Man right now I don’t have anything like that. A buddy of mine has been begging me to get one up, but I don’t want it to seem like I’m making these videos to push a course so I’ve been conflicted. If I did offer a course, what would be something you’d like to see and what do you think a fair price would be?

@@DustToGloryPW I would really like to see if you would be willing to mentor someone on the ways to get started… if so let me know

It’s wild man! Lots of foot traffic and lots of chicken grease. It’s good for us being in the cleaning business!

No sir! Not unless you see it leaving streaks then you may have a hair or something on it that you can wipe off but other than that it’s not necessary. Sometimes wiping it can actually add things like hair, threads or other small things to the rubber so occasionally I just dip it in the soap bucket and it’s all good 🤝 Another thing that helps is getting the blue surgical towels from WCR, definitely give those a shot

@DustToGloryPW yeah, the place i just left wiped after every single stroke. It definitely did exactly what you said.. left strings from the blue towels 🤷🏻‍♂️ not to mention the water at the end of the day was horribly dirty 🤦🏻‍♂️ i would ask multiple times if I could change it, but the answer was always no🤦🏻‍♂️ I'm currently looking into starting my own soft/ pressure washing biz. Thanks for your info man 👍🏻

Good luck Bailey! You got this 💪🏼 work hard and put the customer first and it’ll be a success.

Hey brother! On new construction for us up here typically we don’t need chems, the only thing we use chem on occasionally is maybe skid steer tire tracks, most of the time you can just hit them with a little pressure and they come right up. If they are being stubborn you may need a little degreaser and a brush to break down the rubber a little bit and then they come right out 🤙🏼

@@DustToGloryPW what about new construction homes do you just rinse down with water only or do you use chems

@@frankhinojosa133Most of the time water only, sometimes you may need something like One Restore for red clay if you have that around you and maybe some degreaser for tire marks but really that’s about it. New construction typically won’t have algae growth or any other stains. Hot water does help a ton if you do garage cleaning though, there will be things like drywall mud, paint drips and things like that. It’s doable with cold water but hot water helps break that stuff down.

@@DustToGloryPW does that include new construction homes

@@frankhinojosa133yes sir!

No, most of the time we just give them our W9 and our COI

Definitely check with your local laws but a good rule of thumb is no. There’s tons of good videos on how to prevent that, you can buy the drain socks that filter out the stuff that’s not allowed, sometimes drains look like they are storm drains but some places actually have their own holding tanks. Tons of variables but something you should definitely put a lot of thought into and do your research beforehand 🤙🏼

I knew I wanted a 4 stage system and when I got my trailer the builder couldn’t get my 10gpm hot box in so he included the system instead. It was the only one he had in stock so it just worked out that way. I’d recommend it for sure

It really depends on how many sqft we are cleaning, if it’s a small area then we may go off of an hourly rate, sometimes it’s a daily rate, if it’s a small area we may also go off of sqft which is typically around $0.20 - $0.35 for concrete, if it’s a bigger property where we are cleaning for example 30,000 sqft of concrete it may be a little lower like in the $0.15 range. It also depends on how dirty the concrete is and how much chemical will be needed. A lot of variables in that as well.

Yes sir! Those contracts are perfect for the winter months. Go get em’ brother 🤝

Go do it brother! I’ve been trying to talk to people as much as I can, just been SLAMMED lately and also having a newborn, keeping my busy! You got this bro 💪🏼

@@bhaveshpawar8356 sodium hypochlorite

@@DustToGloryPW okay thank you brother

@@DustToGloryPW your watts up number sed mi please bro

🤣 that made me laugh, appreciate the comment brother 🤙🏼

Not yet! But we will be 🙌🏼

Don’t give up brother, find a way to start small and get the ball rolling. I know it’s going to be hard but it’ll be worth it!

Just gotta let that stuff roll off your back man, a lot of people just don’t have respect anymore period. But there are still some great people out there 🤝

Networking brother, that’s the #1 way to get commercial work.

Appreciate it brother, go get it 💪🏼

Thank you 🙌🏼

Thanks brother, using an 8gpm Honda

@@DustToGloryPW awesome, i am still using a 4GPM but looking to siemes another untouched I get some commercial accounts and dive into ar40 or ar45 for quicker and stronger mixes.

We go back and forth between Gold Assassin and Fuego, there’s a bunch of good ones out there.

Yes sir 🤝 thank you brother

Amen man 🙌🏼 thank you!

Appreciate you watching and taking time to leave a comment brother! I’m trying to keep the content flowing, I’ve got a new desktop computer coming in today that should help with editing speed 🤝

I’m not 100% if I took more footage than this, I know I posted a couple shorts but I don’t think I actually made a long video. I’ll go back and check and if I can find some I’ll post it 🤝

Hey brother I do have an IG I just don’t check it very often, usually here in the comments is the best way to get ahold of me. I check these a lot more frequently

That would actually be a cool video, I’ll go back and see if I can find it and break it down. That’s a great video idea man, appreciate the thought 🤝

Glad it was helpful to you brother 🤝

Man for the first 6 months I had cold water only and I got good results, there’s times even now that I don’t bother running hot water and I just do stronger chem. I would say do the best you can with cold and save up for hot because it really does help to have hot water on some jobs.

I really appreciate that man! So glad I was able to bring some value to you. I’m working on posting more consistently 🙌🏼

Thank you 🙌🏼 glad it helped!

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Great question, we’ve had no issues putting down the storm drain filter socks. That’s what is required here locally. I’ve been kicking around the idea of building a reclaim system so we can land the jobs that require it but for now we just make sure none of our soaps go into storm drains. A couple locations we wash have drains but they aren’t connected to the water system, they either go into a holding tank and get pumped out or they go into a filter system that cleans the water so we don’t have to worry about reclaiming.

Usually Chick-fil-A’s take us about 1.5 hours, if they are super dirty maybe 2. If I’m filming and talking a lot then maybe 2.5 but really you can knock them out pretty quick if you’re efficient.