MOSSIEST ROOF of the YEAR - Literally Tonnes of Moss Removed In TWO Days
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2023
- Two big jobs in this one!
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I guessed that it would be Cameron. Great to see him again, he's such a nice guy and great worker. Sorry that Ellias let you down again, he needs to grow up or give him the boot! Excellent jobs, the roof on the first one looked brand new. Hope that baby River is doing well? Take care.
Great work Sid, it’s a shame you’re so far away or I would have happily applied for the job. Your young lad needs to get his act together, as much as he may be a hard worker you can’t keep being let down by him. You are running a business that is obviously successful, but you can get overrun with work due to success, what you then can’t afford to be is a man down because he couldn’t get up in time. It’s obvious you care about your team and as such are maybe giving him more leash than normal, but when it’s starts to affect your business then maybe some hard conversations need to be had. However we can all give good advice as armchair critics, you’re the one doing the job, you know your team, you have been under the weather recently, working flat out 7 days a week is not healthy nor will it allow you the quality time with your family, if you go down then the business doesn’t run. Make sure you look after yourself Sid, your health and family are more important than anything else.👍🇬🇧
I swear I could see the house stand up taller as the moss was removed 😆. When it showed the pile of moss I actually gasped a bit. Good team work works Sid.
I was thinking that Cameron would make a great partner. Someone who shows initiative, just gets on and works hard is such an asset.
I hope you get someone as good as him applying for the job.
Looked amazing when it was finished, but like others have said, that patio is dangerous.
That was an awesome job done by all the crew! Yay Cameron to the rescue 😁 You are doing so good Sid, your temperament (though majorly stressed) has been even and calm. I am so proud of you (not condescendingly more grandmotherly lol) Hope your little family is getting sleep with the new little one in house. Glad you are taking time off at Christmas you deserve it. Take care! See you next time.
To Sid and the crew: Excellent job done on this large, mossy roof. Lovely property.
🙀 WOW! The difference you made on those houses! And I can’t even imagine the arm strength you must have, operating the surface cleaner up there! My hats off to you, Sid!
Oh my goodness, I am exhausted just watching you. So good to see Cameron back, he is a grafter with the right work ethic unlike Elias, I know its not my concern, nor my business but he doesn't deserve a job with you. Hope River is doing well, and the rest of your family. Best wishes Christine x
Glad to have you back with us, you were greatly missed.
The moment you told us about a 'special guest' I was hoping for Cameron to show up. Happy to see him back again, he's a great worker and friend, I asume. I wish him all the best for his business. I deeply hope you'll find someone as good as him to work for you. Great job there, Sid!
Watching as I write this, you look stressed, all the best from Scotland,my mum nan Stevenson writes to you on Facebook, you always reply, you are a great guy, BUT you need to do do something about that Ilia's, he always lets you down, we were young ourselves but this is ridiculous,he needs to commit or cut loose, I think he is going through the motions, it will make you even more short of staff,maybe I am wrong,but this is your business, good luck from Scotland,
I agree with you, but, Sid has invested a lot of time (=£$) training this young man and right now he can't afford to let him go. (Another 'but' here.) The time will come when Sid has had enough of that childish behavior and bite the bullet and cut him lose. I would. He has worked with Sid long enough to know better but still pulls this stunt of not showing up when the business/others are counting on him. Not very responsible, certainly not professional. Many employers are experiencing the same issues with their employees. They just don't want to work but they want to be paid, pampered & start from the top of the pay scale. 🧐
Hell if i wasn't so far away. I would come work for you. I love to clean and watch the transformation. " Pride" that is what is missing pride in ones work. Feeling of accomplishment. I am so glad as i helped to raise my niece who is the same age as some of your crew, i showed het how amazing work can be. She is now a school teacher at 21 years old. So i know there is hope for the future. 🎉cheers
Nice to see Cameron again!
Greetings from Minneapolis, Minnesota in the US! Long time viewer & subscriber but I never comment. I wish I could come work for you but the commute would be hell!
It’s great to see Cameron again, and I love how many of your family have supported you in your business, but yeah, you need *reliable* help for sure. Best of luck to you!
Question about biocide: When you rinse it off doesn’t it kill the grass / plants next to the walkways, driveways? I admit I don’t know much about the chemicals involved.
Vitamin D3, Sid! Been taking it for 3 years and haven't been sick since. Strongest stuff you can find. It's essential for us guys who work outside!
Watching the van pull up I was like it’s either Cameron or your bro… then I saw Cameron and I was like what a champion to come back n help out…!! Welcome back mate. Btw did I miss you mentioning why Kev left?
Thick glorious moss!!! Such pretty mossy moss 🙌🏽 This was wonderful. Thank you Sid and the team 🧡🧡🧡🧡
Was watching and I was like oh we have the same watch lol.
It's just fascinating how your work improves these properties!
Hello Sid! Hello Cameron! Excellent roof & driveway cleanings! Stay well Sid!
What a fantastic opportunity for someone to learn a fountain of knowledge.
Well done sid and team mega awesome job 👏
Yay Cameron such a hard worker. WOW what a major before and after for both jobs. Great jobs Sid!!!!
Is there any way of having a chat other than on here. I am a full time pressure washer. I watch the videos all the time and honestly have learnt more from you than I have with my current company I work for. Keep smashing like you are doing because you are an absolute inspiration and legend
Great Video Sid! Nice to see Cameron back, hard working as always. Two jobs in this video, there's no need for a gym carrying all that mess away! Amazing as always!
Wow! What a difference, great job Sid!!
QUALITY job as ALWAYS lads
All that extra weight on the roof from the moss can't be good, right? What a huge change in that house. That little walk way through the shrubs was amazing.
It isn't; it adds a huge strain of weight to the roof beams, especially after a rain (moss soaks up and holds water like a sponge), and all that waterlogged material in constant contact with the roof can facilitate mold and other types of water damage.
Great Work again 👍👍The transformation is going well ❤️❤️
Great job Sid & the team what a job that was all that moss excellent !!!
That 2nd house was definitely a wow job, what a difference!
That was a lot of moss! Great job.
Good job 😊
Great job...great music too!
Good job my man, that was a huge weight on that roof with all that moss. 👍
Welcome back. Take care.
What a fantastic job and a very good team work and a great results well done guys 👍👍👍👍
Nice to see Cameron again!
An WOW 😮 on the moss day two (or house two at least)
Hope you soon get some more staff.
Brilliant work thanks for sharing 😅
Bonjour from Montréal. You work well. I enjoy your vidéos.
Wot a transformation pal well done lads top job 👏 👍
You really do have these roofs down to a fine art. Looking forward to seeing the vid comparing pressure washers with Cameron.
The strength you must have to do this is incredible! Great Job
Not really, the water pressure keeps the pole and jet up, Newtons third law, it's more of a balancing thing, until you take your foot off the peddle, then yes, you are taking the full weight of the pole etc.
viewers in UK?..bro,im watching ur channel from malaysia,that in SEA (South East Asia) ,although at our climate we didnt have this kinda moss prob around,but i did learn few things watching ur channel,ur ways of working,the channel also helps calms me down for my depression & anxiety disorder.. overall,liked the way ur channel & way ur works.. cheers mate..
I would love to work with you Sid, but sadly I'm just too far away! Hope you get someone that joins the crew with a drivers license and that has no intentions of leaving
OMG, when you said 2 tons you weren't kidding! I don't think that roof has been cleaned in 30 years.
If I lived near you and was 20 years younger, I would be over tomorrow to help out 😀.
Oh man I’d be perfect to work for you! I have experience and everything but I live in the USA so it’s a little bit of a commute haha!!! Good luck man I hope you get the worker you need!
What a crazy amount of moss!
Question for you .
Why do you use the rotator attachment on some roof and the curve on others ????
Greta job, very therapeutic.
Lovely!! I'm watching in the U.S. so the moss things is new (especially in Florida) info. Is there any type of repellant to slow down the growth? Great job!
Nice to see Cameron is back for now. I'm amazed that lots of people don't drive in the UK? Is that normal? Where I live in the US, you have to be able to drive otherwise you can't get anywhere. So people usually get their license straight away at 16.
theory and practice takes time for sure for a test. Im not sure of age in the Uk now but 17 when I was a kid. The Uk is packed with cars due to bad infratructure, and too much housing.. 65million on a small Island I guess..
Can't drive until 17 here and it can take up to a year (or longer for some people) to have enough lessons with an instructor to pass, plus the wait for the theory test is often quite long. I'm not sure if its still the case in America but at least when I was younger my parents took the American test so they could have an American license to get cheaper car rental fees when on holiday & all you had to do was drive round some cones and stuff, easy peasy. Whereas in the UK you have to learn to drive on the actual roads & the test is out on the roads too. And it can take a while to get used to things like when to change up and down the gears. Most cars in the UK are manual (think you just call it "stick" in America?) rather than automatic which is a bit of a luxury. Though with the shift to electric/hybrids more will become automatic. Driving in America is also really easy. Lots of long straight roads. In the UK roads are winding & we don't really have grid systems in towns or cities so even those are more complex to navigate.
Its relatively common for people not to bother to learn to drive here though because we have lots of things accessible by foot - lots of good footpaths and cycle paths too. Then there are buses for shorter distances and coaches and trains for longer distances. Where we are the buses aren't fantastic in terms of frequency, they're only one every half an hour up until about 7pm, and then once an hour after that until 11pm ish. It used to be one every 20 mins but they decided to remove one bus an hour. Where my parents used to live we had buses every 10 mins until 8pm and then every 30mins until midnight. So I'm kinda used to that. Oh and the every 10 mins was just for the number 27. Could also get the 25 which was also every 10 but staggered very slightly so they'd often stack up & there would be 2 to choose from lol.
Neither myself nor my brother bothered to learn to drive. I just don't want to & know I'd struggle with keeping focus plus my eyesight is bad & with correction I can't quite read numberplates at the required distance so I thought it best not to try. My brother didn't bother because he knew he was going to university in London & has been living there since. Its stupid living in central London & owning a car as you just can't park anywhere & it's slower to get around than just walking or getting a bus or the tube or a train. Why waste money insuring a car you're barely going to drive because parking is an expensive nightmare?
It makes sense not to get it if you live in a big city where there is public transit. We have nothing here, so you really have to be able to drive because you can't walk to stores either. Where I live in Pennsylvania, we do not have long straight roads or planned, grid system towns or cities. It's very hilly with windy roads and sprawl! It's funny to hear what you think about the towns/roads in the US. haha @@AlexaFaie
@@ChaiLatte13I lived I'm in Pittsburgh for awhile and totally agree about the awful roads. Hated to drive in some areas. They really need someone to pressure wash the cobblestone and brick roads. They are awful when wet. No traction to go up a hill. Or you are slipping/sliding down the hill.
Yep I'm near Pittsburgh. :)@@karlamaynor5544
I’ll work for you for free, you have to come and pick me up in Aberdeen though!!😂. All the best and good luck with all the jobs, remember to not overwork yourself!
Wow - nice!
That second one, they need to make that second part of the garden a secret garden.
Also drill couple small holes in the dirt bucket so it starts to drain the xtra water mate
That last job looked fun lol that amount of weight on the roof couldn't of been doing it any good. Nice job
This roof was another incredible cleaning! Cleanup is brutal, no doubt. Looks amazing now!
Always here for a long video by Sid!
Hi mate loving the content, I've looked for s comment that might answer my question save wasting time but didn't see anything...
You mentioned your using a jcb machine and that you highly rate it, my question is which one are you referring to? Can we have a link to where a beginner might be able to find the same machine?
Thank you ❤
Seems there's a lot of people wanting money, but not work. The Chinese have a saying which kind of goes "Strengthen the Centre" when embarking on any endeavour. In other words, provide support to the central figure in any business, and it's better for everyone. Longer term employment, better experience, regular income.
Mate, it seems like a folding hand cart might come in handy and would not take much room in the van. Wonderful work as always. Hope you find some good help. I am sure before too long Cameron will have more work than he can handle. People do not mind paying well for attention to detail. When word of mouth spreads, I am sue his business will explode and he will be in your position where he has more work than time.
Which has less strain on your arms? Working from the ground or up on the scaffolding??
that's ridiculous! The moss probably weighed more than the roof!
Great cleaning job. He really needs to hire you to clean the patio tiles. That’s a place they’ll slip and fall.
Great job! Clean roofs are not just about appearance but also helps the rain drain faster off the roof and also keeps the house cooler by not absorbing the heat from the sun .
i live a few hours drive and i love to work for you i am 32 years old an partly done the work before
Hi,good job as usual, I hope that you manage to find someone else to help you during your busy time, be great if not only can they drive, but have the enthusiasm as much as Cameron, shame the 2 of you can't go into a partnership, good luck.
Great job guys!, can i ask for less non skippable ads, killed the flow of the vid
How long does it take for the moss to get that bad?
Nice to see Cameron back helping you and the other lads out. Amazing work and thanks for the video take care
So glad you are back, missed watching your videos. Great hard work, but so fun to watch! 😅
How much would you charge for something like this? Looking to get mine done
How long does it take a roof to get that bad.
A job driving? I'd take it in a heartbeat. I drove a company vanpool at my last job and it was surprising how few had a license. Even fewer that wanted to drive a big van. But it's not surprising considering the cost of owning a car. So many companies are going down the path of not being able to repair your own stuff, it makes owning a beater car absurdly expensive.
Just be careful of insurance coverage if you add the boys as drivers (or if there's any restriction because of their age).
Glad you’re feeling better. Phenomenal job as always!!🥰❤️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Great job guys, you need £75 a day labourers mate to do odds and sods. 16-17 year old are brilliant as they have not learned anything or know what to do. Like me I wanted a full job that pays every week and to prove myself. You can then make them do jobs how you want them. God that was long time ago. But had a few guys on for a year. Yes they do setup there self's, but that's where contracts are for. You put a clause in they can't work within 30 miles of your location. If they don't want to sign it and learn a trade, then they are not for you.
Brilliant content as usual mate thank you
Power blow the grassssss 😁
More moss on that roof than soil in my garden 😂
Woo hoo! Finally got smart and called him back! He is a kick butt worker even when not getting paid.
Wow fantastic cleaning a lot of very hard work WELL done you and your team ❤❤❤❤❤
Is your main job roofs or drives Sid and how’s babyRiver
Looks great after, awesome job.
Sid, you are under the pump, new baby, temp staff (or on leave), good on you for your diligent work. Best of luck with new projects, you are young but need to keep a good look at your health. Blessings from Australia 🇦🇺 😊😊
Sorry you haven't been feeling well. So glad you are on the mend. Pray the family is well. Missed you and "the boys". ❤
👏👏👏👏 great stuff, well done
Brilliant job, you fellas put some graft in every day. I’d there a harness to help holding the poles to save the long term affects on your shoulders ? Good on ya young man, brilliant to see the work you do - thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏
The neighbors will be jealous
Another great video and wow thats alot of moss. Fingers crossed you manage to find someone soon.
i iam from the netherlands so i watch youre Videos about a long time , and i love it so mutch
Two great jobs there Sid, out of interest, how long does it take for that amount of Moss to build up on a roof?
They moved in in the 80s and it wasnt clean then but definitely not bad so roughly 40-50 years
Jeez if you were closer I'd be well up for jumping on board till late December.
Thinking VERY seriously about starting up in jet washing and roof cleaning etc. Couple of months with you would be an amazing training opportunity. No way my Mrs would let me disappear for two months though.
another great job
Contractually commit someone to seeing out a particular period after starting with you or they have to pay for their training.
Hi sid.how's it going and another fantastic video well done and keep up the great work and really like the transformation
Fantastic result but it looks like at the back in between the dormers and the far left side of the roof are still dirty as if they were not quite finished. Other than that great.
Glad you’re feeling better and hope you can hire help very soon
Best wishes getting some employees.
Some people have too much money and property! All that grass where they could be growing vegetables 😮