I just started my business a couple weeks ago after getting all my ducks in a row here in Anderson. I would love to be able to learn from you though you seem very knowledgeable and are the best UA-camr for our industry in our area.
I used to work for a commercial painting contractor and my estimates were 17 cents a sf for walls and overhangs and 34 cents a sf for drives, sidewalks and patios.
Man i can look at this video allday. Nice job. It will make my job alot easier. Thanks for the full video. Job complete.👍✌👏👊. John l. from South Florida.' It's Your Turn' Mobile Carwash.
Awesome info you give here. I'm starting up a small side business by doing this and needed some guidance. What chemicals do you recommend using, pre and post treatment? Thank you!
I am worried about legal issues such as the Clean water act. I am unsure if you mentioned it in the video (I might have missed it). Do you have a water recollection system to pickup the water even if you only use the surface cleaner and no chemicals? Do you use a water recollection system at all?
No, I just leave it. It'll dry in 30 min or less. Tell customer ,if at home, not to let pets walk on it or them either if they may track it into house. Don't want them bleaching out an oriental rug or something like that.
Great instructional video! I too was taught to work across the line of sight. You mentioned the job was about 4500 Sq. Ft. Back in 2018, what would you have charged for a job this size? And because of the size, do you recommend scaling the price per Sq. Ft. down at all?
Thanks John. I typically don't talk about pricing because it truly varies a good bit in different parts of the country. What might be cheap here would be high in FL. and probably real cheap in NY. Post treating adds about .015 per ft to your cost.
You will allways find alot of black from the mulch die around the shrubs.It bleeds off and stain the driveway.I dont use surfacant in post treating with Sodium Hypocloride when downstreaming. I allways rotate a full floating surface cleaner brissels 180 degrees every year,You would be surprised the angle how it wears from mostly going in one direction.Keep up the good work brother
@ Pro Clean Exteriors....Great Finished Job & Great Value received!!! Thanks for taking your precious time to shot and upload this.Subscribed to your channel. Just a thought, "how would a gas leaf blower work at getting the water out of the low spot?" Ever try it? Washing SE Louisiana... "Walk On Water Power Wash" No Need For A Boat... Matthew 14:29 🙂
Great video! thanks for sharing!! i just have two questions! what do you pre treat and post treat with? and how do you quote people? by square foot? if so how much a square foot??
I mentioned in video. On pre-treat always just use a HW mix. Post treating usually 2-3% mix. Often I just use another round of hw mix and probably could have done that on this one, but wanted to show stronger mix application due to video.
Great info. How do you know the water to chemical ratio mix for house wash and concrete etc, is there mixing charts available out there that you know of to as a guide?
Pro Clean Exteriors, thanks for the excellent video! I'm curious...this was pretty dirty and I would have assumed it needed pre-treatment also, but it came out great without it. I understand why you post treated, but how did you decide not to "pre-treat"? Do you usually avoid the pre-treatment and just post treat? What circumstances would you pretreat...if ever ever? Do you sometimes do both? Thanks again for the great info!
Thanks, I generally do pre-treat but as I said in the video, it had been raining all night, so the dirt was already softened up. That's some of what pre-treatment does. Think about soaking your dishes for a min before you rinse off.
@@Procleanexteriors Ah...I did hear you say that! That's on me, I missed the meaning that you normally do. So in other words, had it not been raining you would have done this job with a pre and post treatment?
I watched the entire video and like the way you did everything but I want to ask. During post treatment you went close to the garage door and a metal chair at one point. Will the splatter cause any rust issues at all on these surfaces?
It's just a connector hose between your pump and your reel. Typically a little stronger than your regular hose. I normally use a 2 wire with at least 5k strength and sometimes a 1/2" id
Are you available for a 1 on 1 for questions? I will be starting in my area soon and have the equipment I need. I just would like some advice on performing the jobs.
Just out of curiosity if the driveway slopes down towards you then why would you start at the bottom and work your way up? Typically, every driveway, when being built is going to slope a little towards the curb or the drain. Wouldn’t you be doing yourself a better job if you start from the top so that the dirty water doesn’t pollute the clean driveway? I’m new to all this so that’s why I’m asking. Thanks in advance!
We have a Predator 3200psi…harbor freight brand I think. We need a longer gun hose. But of course we can’t find one for our pressure washer. Anyone have the same brand..and if you have the longer gunhose, is it compatible with the predator pressure washer? Thank you! Great video you are quite the instructor 😊😊
Do you prefer your surface cleaner with or without wheels and why? Also, how are you not burning the edges when post treating? I didn’t see you soak the grass. I’ve burned some edges using 50/50 mix. Maybe I need a weaker mix?
I have both but for residential prefer a floater. It's pretty hilly around here and one with wheels wants to roll off all the time. Just find it easier to use a floater. The wheeled one is larger and used primarily for commercial which tend to be flatter. For pre-treat I generally just use a housewash mix. Then you're soaking the edges while you're running your surface cleaner but even then a 50-50 mix way too hot in most cases. Most the time I'm about 2% , 3% max.
What's that mixing unit called with the 3 valves? I'm in the Atlanta area and thinking about starting a pressure washing company. I had one in Florida 15 years ago, and I see the technology has improved. You use soap and chlorine? Isn't chlorine good enough?
It's called a Proportioner. I always add some soap, helps it penetrate or in the case of post treating helps it stay on longer and not run off as quickly on slopes, just like on a roof.
How do you manage your wastewater runoff from going to storm drains? Where I live I have to use a berm system and pump to send wastewater back to a vegetation area.
Fortunately I don't live where you do, lol. Though if you noticed all the water on this one except where I cleaned out gutter stayed on the property. But when necessary we use oil socks.
I watch videos of professional pressure washing companies quite a bit and I never see anyone using a reclamation system so the water doesn't enter the sewer drains. But the Clean Water Act says we're supposed to do so to avoid heavy fines. Is that different state to state? (I live in CA) I'm working on starting my own company, and that's what the License office in my county told me when referring me to the EPA office. EPA told me the same.
It's pretty hilly around here. On my larger ones that I use for commercial, they have wheels, but for smaller jobs and 100% residential use the floaters. The ones on wheels tend to want to roll away all the time and are a real pain on steeper slopes.
Rick Fairbanks I think I’m the same way. I have only batched. I don’t have one but I have contemplated getting one this year. Are usually downstream my detergent on my house. And then my roof tank is just dedicated. I just have to make a mental note of whether I have 3% or 4% in there and add water or SH accordingly if I need to go up or down. I think the proportioner would definitely help, but it’s definitely not mandatory either. Oldschool works LOL
What Psi are you running? I have a 4200 psi 4gb with a whisper wash ultra clean. 2502 come stock but want to change to 25 degree 2.5gpm megnozzle to lower the psi.
It truly depends on what part of the country you're in. Plus how dirty, are you going to need to post treat treat, size, drainage, etc are all things you need to look at.
I love all the videos that you post. Thank you for taking the time to help all of us learn. What chem do you use to pretreat a concrete driveway? Asphalt driveway? I also would like to know what you think of using muriatic acid to remove stains on cement driveways?
Usually just pretreat with a housewash mix, on asphalt just use a non-degreaser soap. As far as muriatic goes, it works by etching the concrete, basically stripping of a fine layer of it. I never use except for cleaning mud off new construction concrete and even then go pretty weak on it, like 4-1 xjetted.
Thank you for replying to my question. I don't yet have a x-jet. I'm just starting. So just downstreaming. I also use a backpack sprayer. So what do you recommend for these application methods?
You can use a pump-up sprayer. I'd be careful of using a backpack sprayer with a strong mix though. Been horror stories of them leaking or splashing on someones back and could seriously burn you with a strong mix. It's just going to take you a little longer. If a small drive, won't be that bad. Check your draw rate on your machine. If it's pretty good, like better than 10-1, you may be able to just DS straight SH if drive not too bad after you've washed for your post treatment.
That rinse nozzle could be used for crowd control. What is it? I know you are 8 gal. / min. But damn. How do you discuss with the customer about water usage. This job seems like around 1000 gallons. Is it even an issue?
Just using my ball valve for rinsing. Probably used at least that much water. Water usage has never ever been commented on by any customer. If there calling a pressure washer, they know we're going to use water. Water pretty cheap around here.
How do you charge and what was your price for that driveway if you don’t mind I pressure wash myself and sometimes the customers think it’s an unfair price
I don't discuss my pricing because It truly depends on what part of the country you're in. Plus how dirty, are you going to need to post treat treat, size, drainage, etc are all things you need to look at. Many clients have no idea how much work goes into doing it right and then many that have done it themselves do know and don't want to again.
I wonder where he is working that's supposed to get 8-10 inches of rain in 3 days.. probably like when I go fishing and catch a 2ft monster bass but my phone was dead so I don't have pictures lol 8-10 inches of rain
Prices vary in different parts of the country. to some degree. You need to figure out how long it's going to take you and then factor in what you want to make after expenses. I do a lot of concrete and I'm definitely not the cheapest.
I am going to start my pressure watching business, thank you for knowledge.
Good luck
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Normally good luck would be used, but I know just by following his instructions you won't need it. Stay safe God bless.
HAVE U STARTED UR BUSINESS ?
I just started my business a couple weeks ago after getting all my ducks in a row here in Anderson. I would love to be able to learn from you though you seem very knowledgeable and are the best UA-camr for our industry in our area.
Send me your number. I may have a job in your area in a week or so and maybe you could come then.
Great video. Truly a master class in driveway cleaning, hose mgmt., etc. Thank you for taking the time to make these very helpful videos.
The "turning into the hose" with the power washer, would have taken me forever to figure that out, great tip!
Glad I could help!
I used to work for a commercial painting contractor and my estimates were 17 cents a sf for walls and overhangs and 34 cents a sf for drives, sidewalks and patios.
Man i can look at this video allday. Nice job. It will make my job alot easier. Thanks for the full video. Job complete.👍✌👏👊. John l. from South Florida.' It's Your Turn' Mobile Carwash.
Thanks
Thoroughly enjoyed watching this video. Took lots of notes from the pro here! Thanks again!
Thank you! Great info. Hose management was really helpful!
Is this just water being used? I don’t see any suds.
How much did that cost? Looks great!
It looked amazing, so clean!😍👍
Looks great my only question is if you’re hose goes over the post treatment and drags through the grass does it kill that part of the grass
No, it takes a lot more than that to kill grass
I know the customer was watching the post treatment and was like wow he does good work.
Awesome info you give here. I'm starting up a small side business by doing this and needed some guidance. What chemicals do you recommend using, pre and post treatment? Thank you!
I am worried about legal issues such as the Clean water act. I am unsure if you mentioned it in the video (I might have missed it). Do you have a water recollection system to pickup the water even if you only use the surface cleaner and no chemicals? Do you use a water recollection system at all?
Thank you for the awesome video. Just a quick question from an Aussie down under. Do you find it necessary to rinse after post wash? Thanks mate
No, I just leave it. It'll dry in 30 min or less. Tell customer ,if at home, not to let pets walk on it or them either if they may track it into house. Don't want them bleaching out an oriental rug or something like that.
I really liked the hose management tips. How much did you charge for this?
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Great result and very informative. Thanks mate.
FIRST TEN MINUTES LOTS OF GOOD INFO THANKS GOOD QUALITY
Glad it was helpful!
Great instructional video! I too was taught to work across the line of sight. You mentioned the job was about 4500 Sq. Ft. Back in 2018, what would you have charged for a job this size? And because of the size, do you recommend scaling the price per Sq. Ft. down at all?
Thanks John. I typically don't talk about pricing because it truly varies a good bit in different parts of the country. What might be cheap here would be high in FL. and probably real cheap in NY. Post treating adds about .015 per ft to your cost.
You will allways find alot of black from the mulch die around the shrubs.It bleeds off and stain the driveway.I dont use surfacant in post treating with Sodium Hypocloride when downstreaming. I allways rotate a full floating surface cleaner brissels 180 degrees every year,You would be surprised the angle how it wears from mostly going in one direction.Keep up the good work brother
Great video and lots of detail. You sound familiar I feel like I have talked to you before.
Appreciate all the insight man, great video
Appreciate it!
Very useful video, thank you. You have a new subscriber!
@ Pro Clean Exteriors....Great Finished Job & Great Value received!!! Thanks for taking your precious time to shot and upload this.Subscribed to your channel. Just a thought, "how would a gas leaf blower work at getting the water out of the low spot?" Ever try it?
Washing SE Louisiana... "Walk On Water Power Wash"
No Need For A Boat... Matthew 14:29 🙂
Yes. Not so well if water very deep at all, easier and more effective to use pressure
Great video! thanks for sharing!! i just have two questions! what do you pre treat and post treat with? and how do you quote people? by square foot? if so how much a square foot??
I mentioned in video. On pre-treat always just use a HW mix. Post treating usually 2-3% mix. Often I just use another round of hw mix and probably could have done that on this one, but wanted to show stronger mix application due to video.
The longer the garden hose line and pressure washer line, does it effect the psi/gpm?
Great info. How do you know the water to chemical ratio mix for house wash and concrete etc, is there mixing charts available out there that you know of to as a guide?
Good work. Thanks.
Pro Clean Exteriors, thanks for the excellent video! I'm curious...this was pretty dirty and I would have assumed it needed pre-treatment also, but it came out great without it. I understand why you post treated, but how did you decide not to "pre-treat"? Do you usually avoid the pre-treatment and just post treat? What circumstances would you pretreat...if ever ever? Do you sometimes do both? Thanks again for the great info!
Thanks, I generally do pre-treat but as I said in the video, it had been raining all night, so the dirt was already softened up. That's some of what pre-treatment does. Think about soaking your dishes for a min before you rinse off.
@@Procleanexteriors Ah...I did hear you say that! That's on me, I missed the meaning that you normally do. So in other words, had it not been raining you would have done this job with a pre and post treatment?
This is a fantastic video! Appreciate all the great advice over on PWRA.
Thanks
I watched the entire video and like the way you did everything but I want to ask. During post treatment you went close to the garage door and a metal chair at one point. Will the splatter cause any rust issues at all on these surfaces?
Usually garage doors are aluminum and chairs I try to be pretty careful around those if wrought iron.
Great video man. Could you tell me what is a whip hose? And what's its purpose?
It's just a connector hose between your pump and your reel. Typically a little stronger than your regular hose. I normally use a 2 wire with at least 5k strength and sometimes a 1/2" id
@@Procleanexteriors thanks sir, I appreciate the help.
Great information. What percentage of chem did you use to post-treat?
Are you available for a 1 on 1 for questions?
I will be starting in my area soon and have the equipment I need. I just would like some advice on performing the jobs.
Just out of curiosity if the driveway slopes down towards you then why would you start at the bottom and work your way up? Typically, every driveway, when being built is going to slope a little towards the curb or the drain. Wouldn’t you be doing yourself a better job if you start from the top so that the dirty water doesn’t pollute the clean driveway? I’m new to all this so that’s why I’m asking. Thanks in advance!
I did start at the top. Did you watch the video?
We have a Predator 3200psi…harbor freight brand I think. We need a longer gun hose. But of course we can’t find one for our pressure washer. Anyone have the same brand..and if you have the longer gunhose, is it compatible with the predator pressure washer? Thank you!
Great video you are quite the instructor 😊😊
Not sure what you mean gun hose? The hose going from your washer to your trigger gun?
Very informative, thank you, if you mind me asking, what did you charge for this ?
See previous replies. Don't disclose because price varies in different parts of the country.. Let's just say it was adequate.
Do you prefer your surface cleaner with or without wheels and why? Also, how are you not burning the edges when post treating? I didn’t see you soak the grass. I’ve burned some edges using 50/50 mix. Maybe I need a weaker mix?
I have both but for residential prefer a floater. It's pretty hilly around here and one with wheels wants to roll off all the time. Just find it easier to use a floater. The wheeled one is larger and used primarily for commercial which tend to be flatter.
For pre-treat I generally just use a housewash mix. Then you're soaking the edges while you're running your surface cleaner but even then a 50-50 mix way too hot in most cases. Most the time I'm about 2% , 3% max.
How much is the price for a job like this @pro clean exteriors
So the post treatment is 50/50 chlorine and water with soap ?
What's that mixing unit called with the 3 valves? I'm in the Atlanta area and thinking about starting a pressure washing company. I had one in Florida 15 years ago, and I see the technology has improved. You use soap and chlorine? Isn't chlorine good enough?
It's called a Proportioner. I always add some soap, helps it penetrate or in the case of post treating helps it stay on longer and not run off as quickly on slopes, just like on a roof.
What kind of nossel is that? That u can use to spray off and connect the quick connects, that’s pretty cool
Do you measure your driveways to give estimates? What's your rate per sq ft?
What is the post treatment solution? I didn't hear you mention it.
Normally a weak roof mix, say about 3-3.5%. But kind of depends on how bad it is after you clean. Some you can use a little less.
What chemical did you used to clean the concrete?
How do you manage your wastewater runoff from going to storm drains? Where I live I have to use a berm system and pump to send wastewater back to a vegetation area.
Fortunately I don't live where you do, lol. Though if you noticed all the water on this one except where I cleaned out gutter stayed on the property. But when necessary we use oil socks.
Great video, thank you!
What is in that mix treatment at the end?
about 3%. Probably could have been a little less on that one, but 3 is about average
bleach and soap
I realize it’s been almost 2 years since this job. But did you say, your post treatment was at 2- 2.5%?
usually about 3% but that one could get done with 2-2.5
That black '' trumpet'' is called a thruster wich is used for under water push or movment. or jet power
really looking to start a pressure washing business. can you run a company without using chemicals?
Shazam! Great video! Thanks!
Was this in Bethlehem GA? Older gentleman? I believe I cleaned out with house or a house in the neighborhood after a death
Awesome video! Great tips on everything, especially hose management. You keep mentioning Post Treatment. What does that consist of? Just subscribed.
Post treatment is usually a roof mix or stronger house wsh mix that you spray on and leave.
LOVE YOUR LOGO, GREAT VIDEO!!!!
So why wouldn't u rinse starting from the top going down to the street ?
The house was downhill from the street.
Oh ok ... another quick question , if u don't have a proportioner what would be a another way to apply post treatment that's kinda quick
xjet or can just use pump up on a small drive
How does the Chevy truck pulling a trailer
Always start at the highest point !
Great video brother
I noticed the garage floor extending abt 4 inches outside the O.H. door is already clean, Did you do that prior to driveway?
No, a different pour. they always look different
What solvent do you recommend for pre treat?
Are most driveways pretreated with alcohol solution just like you do on the house?
Great Job! Thanks for sharing!
I watch videos of professional pressure washing companies quite a bit and I never see anyone using a reclamation system so the water doesn't enter the sewer drains. But the Clean Water Act says we're supposed to do so to avoid heavy fines. Is that different state to state? (I live in CA) I'm working on starting my own company, and that's what the License office in my county told me when referring me to the EPA office. EPA told me the same.
One more good reason I don't live in CA, lol. As long as water stays on property, usually not a big deal most places.
@@Procleanexteriors awesome. I appreciate the feedback.
Wow what a great job 🇬🇧
what kind of hose connect with water cut off you use to spray off driveway
Think what you're asking about is called a ball valve. I have a separate video on just that.
how much do you normally charge per sq in.
If I want to use a stain/sealer on my driveway after washing, should I not use the SH solution post treatment?
Preferably not if possible. Depends on how dirty. If you do, just make sure and rinse well and then I'd wait a week or so until after a rain or 2.
how much psi are you running on that surface cleaner? looking to get started but want to be gentle on the driveway as I can
3500 psi less about 600psi for 200' of hose, so around 2800-2900psi
Rick Fairbanks excellent, thank you sir!
Excellent video but a good eye can see that you need 2 passes. Those lines are visible if you know what to look for
What did you end up charging to clean a driveway like that, thanks
Power Washing Pros Inc. Lawrence Ashlin , hi Lawrence how much do you charge for a job this size ?
@@jorgecorona123 It's been a year and he hasn't said, huh. Lol
Two Buktwo yeah his busymaking cash
nice pressure washer, what model and what pump on it?
Honda 690 with General tsf 2021
One thing I’ve found out before it bit me in the asstrik is not to bleach grey aggregate. It will turn pink
How do you like the surface washer without wheels
It's pretty hilly around here. On my larger ones that I use for commercial, they have wheels, but for smaller jobs and 100% residential use the floaters. The ones on wheels tend to want to roll away all the time and are a real pain on steeper slopes.
Awesome video
so how much did you charge for that job i was just tring to get a idea because im gonna start doing presure washing myself
How ya like the proportioner? Great video.
Thanks, It's handy. Not sure it saves that much time over batching though, especially for roofs. Once I start I rarely walk back to trailer to change.
Rick Fairbanks I think I’m the same way. I have only batched. I don’t have one but I have contemplated getting one this year. Are usually downstream my detergent on my house. And then my roof tank is just dedicated. I just have to make a mental note of whether I have 3% or 4% in there and add water or SH accordingly if I need to go up or down. I think the proportioner would definitely help, but it’s definitely not mandatory either. Oldschool works LOL
How much did this job pay?
What Psi are you running? I have a 4200 psi 4gb with a whisper wash ultra clean. 2502 come stock but want to change to 25 degree 2.5gpm megnozzle to lower the psi.
Are you using 3/8 hose ?
yes
What’s a good price to change per square foot?
It truly depends on what part of the country you're in. Plus how dirty, are you going to need to post treat treat, size, drainage, etc are all things you need to look at.
What is a post treatment?
Am I the only one who thinks this is satisfying? Or I’m losing it
a job worth doing is a job well done!
What was the Square footage of the Driveway?
Don't remember exactly, between 5-6,000 sq ft
@@Procleanexteriors how much did you charge for the cleaning and then for the post treatment for that much sq ft.
Your brain works like mine lol
Where and what hoses are you using seem really flexible?
The red one is a 1/2 "kuri tec and the gray ones are just plain old Goodyear 3/'8 pw hose
Rick Fairbanks thanks buddy first person to answer me back
Also where did I get and how long are the hoses
Red kuri tec 300' - all the pw hoses are 100'
Rick Fairbanks pw hoses are 100 ft sections or 100 ft total?
How much would you charge for this project?
Sorry, don't discuss pricing info. It's different anyway depending what part of country you're in.
Word I’m in Tennessee and just getting started. Trying to figure out my pricing since I’m a beginner. I understand tho, appreciate the content
I love all the videos that you post. Thank you for taking the time to help all of us learn. What chem do you use to pretreat a concrete driveway? Asphalt driveway? I also would like to know what you think of using muriatic acid to remove stains on cement driveways?
Usually just pretreat with a housewash mix, on asphalt just use a non-degreaser soap. As far as muriatic goes, it works by etching the concrete, basically stripping of a fine layer of it. I never use except for cleaning mud off new construction concrete and even then go pretty weak on it, like 4-1 xjetted.
Thank you for replying to my question. I don't yet have a x-jet. I'm just starting. So just downstreaming. I also use a backpack sprayer. So what do you recommend for these application methods?
You can use a pump-up sprayer. I'd be careful of using a backpack sprayer with a strong mix though. Been horror stories of them leaking or splashing on someones back and could seriously burn you with a strong mix. It's just going to take you a little longer. If a small drive, won't be that bad.
Check your draw rate on your machine. If it's pretty good, like better than 10-1, you may be able to just DS straight SH if drive not too bad after you've washed for your post treatment.
@@rickfairbanks6125 how much do you dilute your snotmenade for the proportioner? or you draw it straight?
None, I generally use about a 3 setting on the soap dial unless really steep roof and I'll bump it up a tad.
That rinse nozzle could be used for crowd control. What is it? I know you are 8 gal. / min. But damn.
How do you discuss with the customer about water usage. This job seems like around 1000 gallons. Is it even an issue?
Just using my ball valve for rinsing. Probably used at least that much water. Water usage has never ever been commented on by any customer. If there calling a pressure washer, they know we're going to use water. Water pretty cheap around here.
How much you charge for that job
Enough.
How do you charge and what was your price for that driveway if you don’t mind I pressure wash myself and sometimes the customers think it’s an unfair price
I don't discuss my pricing because It truly depends on what part of the country you're in. Plus how dirty, are you going to need to post treat treat, size, drainage, etc are all things you need to look at. Many clients have no idea how much work goes into doing it right and then many that have done it themselves do know and don't want to again.
How long did this take you I really need to know?
About 3.5- 4 hours
Thanks for the video! Do you mind me asking what price range you would charge for a job like this?
Yes, going to vary depending where you're located. Let's just say I'm not the cheapest in my market.
8gpm PW?
I wonder where he is working that's supposed to get 8-10 inches of rain in 3 days.. probably like when I go fishing and catch a 2ft monster bass but my phone was dead so I don't have pictures lol 8-10 inches of rain
Great job..! But is was sometimes hard to hear what you were saying, due to the loudness of the power pressure washer..! 😱
how much did you charge for tha driveway?
Prices vary in different parts of the country. to some degree. You need to figure out how long it's going to take you and then factor in what you want to make after expenses. I do a lot of concrete and I'm definitely not the cheapest.
looks awesome beautiful
The Go-Pro going side to side is too hard to watch, made me dizzy. Just a FYI....
Wait. An Avalanche can pull that big heavy trailer?
Good video only problem too much head movement makes me dizzy watching this but good video....
Why spray sh after its cleaned
Kills any embedded algae stains, helps brighten and prevent stains from returning as quickly
It is to kill the spores that is on the cement