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Never do work without a contract ALREADY SIGNED BEFORE STARTING WORK that indemnifies you of all liability including mistakes and that no work is warranted, and include a clause that states all matters will be decided in "Binding Arbitration" by a panel of 3 state sanctioned arbitrators whom the Service Provider may select (you), and that the Client who is acting on behalf of themselves and the estate have agreed ahead of time that should the matter be ruled in the client's favor that the service provider and all of it's individual employees liabilities in totality shall not exceed $1. It needs to further state that the client will be responsible for paying all arbitration and their Service Provider or their employee's legal/counsel fees up front before arbitration begins to ensure the Service Provider or their employees at no point are financially burdened by the process as it moves forward, and that they agree to subsequently cover the fees incurred by either parties throughout the entire course of settling all matters arising between the client and service provider or their employees including but not limited to cost of travel, food, lost wages, legal counsel, room and board, expert testimony, or other reasonable costs within reason. It is also very important to also have a disclaimer that states If a jurisdiction discovers any parts of this contract to be unenforceable, it shall not void the entire agreement as a whole and those parts must be interpreted and enforced as closely as is legally possible in that jurisdiction should the Service Provider or their counsel agree to accept the provisional changes in how it should be interpreted; and all other parts shall remain in full effect. It must also say that the person entering into the agreement has full authority to do so on behalf of any and all owners of the property where services are rendered and that they agree to assume any and all liabilities that may arise should that be untrue, including but not limited to being fully and entirely financially liable for paying any and all costs the Service Provider or their employees may incur throughout the lifetime of defending themselves from any issues that may arise from their interactions with the Client. You should also state that there is no warranty to your services. as it's own Clause. So why do it this way? For all you know, that home's flood damage extends over several years with massive foundation damage and there is no way to defend it in court that the damages were pre-existing; furthermore they may be property renters and not owners and so now there is an unknown party who has a legal claim against you as well. So you might be the victim of an insurance scam by the renter trying to get a big fat paycheck to fix some floors from you that they never fix and then runs away, and then you have the homeowner unable to get compensation from the renter who will naturally target you next. At least this way you have a way to articulate a better position to your insurance, theirs, and to any litigators that you took all reasonable steps to ensure the people you entered into the agreement with made affirmations that they were allowed too, and that they will cover all of your costs at least in theory. So now your insurance company will even use their own lawyers on retainer to defend you for free against the insurance policy on the home because the client signed agreements about liability. The hope is with such a strongly worded document that anyone who enters into it with the mindset of trying to get a new roof/floor/fat insurance check/or bankrupt you will be the guy reading every little word before signing because he's more focused on loopholes than the service itself, in which case anyone nit picking a "you can't sue us" agreement to make their driveway pretty probably isn't worth the time or risk of doing business with in the first place so this helps you weed out the bad clients from the jump who aren't worth the risk. Also this way if you end up with a miserable client trying to financially cripple you, then now you can remind them they agreed to pay for everything and explain that you're happy to comply with the terms of the agreement if they'd like, however they agreed to a 3 panel binding arbitration agreement and explain to hire 3 certified arbitrators for something that could take several days will likely cost well over $10,000 to pay them and rent the space not to mention it says they must pay for it and your lawyer's fees up front before a verdict can be adjudicated (decided) and that the agreement makes seeking compensation anywhere else like small claims court invalidated. You then articulate that even if they win, they agreed the maximum payout they are entitled too from you, your company, or any of it's employees is $1.. This $1 clause is super super important because should the 3 panel of judges (arbitrators) rule against you for whatever reason, they will still be duty bound to enforce the agreement and can only award them the predetermined amount of $1. By making it binding arbitration all parties have to agree the decision is final and no outside courts may get involved, and there can be no appeals. Since they agree to cover all costs including your legal fees up front before any final rulings can be made you've ensured the financial integrity of you as the service provider and of your employees however you never really explain this to your staff so they don't lower their quality of standards, Making the client cover your legal fees up front ensures they don't lose, and skip town and leave you with a nasty bill. The clause about no warranty of service just ensures the client cant try to pretend you said something would be or do something differently or wasn't up to the standard expected. The clause about all parts enforceable is so the client can't claim since 1 part might not be legal/enforceable in a particular jurisdiction, doesn't allow their legal team to start debating that it should mean the entire agreement should be tossed out, but instead will be forced to interpret it as closely as is legally applicable so long as your legal team agrees to the new interpretation.. This is a trick to leverage control over the court as well, which puts a subconscious strain on the judges of assign some equal measure of authority in their environment wince it means you are effectively leveraging a clause to make the judge seek council with you about how matters should be addressed. I find the best way to get people to sign these, is to make the words a slightly smaller text than is worth otherwise caring to read, and hiding it on page 2.. Page 1 is just big blocky stuff for the clients name, address,a phone number, option for an email where you say you offer in case someone want you to email them an invoice, a check box under that explaining what you just explained, possibly a box to check where they agreed to let you bill them using their debit/credit cards so they cant dispute the charges later, then stick all the BS clauses first like privacy clauses how you respect the clients privacy and you wont discuss with others anything you may see during your duties since you will be on their property, and expand on this with a separate NDA clause on page to at the top that jsut rewords that you as the company wont discuss or disclose with anyone else anything you feel might be considered private information and give it a useless spot below it that you sign in front of them. This sort of gives them this reassurance that all this extra stuff on the page is client positives, and have them initial the bottom corner of each page. Page 3 will be the see that was easy page.. it will have a useless spot you will never ever use where it just gives you the option to enroll in a monthly/biannual/annual option where they might want you to return often to perform the services and this gives you a way to bill them automatically for it without the need to disturb them. This way you can articulate in these instances the client is billed 1 week prior to the service to ensure proper time for it to route and clear before work is performed with a friendly explination that it's only because sometimes client's will get a new debit card and forget to update the information with us so it just keeps the process moving smother for everyone. This little page is a distraction from the binding arbitration clause we dont want them to read on page 2, and you use it as the distraction as you try to up sell them on future work while they're too busy giving you their no thanks lets see how it turns out this time speech and just blindly checking the no box and initialing the page. Furthermore, never actually hand them the contract. Try to fill out as much of it for them as you can, because you want it to be easy and fast, and it always works best to give a funny story while they fill it out.. Explain how it's just a silly formality because one time you cleaned a ladies driveway and then her husband tried to sue you because he didn't like the look of a clean driveway and wanted to keep the moss that was destroying it.Then as they are initialing the pages just use some light humor, "cool that one was just saying I now own your first born son" they will chuckle, probably tell you that you can have their kids, and just keep going about their day without actually reading or caring to read the clause that makes sure they will never sue you and if they did it would cost more than the money they want from you. ~Cheers.
That's crazy, to be fair though, while they may not have handled it the best way, most of us would be pretty freaked out too if water just suddenly started flooding everywhere.
@@allsidespressurewashing oh well that's a relief. A lot of folks would be understandably freaked out. Glad it didn't turn into a nightmare for either of yall.
@@buttonman6262 Have you ever seen a chimney before? Chimneys on many houses appear similar to a brick extension. They stick partially out of the side of the house and you can see it clearly.
Thank You for doing the job You did, if You weren’t there, who would they have blamed the flooding on? You helped them with that too, good Man & Businessman all around!👍🏾😊
I'd have to agree with the person who commented and said they should've turned the water to the house off right away. Mitigating the extent of the water damage should've been the first thing to do in any situation involving flooding. Sure it means you can't finish the job, but water damage from a burst pipe can be very extensive if the supply isn't turned off right away. Hopefully because they were home they were able to contain it somewhat. It's nothing short of a miracle that a plumber responded so quickly! Incredible response time!
If you look on the video in the last half, you can see that the hose goes to the pressure washer truck trailer I think. So, shouldn't have been an issue turning off the water to the house?
"Hmmmm.... well a whole bunch of water is leaking from my cabinets... it must be that damn pressure washer I hired!" EDIT: wow basically 400 likes thank y'all for my biggest comment yet
@@DivaMellyMelthe chimney can be almost like a pillar going up the side of some houses it wouldn’t be that weird to be worried of water coming through if they have found water in that area but know it’s not the roof
What timing for that pipe to burst! Anyone would assume that the water in their house would be from the power washer that just showed up that day! Glad it was resolved quickly!
First thing should have been turn off the water to whole house … then call plumber … don’t get why leave water on to continue to fill up the room with water
@@ashiv7642 not his problem. He has a busy schedule do unless they wanted to cancel for the day, pay a cancelation fee and rebook him then 🤷🏻♂️ let him continue. Plus since they suspected he was causing the leak allowing him to continue while the plumber was there would help determine whether or not he was the cause of the leak
Spent all day pressure washing yesterday. There is NOTHING like the satisfaction of pressure washing!!! I finally bought my own instead of renting one from a local business and I am in heavennnnnmmm hahaha
your an amazing guy and although the customers were clueless maybe they were newer house owners and atleast they took advice unlike all those reddit stories you would hear 😂
What are the Chances of this wow crazy odds ! Just a bad day for home owners or better yet good thing it happened when it did and they got the problem fixed ❤
I get the same thing working in IT where people draw all sorts of conclusions and then don’t want to listen when I kindly explain to them that X issue has nothing to do with Y issue. Even after I explain it they insist it is the same issue….
When I was looking at a rental house I noticed water coming from the garage. Property management said it was probably just the garage door that let water in but when I went inside I noticed the puddle went all the way up to the interior wall. It was only that one area. There was no way that it came from outside. When I was in the kitchen I heard a slight noise and asked maintenance to pull the fridge out. Sure enough, there was a puddle of water. The water line to the fridge was leaking. They ended up replacing the entire fridge and line to fix it. I moved in shortly after and have had all kinds of problems with this house. I feel for those homeowners that you're power washing for. I can't imagine how much money my landlord has spent on this place. My brother pressure washed the house and had to stop because hundreds of ants came running inside my living room. Lots of fun living at a run down place 😅
It is for that reason that our plumber changed that line to braided flexible metal. He said he has seen the plastic rupture causing a lot of damage but has never had the braided material ever fail. I feel better now.
How can people not understand simple plumbing issues and yet own a house? That they would think water uphill if a driveway was the reason for water in their house yards away from their place of issue inside their home. Had you not been on the job their whole kitchen and fireplace area would have been totally damaged. Unreal. 😮😮😮❤❤❤😊😊😊
All of us viewers should cut those homeowners some slack. Typically in this scenario, the owners always blame the guy on the job and won't listen to reason. These ones did, to the point they actually listened to his advice and got the real problem fixed. No karens detected in that house.
I run into crazy coincidences all the time like this... i work on commercial lawn equipment, ive worked on engines before and then after cust used the deck belt broke... they blamed us but a look underneath showed signs of hitting a tarp, cust apologized. It happens a lot honestly.
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I started an ASPW Channel Community! I will be posting member only shorts on pressure washing, the pressure washing business, how to charge, chemicals, equipment, and more! I will also be posting one video a week helping out others in need! If you want to join this community go to my channel, click community, click on the post about the community, and sign up through the link!
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@@jo_playzthank you!
Hi@@allsidespressurewashing
Never do work without a contract ALREADY SIGNED BEFORE STARTING WORK that indemnifies you of all liability including mistakes and that no work is warranted, and include a clause that states all matters will be decided in "Binding Arbitration" by a panel of 3 state sanctioned arbitrators whom the Service Provider may select (you), and that the Client who is acting on behalf of themselves and the estate have agreed ahead of time that should the matter be ruled in the client's favor that the service provider and all of it's individual employees liabilities in totality shall not exceed $1. It needs to further state that the client will be responsible for paying all arbitration and their Service Provider or their employee's legal/counsel fees up front before arbitration begins to ensure the Service Provider or their employees at no point are financially burdened by the process as it moves forward, and that they agree to subsequently cover the fees incurred by either parties throughout the entire course of settling all matters arising between the client and service provider or their employees including but not limited to cost of travel, food, lost wages, legal counsel, room and board, expert testimony, or other reasonable costs within reason. It is also very important to also have a disclaimer that states If a jurisdiction discovers any parts of this contract to be unenforceable, it shall not void the entire agreement as a whole and those parts must be interpreted and enforced as closely as is legally possible in that jurisdiction should the Service Provider or their counsel agree to accept the provisional changes in how it should be interpreted; and all other parts shall remain in full effect. It must also say that the person entering into the agreement has full authority to do so on behalf of any and all owners of the property where services are rendered and that they agree to assume any and all liabilities that may arise should that be untrue, including but not limited to being fully and entirely financially liable for paying any and all costs the Service Provider or their employees may incur throughout the lifetime of defending themselves from any issues that may arise from their interactions with the Client. You should also state that there is no warranty to your services. as it's own Clause.
So why do it this way? For all you know, that home's flood damage extends over several years with massive foundation damage and there is no way to defend it in court that the damages were pre-existing; furthermore they may be property renters and not owners and so now there is an unknown party who has a legal claim against you as well. So you might be the victim of an insurance scam by the renter trying to get a big fat paycheck to fix some floors from you that they never fix and then runs away, and then you have the homeowner unable to get compensation from the renter who will naturally target you next.
At least this way you have a way to articulate a better position to your insurance, theirs, and to any litigators that you took all reasonable steps to ensure the people you entered into the agreement with made affirmations that they were allowed too, and that they will cover all of your costs at least in theory. So now your insurance company will even use their own lawyers on retainer to defend you for free against the insurance policy on the home because the client signed agreements about liability. The hope is with such a strongly worded document that anyone who enters into it with the mindset of trying to get a new roof/floor/fat insurance check/or bankrupt you will be the guy reading every little word before signing because he's more focused on loopholes than the service itself, in which case anyone nit picking a "you can't sue us" agreement to make their driveway pretty probably isn't worth the time or risk of doing business with in the first place so this helps you weed out the bad clients from the jump who aren't worth the risk.
Also this way if you end up with a miserable client trying to financially cripple you, then now you can remind them they agreed to pay for everything and explain that you're happy to comply with the terms of the agreement if they'd like, however they agreed to a 3 panel binding arbitration agreement and explain to hire 3 certified arbitrators for something that could take several days will likely cost well over $10,000 to pay them and rent the space not to mention it says they must pay for it and your lawyer's fees up front before a verdict can be adjudicated (decided) and that the agreement makes seeking compensation anywhere else like small claims court invalidated. You then articulate that even if they win, they agreed the maximum payout they are entitled too from you, your company, or any of it's employees is $1.. This $1 clause is super super important because should the 3 panel of judges (arbitrators) rule against you for whatever reason, they will still be duty bound to enforce the agreement and can only award them the predetermined amount of $1. By making it binding arbitration all parties have to agree the decision is final and no outside courts may get involved, and there can be no appeals. Since they agree to cover all costs including your legal fees up front before any final rulings can be made you've ensured the financial integrity of you as the service provider and of your employees however you never really explain this to your staff so they don't lower their quality of standards, Making the client cover your legal fees up front ensures they don't lose, and skip town and leave you with a nasty bill. The clause about no warranty of service just ensures the client cant try to pretend you said something would be or do something differently or wasn't up to the standard expected. The clause about all parts enforceable is so the client can't claim since 1 part might not be legal/enforceable in a particular jurisdiction, doesn't allow their legal team to start debating that it should mean the entire agreement should be tossed out, but instead will be forced to interpret it as closely as is legally applicable so long as your legal team agrees to the new interpretation.. This is a trick to leverage control over the court as well, which puts a subconscious strain on the judges of assign some equal measure of authority in their environment wince it means you are effectively leveraging a clause to make the judge seek council with you about how matters should be addressed.
I find the best way to get people to sign these, is to make the words a slightly smaller text than is worth otherwise caring to read, and hiding it on page 2.. Page 1 is just big blocky stuff for the clients name, address,a phone number, option for an email where you say you offer in case someone want you to email them an invoice, a check box under that explaining what you just explained, possibly a box to check where they agreed to let you bill them using their debit/credit cards so they cant dispute the charges later, then stick all the BS clauses first like privacy clauses how you respect the clients privacy and you wont discuss with others anything you may see during your duties since you will be on their property, and expand on this with a separate NDA clause on page to at the top that jsut rewords that you as the company wont discuss or disclose with anyone else anything you feel might be considered private information and give it a useless spot below it that you sign in front of them. This sort of gives them this reassurance that all this extra stuff on the page is client positives, and have them initial the bottom corner of each page. Page 3 will be the see that was easy page.. it will have a useless spot you will never ever use where it just gives you the option to enroll in a monthly/biannual/annual option where they might want you to return often to perform the services and this gives you a way to bill them automatically for it without the need to disturb them. This way you can articulate in these instances the client is billed 1 week prior to the service to ensure proper time for it to route and clear before work is performed with a friendly explination that it's only because sometimes client's will get a new debit card and forget to update the information with us so it just keeps the process moving smother for everyone. This little page is a distraction from the binding arbitration clause we dont want them to read on page 2, and you use it as the distraction as you try to up sell them on future work while they're too busy giving you their no thanks lets see how it turns out this time speech and just blindly checking the no box and initialing the page. Furthermore, never actually hand them the contract. Try to fill out as much of it for them as you can, because you want it to be easy and fast, and it always works best to give a funny story while they fill it out.. Explain how it's just a silly formality because one time you cleaned a ladies driveway and then her husband tried to sue you because he didn't like the look of a clean driveway and wanted to keep the moss that was destroying it.Then as they are initialing the pages just use some light humor, "cool that one was just saying I now own your first born son" they will chuckle, probably tell you that you can have their kids, and just keep going about their day without actually reading or caring to read the clause that makes sure they will never sue you and if they did it would cost more than the money they want from you. ~Cheers.
Glad the plumber got there quickly! Good job directing them.
Thanks 👍
Yeah man great save, had they let that go no telling how much damage long and short term that could caused. ❤
Plumbers eat glue 1000 they is druggies wheatheru know it or not
They should have shut off the water supply to the house until a plumber could get there.
@@notyou000What, I know many plumbers who are not druggies. I think your ex was a plumber.
That's crazy, to be fair though, while they may not have handled it the best way, most of us would be pretty freaked out too if water just suddenly started flooding everywhere.
They handled it great! He was surprisingly calm!
@@allsidespressurewashing oh well that's a relief. A lot of folks would be understandably freaked out. Glad it didn't turn into a nightmare for either of yall.
Very refreshing!
@@allsidespressurewashingthat probably means he has experienced that before
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‘I’m here to pressure wash your driveway’
Ok, but be careful near the chimney!’🤔👀
You handled that a lot better than I would have.
He clearly stated that the job was "a house and concrete".
@@IcyPig_Edward And that would normally include the roof?
@@buttonman6262 Have you ever seen a chimney before? Chimneys on many houses appear similar to a brick extension. They stick partially out of the side of the house and you can see it clearly.
@@buttonman6262Depending on what they asked for, yes. My neighbor had his entire house pressure-washed recently, including the roof.
@@buttonman6262 my house has a chimney that goes down the whole side of house the wood stove is in basement
You are lucky that they listened to you.. Some people just yell even if you are right and never accepts
Exactly !! I was gonna say the same thing
It's a narcissistic trait is what it is. One I have experience with.
Aah yes the american way
Thank You for doing the job You did, if You weren’t there, who would they have blamed the flooding on? You helped them with that too, good Man & Businessman all around!👍🏾😊
They were very calm about it! Great customers. They genuinely thought I had forgot.
I'd have to agree with the person who commented and said they should've turned the water to the house off right away. Mitigating the extent of the water damage should've been the first thing to do in any situation involving flooding. Sure it means you can't finish the job, but water damage from a burst pipe can be very extensive if the supply isn't turned off right away.
Hopefully because they were home they were able to contain it somewhat. It's nothing short of a miracle that a plumber responded so quickly! Incredible response time!
If you look on the video in the last half, you can see that the hose goes to the pressure washer truck trailer I think. So, shouldn't have been an issue turning off the water to the house?
Good thing you told them to call a plumber and they arrived quickly before the house fully flooded!
"Hmmmm.... well a whole bunch of water is leaking from my cabinets... it must be that damn pressure washer I hired!"
EDIT: wow basically 400 likes thank y'all for my biggest comment yet
😂
Lol I was like your cabinets are higher up that the pressure washer and it's outside. Like how would someone think that is strange.
😂😂😂😂
😂😂 I was thinking the chimney is on top of the house right? How did the water from the porch walk way get on top of the roof 🏠 😅🤣🤣🥹❤❤
@@DivaMellyMelthe chimney can be almost like a pillar going up the side of some houses it wouldn’t be that weird to be worried of water coming through if they have found water in that area but know it’s not the roof
Good job I’m glad they weren’t rude about calling the plumber
Thank you for finishing the story! Many creators of short form content don't and it's agitating
Wow! I'm glad that wasn't on you. How unlikely was this to happen🤔💙🧡😊
What a job!
It's hot outside, that must be why my pizza is burnt... 😂
That’s funny that they would think it was due to the pressure washing 😅
Glad that they actually listened and got help before it was too bad
I'm so glad they hired you! Chances are they would have otherwise left the issue until it became more serious.
Damn. My cabnets are leaking...
Must be the guy pressure washing the sidewalk 😐
😂
I really enjoy watching all your videos.Youre excellent at telling your work experiences.😊😊
What timing for that pipe to burst! Anyone would assume that the water in their house would be from the power washer that just showed up that day! Glad it was resolved quickly!
First thing should have been turn off the water to whole house … then call plumber … don’t get why leave water on to continue to fill up the room with water
I’m there to pressure wash
Honestly you should have stopped as well, the water should have been shut off as soon as they realized they had a major issue causing water to pour in
@@allsidespressurewashing 😂😂😂 wtf.
@@ashiv7642 not his problem. He has a busy schedule do unless they wanted to cancel for the day, pay a cancelation fee and rebook him then 🤷🏻♂️ let him continue. Plus since they suspected he was causing the leak allowing him to continue while the plumber was there would help determine whether or not he was the cause of the leak
@@JizzinUrhole fair, I'm just saying it wouldve been courteous to stop
Wow you did a lovely job. That’s crazy about the pipe burst.
Ice makers in the fridge and dishwashers have been the biggest sources of disaster in kitchens I’ve seen.
Man is speaking in 🤠🤠
Man speaks Forest Gump
Ice maker line, the bane of homeowners everywhere.
I thought it was bs until the plumber arrived 😂😂😂
Bless your heart ✌️🤦♀️
Thanks Mary.
Calm reaction from the customer, they could've easily gone Karen mode on you 😂
Spent all day pressure washing yesterday. There is NOTHING like the satisfaction of pressure washing!!!
I finally bought my own instead of renting one from a local business and I am in heavennnnnmmm hahaha
Rare footage of customers actually having ears and listening
Oh no I hope it wasn't to costly for the couple. Good luck to them.
Great job in your end.
your an amazing guy and although the customers were clueless maybe they were newer house owners and atleast they took advice unlike all those reddit stories you would hear 😂
Bro got that cowboy accent🤠
Man im so happy atleast some people use their own voice, tysm 😊
"Behind their fridge a pipe had burs-" 😂
he got the most yeehaw voice ever
Thats like playing sims on 2x speed
That's a damn fast plumber!
Me and my dad used to pressure wash but now we do stump removal
What are the Chances of this wow crazy odds ! Just a bad day for home owners or better yet good thing it happened when it did and they got the problem fixed ❤
Bro sounds like he is the perfect voice for country songs
Good job not shutting off the main bud 👌
I like that he wasn't a twat about it and just told them to get plumber
Automatic ice makers every time 😂
"A pipe had bur-"
Best quote of all time
He sounds so jolly😊
Did the plumber have to deal with the same neighbour, the wife of the HOA president? 😂
The irony of them trying to put blame on you 😂
Only reason the plumber got there so quick was to see if it actually was your fault or not 😂😂
One of the best customers tbh
You mean there is an honest customer out there
At least they didn’t try to gaslight you into thinking it was your fault and make you pay
Nice videos man keep up the great work
Thank you my friend!
When there’s a leak, call a plumber, always.
Glad the customer didn’t blame you
Behind the fridge? My money's on the icemaker line
Good on you for directing them the right way and managing the situation. I don’t know the full situation. But the main water didn’t get shut off…?
Love this guy’s voice
The crazy thing is their crazy self though you did it in the first place cause how!!!! 😂😂😂😂
Wow! That was pure coincidence that he was pressure washing with water, and at the same time a pipe burst in the house! 🏠
This is so satisfying 😊
Is their chimney underground?😂
I swear some people are getttto af
For i second i thought that was the black ambulance
Blows my mind that people are so ignorant that they don’t know how things work.
I get the same thing working in IT where people draw all sorts of conclusions and then don’t want to listen when I kindly explain to them that X issue has nothing to do with Y issue. Even after I explain it they insist it is the same issue….
Fully thought this would’ve been an insurance fraud case but nope just a normal insurance type thing
Good thing they took your advice
See - there is such a thing as coincidence!
I feel like the customer did it so he can get a free side walk clean
It’s not a milkshake! It’s a HORCHATA
Good thing this guy knew where his water usage was coming from & that they weren't connected.
You should of charged extra for the adulting lessons 😂😂
Bro the person's car looks like the battle bus in fortnite
I'll take "conversations that never happened" for 200, alex
When I was looking at a rental house I noticed water coming from the garage. Property management said it was probably just the garage door that let water in but when I went inside I noticed the puddle went all the way up to the interior wall. It was only that one area. There was no way that it came from outside. When I was in the kitchen I heard a slight noise and asked maintenance to pull the fridge out. Sure enough, there was a puddle of water. The water line to the fridge was leaking. They ended up replacing the entire fridge and line to fix it. I moved in shortly after and have had all kinds of problems with this house. I feel for those homeowners that you're power washing for. I can't imagine how much money my landlord has spent on this place. My brother pressure washed the house and had to stop because hundreds of ants came running inside my living room. Lots of fun living at a run down place 😅
Thank god they caught it
Wait, they had a water leak but never cut the water at the main? Real Einstein move.
Its nice when the customer isnt a jerk
This guy's accent becomes more southern as the video goes on
Always know where the main water valve is!
It is for that reason that our plumber changed that line to braided flexible metal. He said he has seen the plastic rupture causing a lot of damage but has never had the braided material ever fail. I feel better now.
Is there a specific pressure washer for doing tar?
Bet she didn't have many ice cubes either.
Damn ice maker strikes again
Regardless, the customer is never wrong. 😮😮😮😅
Well…
Crazy they assumed it was their chimney
Yeah my pressure washer gushes water out of my cabinets sometimes also
-take orange pill
-takes most creative person literally
-activate creative mode
-profit
How can people not understand simple plumbing issues and yet own a house? That they would think water uphill if a driveway was the reason for water in their house yards away from their place of issue inside their home. Had you not been on the job their whole kitchen and fireplace area would have been totally damaged. Unreal. 😮😮😮❤❤❤😊😊😊
Imagine the customer said no they weren’t going to get a plumber
😂😂I just saw a video start off saying I came to help a homeowner who has flooded there was a pressure wash company who came by 😂😂😂
All of us viewers should cut those homeowners some slack. Typically in this scenario, the owners always blame the guy on the job and won't listen to reason. These ones did, to the point they actually listened to his advice and got the real problem fixed.
No karens detected in that house.
What is the power wash simulator RTX update available on?
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Wow nice luck!
most country accent ever bro 💀
It blows my mind that people just let leaks happen without fixing it. Leaks never get better, only worse.
You can't satisfy everyone, but at least you did the job😊
They were very kind! Had no issues from these people! They honestly were asking if I forgot
You'd think they'd address a water issue before pressure washing...
I run into crazy coincidences all the time like this... i work on commercial lawn equipment, ive worked on engines before and then after cust used the deck belt broke... they blamed us but a look underneath showed signs of hitting a tarp, cust apologized. It happens a lot honestly.
You should of asked if they wanted the area next to the chimney done
I have never seen cement surface that needed power washed that is like people paying someone to pressure washing garbage cans
So every time it rains their house leaks?!? Lol. Call a plumber