and Estimating
3:45 Biggest Challenges
5:14 Most Important Equipment
6:39 Blitz
8:11 Equipment Explanations
9:20 Best Advice
10:49 Equipment and Consulting Tips
12:41 Job Reviews
14:27 Viewer Discounts
14:56 Outro
#pressurewashingbusiness #pressurewashing #powerwashingbusiness
What do you guys think played the biggest part in Emerald City’s fast growth? Do you think you could do the same? Tell us what you think!
Please do a juice bar/business video!!
The lack of knowledge from the customer side of things. People do not know much about pressure washing they are willing to hire just about anyone the first time without really knowing anything about them or their business or quality of work. I think this guy is a hustler and grinder like me but he lacks a lot of knowledge regarding this business and he did horrible at giving the info the viewers need and want. I would love to do a video like this regarding reselling items online because i know it would go viral haha. Love the content UpFlip the channel idea is super unique and amazingly done. Everyone who is watching this video thats knowledgeable regarding this business is probably very aggravated because this guy lacks a lot of experience and knowledge regarding pretty much everything but he is out there making money and thats all that matters. I feel like having good equipment is key but being knowledgeable and giving your customers the best service possible is also a huge plus. When it comes down to advertising its best to do things old school at the beginning because its cheap but successful, flyers, business cards and word of mouth. Networking and building relationships is very very important in this business and with any business for that matter. Being able to properly quote a job is key as well. Overall this business is defiantly something worth starting if you are prepared to work your ass off and if you understand the business side of things and know how to make leads and sale jobs.
Yes anyway to reach Ryan if have any questions??
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Don't over look working with local exterior paint contractors. They will pay you to pressure wash homes before painting. It's worth it to them to have the job already pressure washed before they show up on site
What a great tip Luke. We also hope to get a painting business interviewed soon so maybe we can talk to them about this interesting business angle. Thanks for sharing.
Yes, networking is a great thing and good for both businesses
As a person who spent some of my formative years scraping old paint off an entire apartment building with a putty knife, I too would pay for this before I painted!
Very true a clean surfaces makes paint finishes far better
I had a house painting business and hired a semi-retired guy to powerwash my houses. He gave me a deal, I let him put up a lawn sign. Probably did 30 houses together
I like Ryan. He seems like he's got a good soul.
Yes indeed Michael!
Yes he's one of the good guys for sure
100%
I don't even know how I got here but I know one thing for sure. I fucking love that guy. His energy is off the chart! I watch this whole damn episode. I don't even have interest in this career
Props to this guy. Hardworking and seems genuine. Wish him the best of luck in his business
Thanks for the kinds words Kat!
Why do people come on here to leave negative comments on someone who's just trying to motivate. I don't understand what type of man bashes a man in a TH-cam comment section. This is not a pressure washing video. It's a starting a pressure washing business video. Being in front of a camera makes some people nervous. Doesn't mean you have to automatically bash the video. Hes not a TH-camr, give the guy a break. KEEP GRINDING RYAN 💯💯💯 👍👍👍
We're not sure either Felix but people can always count on support from us here at UpFlip! Thank you for your comment.
Bums who live with their moms, come on here to insult hard workers.
That part 👍🏾
The most important lessons are not taught in ANY school; personal relationship development and resiliency. These are the subjects that parents must teach!
I am really happy I randomly found this channel a few months back, like it is one of a kind
Ryan is correct about buying pressure wash in lowes or home depot I got mine at lowes and the pump blew up. I bought a commercial pump and still using that pressure washer
Where did you get your commercial pump at?
What store can u buy commercial engine like that?
Dang, pretty stoked to give pressure washing a try. I just started a chimney sweeping business, but haven't gotten much interest. But, I've been getting more requests for pressure washing, so figured I would give it a shot! Thanks for all this great info.
If you want to learn the nitty gritty of starting this business, please head on over to our blog and listen to our podcast for more detailed information. Best of luck! 👊
I'm considering doing this, thank you for this type of content. 🙌🏽👏🏽👌🏽
Thanks for video ! Great info
Very inspirational video! Besides the come up in business, great idea about separating the starbucks line for drip vs. craft coffee drinks. Today i went to starbucks and the goofball in front of me read a complicated drink order off his phone. I was behind him, and still got my bread and black coffee first
Thanks you ask great question and thanks to the man with the business giving good advice. God bless
Thanks a lot David! God bless you!
Loving this. Very helpful
Excellent channel! So inspiring. And Brian.....Bravo my man!
Glad you enjoyed it
I like your videos , the way you break it down , seems very honest!!
Thanks a lot Marco!
Easiest and most efficient way to make money is to make a repeatable product with a consistent customer base. This ensures scalability and no longer trading your time for money. This method of business also allows for you to sell the company whereas a contractor is usually the face of the company
Amen 🙏
Examples?
@@jscarst every franchise ever for one
Totally rad great info Thank You!
Glad it was helpful Lavonta!
Good Energy bro. Your videos are definitely motivating
We're happy to hear it!
Ryan is awesome! Great example. Thank you!!
He is! Thank you for your comment :)
Ryan comes across as a hard-working, clean-cut, intelligent person. I think these traits have served him well. If the average construction worker looked and sounded like him, women would be catcalling them all day long.
You can't wing this. Absolutely valuable content. Grateful 🙏
Glad you enjoy it!
SHOUTOUT TO UPFLIP! 🙏🏻 all good questions and good intel
Thanks a lot Justin!
Very cool guy... AWESOME job!!! Thanks for the insight.
It’s crazy the rest of the cross this video because I’m interested in starting a power washing business and I’m glad I seen this because I was going to go buy a Home Depot power washer now I’m going to look for my local power washer dealer that specializes in the power washers great video!
Thanks for watching Simon. You may also want to check out our blog on starting a power washing business. www.upflip.com/blog/how-to-start-a-pressure-washing-business
this was a great interview!
Thank you Brodrick. We appreciate that. 😀What types of other businesses would you like to see featured on the channel this month?
So quick question. Whose water do you use during these jobs? Are you using the customers water or do most folks pull around a large tank of water? Thank you.
I’m gonna attempt to start a pressure washing business. Thank you guys for this IDEA!
Amazing B'real! Keep us updated!
Doubt kills more dreams than failure. Go for it!!!
I learned alot today from this video, and even more from the comments. I feel inspired and informed.
Our goal is to educate everyone, and our audience to help with that as well.
Morning looking at your video like to get the information where you buy your tools
thinking of starting a pressure washing business as well. In Canada though the winters are rather tough. Any recommendations as to where to take this business in the off season?(aka winter)
That's a great question, we'll be sure to ask the next pressure washing business we interview!
Oh man these questions and answers were all over the place. I'm still waiting to see a full equipment list.
Sorry about that, we’ll make sure to ask that next time we film.
Depending what you wanna focus on. But i use a down stream injector 5.5 gpm pressure washer. 20in surface cleaner . 55gal buffer tank 35 gal batch tank . I always keep extra hose and fittings . Hose reels aren’t needed but would be the first thing I would buy if I was you. Helps a lot with this you can wash house and flat work . For roofs you would need a soft wash system
I use Square for my distribution business. I'm working on expanding my sources of revenue and I'm out here in Bremerton in Washington and this guy put pressure washing in my sights because I already do it as a sort of therapy. But square also uses an appointment system where people can ask for an appointment and will have to select from his availability. Which If he schedules jobs on the app is will show when he is busy. 1st appointment can be in person or over the phone for a consult. And then if he goes into a maintenance package he can charge monthly quarterly or annually. Whatever he chooses and then he just need to create those extra jobs as they are making the plan.
Are you thinking about starting a pressure washing business Worth?
@@UpFlip most definitely
Thanks for all the tips. I really want to start my own in Wisconsin.
Journey of a new entrepreneur, pressure wash help, Southeast softwash, Aaron's lean and mean academy......look up these TH-cam channels, in no order....pretty much all the info you need to be successful
I agree with Richard. The guy in this video is not the business model to follow.
I have all the pressure washing equipment since 1 years but I don’t know how to stars I mean I tryied with thumbtack but I paid to much leads and no work I don’t know how to catch clients any advice ? And thanks
@UpFlip, You can do an affiliate from amazon and link, put a link to the equipment used on any of the videos, and you someone buys you make some change. Just wondering! 😉
Nice job Ryan!
Glad you enjoyed it Boy! Ryan appreciates the kind words. Be sure to check out our other pressure washing content and business videos!
Why everyone has to give the guy a hard time is stupid! He's trying maybe give him some tips! Everyone's always a expert. Plus having a camera in your face doesn't always make someone comfortable. I don't see a point in putting the guy down.
Agreed!!! This guy is living the dream. Sounds like it is a learning experience anyway. I am sure he knows more now then when he first started and sure he will learn even more along the way. I am happy for him and he seems like a really nice guy.
hey he is doing this shit not just talking about it, yeah he needs a lot to learn , but I bet this man does not have a mentor at all hes figuring out himself.
any of you people wanting to start a business. Learn Online marketing take some Lynda classes, about the subject. Use yelp and after a while eventually you will have referrals. I beign in busineas for 10 years. I stop marketing 4 years ago , I always have a lot of work
He’s laughing at the comments on his way to the bank
Hey where did you get those water pants bro????
I actually was looking into doing car detailing ,but this looks like a much easier job and if I wanted to start expanding and bring other people on that training them sounds much easier. If anyone has any advice for me I’d greatly appreciate it. Also if anyone know about anymore apps or websites to advertise in that would help out as well.
Go for it!
It may sound easy but cleaning roofs can be difficult and dangerous.
@@GerhardSchroeder difficult & dangerous yes car detailing is extremely detail based (obviously) & if you miss even a litttttle bit of something clients notice. Ive started a car detailing business & it was great but now im looking into opening a pressure washing business. It does look MUCH easier lol
Mr Mander
Am prosper agbeko from west Africa Ghana and I would like to start the work with till it becomes bigger. Hope to hear from you.
@@leilanim7338 honestly I’m with you on this bro I’m about to start a pressure washing business.
Thank you for the video, I think I want to do that job 😀
You can do it Ray! Thanks for supporting the channel, we appreciate you.
its nice of him to share his knowledge :D
We try to provide as much information in the videos as possible Hidetherum.😀 We're glad you found it informative. Are you currently in the automotive industry?
@@UpFlip no I’m not but I enjoy detailing friend’s and family’s vehicles occasionally.
Really excellent guide to getting into this work.
I am looking at helping my step son who is working in construction but it's casual work. So, when the Contractor leaves the area, what will happen? He may get the opportunity to work away from his young family, or he could get his own business going!
This has a low entry cost, flexible times, independence, the opportunity to build a repeat clientele & so many other positives.
Thanks for putting together such a helpful overview.
You got that right, Paul Evans! With your help, your stepson will go places! If you want to learn more about other low-cost entry businesses, please visit our blog (www.upflip.com/blog) or listen to our podcast (www.upflip.com/podcast).
All the best to your future endeavors!
Love the vid
And we love you Sheldon for the support! Thanks for subscribing!
what was the PSI of the power washer? what does he do during off-season?
Good job
Hey Ryan thanks for the info wish you could mentor me plan on getting my business started very soon.
Maybe try reaching out to Ryan! Are you starting a pressure washing business?
@@UpFlip yes I have been watching your vids a little over a month trying to gain as much insight
Thank you guys.
Our pleasure! Thank you for watching and engaging Picture Sound. 😀Have you checked out some of our latest videos?
@@UpFlip I checked many of your videos in less than 3 days. Keep it up.
One thing I haven’t had my question answered by watching your vids is do I need a business or company insurance? To start something
Depends on where you live, look up your states laws and requirements, some require business insurance and some don't.
All in all. LIABILITY insurance is actually pretty affordable. Rather or not, its required. Its great for the peace of mind. As well as the marketing aspect.
I've been in several small businesses.
3 people you Need.
Insurance person
Legal advice
Tax person.
After that.
And hopefully a partner that can share the "office duties"
It's a B" to wear all the hats.
When you're using lots of water and chemicals on someone's house on a daily basis you Will eventually have an issue..and when you do you'll be happy you bought insurance
Looks like great advice.
We're glad you think so John.😀 Would you ever consider getting into the pressure washing business?
Like the video, wondering if you would just use the customers water for the job? Or if that is an issue. Thanks
Yes only time I use my own water is when they do not have a water source .
@@anthonyortiz532 hey ! I found u , you still need to come and bring back my water hose you stole from my house !!
Uh oh...
@@UpFlip never should of allowed him on my property! Smh
@@mikemendoza6924 lol 😂
So.....wanna know where he is at now!!!! Hes a true on the up and doing it in these...love this, and the start...I can imagine now hes doubled up or more??? Can we get a 2023??
Maybe one day! Given his hard work, we do imagine he's achieved more too. 🙏
Itd be cool to have a follow up episode with him.
Great suggestion! Have you watched the first part too?
Do you whipe down the glass windows afterwards or just let them air dry?
Just let them air dry
incredible
I’m older and thinking of making a move into my own business. Don’t think I’m very good on ladders but would it be worth while to focus on driveways? Think you could make a living on that?
You probably could, or focusing on 1 story houses where a 6 foot ladder and one small extension ladder could be use to getting on top of the roof. Over time you’ll get more comfortable getting up ladders.
Just found this video & your comment, you absolutely can make this work, without involving heights, sprayers/shooters work great at reaching 2nd floor levels and eves, or specialise in tennis courts, etc….. good luck & your welcome.
Don’t ever say wasted, everything is a learning lesson
Agreed!
If you power wash a garage and Can't get the water in the city's drain, what method do you use to get rid of the dirty water?
That is a great question Steve! Hopefully an expert can chime in or we can ask this question on one of our next power washing interviews!
Vacuum cleaner :-)
Is this in Seattle?
Where would you go to purchase a pressure washer for commercial use?
I bought my 4gpm at power equipment direct. It costed me about 1,300, but you really can start out with one from Home Depot. Just make sure it’s CU is over 7k and you get that number by multiplying the gpm x psi.
Best advice is not going with an electric. They just don’t have the power that you’ll need.
@@jamesg863 Thank you so much for your advice.
Home Depot, Lowes, power equipment direct, Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace, Amazon, Local Hardware stores there are lots of places to buy equipment for a pressure washing business.
Essentially, a Honda pressure washer is your best bet. I bought a cheaper Ryobi pressure washer, that uses a Honda motor, years ago. I've used it many times, and it does fine. I would say you really only need super high pressure on concrete.
Good stuff btw
We hope you enjoyed the video - thank you for watching!
Were starting our pressure washing business its called Supreme Clean Pressure Washing LLC and i learned alot from this video thank you so much!!!
LOL I was gonna name my biz that !
Really lol sorry
@@sonofyah144k2 Oops sorry
@@christianmercado3641 Nah I changed it lol Wish you the best and much success with your biz ! YAH Bless
@@sonofyah144k2 thank you much success to you as well
If you've got a good commercial pressure washing machine rated for 4 or 5 gpm, doesn't that machine require that volume of supply water to operate? What do you do at a residential property that can only supply 2.5 gpm or less? Won't this destroy your machine?
Hopefully an expert can shed some insight on this Chris. Quick research shows that single-family homes, should have a minimum flow of 6 GPM. This flow would provide 360 gallons of water each hour, which would be sufficient to meet most home water peak demands
@@UpFlip Newer homes with 3/4" or larger supply lines are recommended by code and will achieve the 6 GPM rate, but many older homes have 1/2" lines and old lead and steel pipes are often restricted by corrosion and only delivering the equivalent of a 1/4" line. Nothing you can do to control the condition of a residential customer's water supply lines. Best to test the flow with a 5 gallon pail and time it. If the flow does not exceed the requirements of the pressure washer, it might be wise to forgo the job rather than destroy your equipment.
What’s the winter months like in this business?
Work is steady. You can also supplement the business with jobs like roof cleaning etc. Did you see our recent roof focused power washing business video?
Do you have any type of liability insurance for your business?
You’d better have it.
You must have insurance for any type of business. Always remember to check your local laws and to consult with industry experts.
I wish all the people who comment, and actually have more skills and talent offer this man some of your tips......
None of you woke up knowing everything, we all learned from the people whom have gone before us.
I can say without a doubt, the man I am today along with all my talents have come from so many people I have lost count.
A man who won't share his skills and talents is no man I care to be around. YMMV
No man at all. For sure!
Where do you get the actual water from when pressure washing? The persons house?
Yes. It’s minimal cost to them compared to having to bring it to them.
That man just made up the promo code on the spot LOL
I bought a pressure washer from Lowe's to use for mobile detailing and I realized that I didn't need to spend $550+ on it. I was hoping to possibly use it for washing small ranch style homes but after watching this video, I may not be able to.
Thoughts?
@averywilliams4802 It depends on what kind of washer you bought! What part of the video is making you question your washer?
@@UpFlip My PW is only 2.4GPM.
How can I get hold of Ryan!???I wanted to start this years ago but never had luck with $ but I also want to learn the basics
Did you try reaching out through his website yet?
@@UpFlip no what’s the website called
@@fatbellyco7672 contact me & i can give you some REAL info on this..it’s so many hazards & red flags to this video. If you’re serious respond back to me & I’ll shed some knowledge.
Does anyone know how to get the info he’s describing for pricing?
What specifically did you want pricing on?
Professional Pressure washing company from Seattle, PLEASE contact this guy, and explain him how this business is done properly, before he damages someone’s property or hurt himself! Besides that, he hurts this industry!!! One thing I like about him, he’s hustling!
Tell him to get rid of that extension pole and get a jrod
Lev please elaborate. Tell me what he's doing wrong 🤨 is he needing a water tank for example?
Always a Hater in the Crowd 🤭
@@foodforthought872 this is serious, he’s using all the equipment, that pole is not safe, there’s easier ways to do this job
Did he have to get some type of workers/Property damage insurance for his business?
If you dont its only a matter or time before you have an incident. Insurance is an absolute must
His answer to the questions in the middle 😂😂
Did anyone catch the Fart at 6:18 lol.
Oh no. We need an extra edit please.
What’s the machine at 6:00 called?
Try reaching out to the business for that exact info.
Are you not allowed to down stream in your state?
He kinda skirted over that water in the city drain issue when talking about parking garages. It’s a huge deal water capture/reclamation is very costly.
That is so true Joseph. When running a pressure washing or mobile car detailing business it is essential that you learn the water laws and be vary careful how you use and dispose of water.
@@UpFlip Yes, allowing wastewater (contains soap, oil, dirt, etc) to discharge to storm sewer system can be illegal in many jurisdictions.
I would go with that idea for my business but climbing on the roofs or gutter cleaning is not what I want to do.
Where do they get their water source from
Most people either bring their own water tanks or ask to use the clients water sources at the property.
where does he get his source of water from ??? i dont see a water tank on truck
Client's property Nick.
Im starting my pressure washing this year and im starting off washing cars and trucks. So i can learn more about the business do you think this a good way to start?
Don’t do what this guy is doing he is scammer....
what I did was start small I got a $350 pressure washer with a gas engine NON ELECTRIC.... bought a $30 water hose 100ft... if you focus on cars and wood I recommend Low pressure 1600 or less because you can cause problems and unless you have insurance to fix those problems then you are screwed. I did a fixed price for driveways usually around 75-125... cars make it cheap $10
He used the wrong nozzles... all you need is some simple nozzles that adapt to the end of your pressure washer wand a turbo nozzle is for when you want to do medium sized areas like walkways or small driveways... shampoos and conditioners are not beginner tools but certain things like rust spots in driveways need stuff like that but don’t worry about the soaps.
Who would you recommend to learn proper methods?
I think there's less liability in trucks, trailers, industrial vehicles as a whole. Cars are more sensitive to pressure washing and paint can chip or marks can be made
Personally I networked out and did my first two jobs free. Then the next few i did I only charged for cost of supplies, gas and $25 per hour. Once your going full, $100 an hour is the absolute lowest charge, and most jobs you won’t even attempt for less than $250.
Well, if 9 out of 10 people come to you asking to have their roofs cleaned, and apparently you are one of the few guys who do the job, why don't you advertise "roof cleaning" on your truck?
Put on a good paint job on the truck, with you logo, your number and "roof cleaning".
And put on a website with the services you provide and some prices "starting from".
Truckwise I always love when people or companies do a paint job and make their vehiclea lool like racing cars. Full of color and logos. It's just fun.
I wish you all the best.
Wait what was the discount you'd offer to viewers?
Please reach out to the business Scott to see what current discounts are available.
Does he not use bleach to clean the siding or roofs?
I didn't hear anything about insurance.. what type does he have.. how much.. (rough premium would be nice). Also, just asking.. what are his thoughts on belt drive vs direct drive pressure washers?
I had to scroll down a ways to find the same question about insurance. You damage someones roof or get water inside their crawlspace can be very costly. That insurance is required around here. I'm very surprised this isn't mentioned in this video as it's one of the essential parts of business. It protects you and the homeowner.
Extended Pole with turbo nozel tips to clean vinyl siding smh so many things wrong with that entire method..there is such a better,safer, & quicker way..but good luck to you don't stop learning.
He’s running a Honda 390 without a buffer tank 🤭 lol
Know it all
@@divulgewithchip1099 my bad. Well here’s the deal with that, his machine is capable of running a 4gpm pump. If he hooks up with a line that has low flow or let’s the pump sit on idle for too long, the uploaded recirculates the pump water to keep the pump cooled. The buffer tank is used to keep supply water at hand, and pump water recirculating. If he’s doing this 5 days a week with out one, that pump is toast. That’s not a cheap pump either. But, I’m not the one that should be saying this, I’m not giving the advice. I’m just a nobody. And never claimed to be more. I could however save this guys equipment from failure.
Hey james do you own a washer business??im just asking you seem very knowledgeable
@@junemcgowan4579 I own the equipment and will be going independent this year so yes. I’ve already started on some jobs this year.
Very smart answer about the million$ he knows Wasup when it comes to US living in America
I hope you enjoyed - thank you for watching! ☺️
How does he get the machine out of the truck and into the truck? that is heavy.
Thanks for watching R.C. It takes help or a harness. Did you enjoy the video?
@@UpFlip Very much thank you. Very informative and its a video that encourages you to make that step.
Are u using the owner water
What water source you use will depend on equipment and approval from the client.
Ryan is so informative! So attractive too... just sayin😌
Hahah! Thanks for watching Cesca. What was your favorite part of the interview....other than Ryan of course. 😉
@@UpFlip the fact that he was so successful just within 30 days of starting his business! Looking to start trash hauling and as a female I'm a bit frightened...one look into those eyes tho and I'm honestly convinced🤷♀️
Where is the water tank?
$500 is the low end of what you can make doing this! We make about 1200-1500/day!
Does the customer pay before the job or after the job?
@@dragonicsz0072 Im assuming a deposit to start, and finish paying at the end.
Yea, most jobs are minimum 3-400
I think he said $500 for that job, and he aims to do 2-3 a day, so that is about $1000-$1500
Really? Damn. I live in Georgia i wanna do this but my issues will forever be pricing jobs
What state does he work in?
he is in Washington state
Does he supply his own water? Or does he use his clients??
I gather everybody uses customer´s water
A spray wash academy class would rock this guys world🤣
Where can you FIND these classes?..... Thxs
Does anyone know what kind of pressure washer he has?
If you look through the comments there is lots of good advice on what pressure washers to get and where to get them. You should also check out our other pressure washing videos and blog for more info on pressure washing equipment as well!
Honda pressure washer
Insurance ?
Yes you must have insurance. Contacting local business insurance companies will get you rates and quotes.
0:25 what are those?
Do you have a guess Raphael?
@@UpFlip Nope, that's why I asked lol
Guy starts from nothing and now makes 6 figures cleaning roofs and wants to get away from America. 🤷♂️
if he makes 500 a day that is almost 200k a year that's pretty damn good for just washing stuff. sounds like something I will start doing this summer
have you started julian?
@@charlieswebb good question
500 a day actually comes to $130,000 per year, not $200,00 (working 5 days per week).