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In QuoteIQ, where is all the customer/job data stored? Is it cloud storage or device storage? Is there an account data storage limit if it is cloud based?

I always do my sidewalks and driveway with just cold water and it always works just fine for me. Sure it takes a couple of days to do a corner lot approx a third of a acre long(sidewalk) and a good size double driveway, and I just use this Greenworks 1600 PSI (1.2 GPM) Electric Pressure Washer with a flat spray tip.

Yeah I'm not trying to put down people who do this for a living but it's not that hard

That means have a minimum and upsell to get to that point. If you have to go out to a job for $125 that could have been filled with a $700 job so charge accordingly for your time. Make yourself stick to a $200-$250 minimum and get your customer to that point with what you offer.

@@SlickRickTPB I appreciate the tip as well, all ears to learn. My over head isn’t that much since I’m new to the business but I will keep that in mind for next jobs.

@@Luccc21 your customers don't know you are new and have no overhead.

$125??? You need to set a $200 minimum

50/50 is pretty strong - thanks for watching and contributing Jeff

@@WashTyme I was referring to the homeowner and not a professional. My bad on the confusion. I was that dad who needed something to do and also have a background in painting and power washing. After transitioning from a single guy into married with children life, cleaning the small driveway and sidewalks was a “vacation of sorts”… Hope this clarifies. 🤣🙌🏼🤟🏼

@@AllAboutPressureWashing Does that 50/50 destroy the driveway that’s in your vid? What ratio would you recommend? Thanks in advance for your response. Many blessings good sir!

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They are solid - I've had many of their machines and never had an issue

I've made tons of videos on this

I would recommend a shop vac to suck up collecting water... Then dump the water down the storm drain when no one's looking.

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if you're worried about it get a small pump that activates when the water gets high enough, put it at the curb in the road where the water is draining and put a sandbag or wet towel around it in a half circle and put a hose on the pump and pump the runoff back into the yard somewhere, the rule if anyone actually says something is that it can't leave the property so just pump it back on. Most places nobody is going to care or know what they are seeing unless you are in a very nice gated community and your runoff is going down the entire road then someone might say something.

@@SlickRickTPB I looked into it and that’s what I’m thinking I’ll most likely do. The only question is where exactly I can let the water out as wouldnt the bleach kill any living organics? I’m trying to do the correct thing here but seems getting rid of the water will be a huge hassle trying to find containment facilities that’ll take it yada yada, if anything I’m thinking of just dumping it in my toilet

​@@aa1chris123 I'd think twice before dumping bleach infested water into someone's grass... find a dead zone if possible where it won't kill or discolor whatever is available, honestly to be real safe you may need a gray tank/dump tank. Use it to rinse the bleach off first then throw the hose into the grass. Hope that would work

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It's a personal preference

Using bleach will not make the pressure wash last any longer than not using bleach.

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Wet it and forget it. If you are doing shake roofs, get very educated first.

@@DucatiHyper thank you

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Nothing more than time.

Of course not

Of course

@@AllAboutPressureWashing should you rinse the post treat with high pressure or low pressure rinse

Nope

@@AllAboutPressureWashing was just wondering I gave a quote today for a 3500 sqft massive house for 550 and the guy reacted as if I Said 5k lol told me my quote was the highest he had gotten so far I thought it was a fair quote at just under .15 cent a sqft

Yes

@@danielparasiliti6448 Go wash a 3500sq ft house and tell me how much you would charge then

Some people don't value their time, you are one of these people.

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That was the top of the driveway

Of course not

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Well I understand that you would feel that way.... poor people always say this

@@AllAboutPressureWashing 😂 Poor..oh you schum bag. I retired 3 years ago at 55, own 3 homes no mortgages no debt..I didn't give people with no skills my hard earned money. Picked up my new car last week 60k.....all paid for. POOR.....you pathetic unskilled piece of 💩 😂

$60K for a car? wow! Did you get an Accord? Well done guy. I would do some research before talking smack.