How do you get the garbage out of your own dumpsters? Do you have your own dumpster truck? Thinking about doing this at my places i have a dump trailer just not sure how i would lift the dumpsters without towing the skid steer around.
Idk how clogged that line is but I work in hydro jetting industry my company specifically uses high pressure water pumps that may have been to unclog that pipe our machines work between 10-40k Psi water pressure we have a rental center in Ohio Jetstream of Houston
If i live in ohio i would never used any of your mickey mouse shotty business. This is why is you invest things and do it right. Get them mask cheap bastard
Alot of carwashes these days are forced to recycle their water which means having a pit like 8feet deep by 8 feet wide . this is because cities want to save water and cities are even installing water meters on big water users like carwashes . where your property ends is roughly about where the phone pole is because the city has a set back of between 3 and 6 feet from the sidewalk after that your responsible for sewer and waterlines and their problems . you should have lines jetted and vactrucked at least 2 times a year and your pitts done also . your parking lot entrance is not millable it needs to be ripped up recompacted and repaved cold patch wont last long either .
I did sewer jetting for 2 years, not alot of experience but enough to say confidently a cleaning contract with a jetter is the greatest investment. make sure they can operate in the colder months with jetting. Some smaller companies cant afford to lose that expensive equipment to a line freezing.
i have a $40 used pressure washer and a $60 sewer jetter hose off amazon Its enough to clean grease out of a 6 inch restaurant sewer line. Its not going to cut roots bigger then pencil lead, and its balls slow, but ive easily done $2000 worth of work with it so far.
@@InvestmentJoy oh god yea, you have enough properties that you should have the most powerful setup you can stomach paying for. for the Oil seperator it might be a good idea to get a piece of 1" electrical conduit thats bent to a 90 on one end. lets you easily fish the jetter into the inlet and outlet, and you can use a rowing motion to manipulate the hose. Less crouching on the ground too.
Everyone that has a filthy vehicle, whether it be from mudding or cleaning off UTV's will use your facility instead of their own driveway. This is why you need to have your drain system flushed at least twice a year. Also, that asphalt is not savable with grinding. It will have to be dug up and completely replaced. It appears to be too thin and is beyond its life cycle.
Good video! Lesson learned. Just more knowledge you can apply toward your car wash dynasty! Think about painting the place, including the barely readable sign. How about renting a small corner of the place to a food truck? Might bring in more biz, plus another small revenue stream.
Should be getting way more content out soon - Albeit much more less-edited versions. Our editor can't keep up at these qualities of videos. Tons of good, bad and great things going on at the wash.
I always wonder if investing in secondary businesses that you commonly use wouldnt be a solid idea. You consistently need equipment invest in a equipment rental businesses, you need 40 yard dumpters invest in a dumpster business, etc
Great job but usually these issues are caused by build up over time and you were lucky it got fixed pretty quick. Sometimes it takes time if the issue is further down but on your land
Dude, paint your sign. That's your first impression to potential customers. A nice and neatly painted sign says, "The owner cares for his business and his customers."
Sorry Brandon that you had to deal with this. My recommendation if you decide to by another investment property that offers a difference service, that you find a mentor with a lot of experience & can inspect the business prior to you making a purchase (Sort of like a building inspector, but specific to the type of business). This probably would help you avoid some very expensive lessons! Keep on investing!
Car wash and laundry sewers need to be cleaned out at least every 6 months to prevent back-ups. Also water softeners are worth their weight in gold in preventing equipment and plumbing issues.
Maybee you could repair that asphalt with cold in place recycling, with a attachment on a skid steer. Not sure if that wuold work but it's cheaper, you might also need more virgin asphalt to replace what's missing. Fumes from a manhole killed a father and son vac truck company, it had paint and stuff from a garbage transfer station. Understand about breaking the plane and a no enrtry rescue.
Love the content. It’s on point. I just wish the explaining was more at the site when camera was pointed at you like I’m there with ya live. The voiceover with the camera facing you Makes it look like a 70s translated action film lol .
Yeah I get it we had two separate versions of this video, one was me talking on site the whole entire time and there are other one was entirely me voicing it over we ended up kind of picking from both of them so that we can go back in later and see which version people preferred. I'm pretty close did just going back to the old style GoPro on my chest narrating live style since they're just so easy to make a ton of. This one costs a bunch of money to get edited the way it is
Invest in camera so you don't get your stuff damaged and you should have looked at it before you bought it to see why it's flooding out the parking lot in the first place 🤦
We need places to go back to having themes. 50's fast food. 80's, etc. We had a local 50's Beef A Roo, which is a great place to eat burgers and cheddar fries, etc. So of course the kids took over and turned it into a dimly lit coffee house wannabe.
Definitely got lucky... I recently spent $7500 on a new 6ft section of sewer pipe with 2x directional cleanouts (one towards city, one towards house). Probably could have replaced that myself for
It's what happens when you don't have a preventative system in place, you would think relaying on a water drainage system massively like you do you would have something in place and this wouldn't happen
Hey Brandon if you're still looking for Laundromat's and are willing to buy one in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan there's one for sale in my area that I can get you the contact info for the real estate agent
I am looking for more but only local to my area I've got a lot of guys on my Discord that are looking actively for laundromats if you want to pop on there and post the link I'm sure you'd have dozens of people appreciate it
We do have a drink machine that will do a video on soon, the dog washing station is about 25,000 to set up. We are considering it we just aren't 100% sure yet on whether we have enough customers for it generally speaking they're very good in terms of income granted due to my allergies I know that I could never touch it.
@@InvestmentJoy I figured they would be expensive, but oof everything seems so high. I supposed you would need special equipment to handle the hair in the water as well as building onto the preexisting structure. I would look up where, if any, local dog parks are from your location and do some scouting around there.
So... my wash only has pits, and doesn't have a grease separator. Was the "stuff" in the line just overflowed grease mixed with mud and rocks or what was it? I get my pits pumped out, but I'm obviously worried about the 6" main sewer line now 😲
@@InvestmentJoywell, if the vomit the repair team coughed up by 10am was still nutritious due to the lack of digestive enzymes, it can be recycled by lunchtime as soup of the day au gratin du jour, with compliments to the chef. What’s in this? Gee, sure seems to be a lot of cottage cheese.
Only 50 grand? You should see the disaster my older brother has because he’s been running a 15k per fiscal year scam and the related interest for going on almost 20 years. A short fuse easily violent trustee who can’t be trusted. If he didn’t have proud boys themed friends, would be not still trying to run a money laundromat. They probably take a cut at the poker table by default.
How can a guy invest in businesses like this, where I would get decent interest on my money? Like it might be carwashes, or laundromats, or...just anything. Either I could own a portion of the company, or simply act as one of multiple financers. Does anyone know?
Let me know what you think of the video!
How do you get the garbage out of your own dumpsters? Do you have your own dumpster truck? Thinking about doing this at my places i have a dump trailer just not sure how i would lift the dumpsters without towing the skid steer around.
Idk how clogged that line is but I work in hydro jetting industry my company specifically uses high pressure water pumps that may have been to unclog that pipe our machines work between 10-40k
Psi water pressure we have a rental center in Ohio Jetstream of Houston
If i live in ohio i would never used any of your mickey mouse shotty business. This is why is you invest things and do it right. Get them mask cheap bastard
Just dump a teaspoon of Dawn soap down the drain. *_unclogs_*
Alot of carwashes these days are forced to recycle their water which means having a pit like 8feet deep by 8 feet wide . this is because cities want to save water and cities are even installing water meters on big water users like carwashes . where your property ends is roughly about where the phone pole is because the city has a set back of between 3 and 6 feet from the sidewalk after that your responsible for sewer and waterlines and their problems . you should have lines jetted and vactrucked at least 2 times a year and your pitts done also . your parking lot entrance is not millable it needs to be ripped up recompacted and repaved cold patch wont last long either .
Thanks for the comment 😁
I did sewer jetting for 2 years, not alot of experience but enough to say confidently a cleaning contract with a jetter is the greatest investment. make sure they can operate in the colder months with jetting. Some smaller companies cant afford to lose that expensive equipment to a line freezing.
Thanks for this information 😁
i have a $40 used pressure washer and a $60 sewer jetter hose off amazon Its enough to clean grease out of a 6 inch restaurant sewer line. Its not going to cut roots bigger then pencil lead, and its balls slow, but ive easily done $2000 worth of work with it so far.
As a side note I think it's a great business to be in in our situation and we needed something a little heftier
@@InvestmentJoy oh god yea, you have enough properties that you should have the most powerful setup you can stomach paying for.
for the Oil seperator it might be a good idea to get a piece of 1" electrical conduit thats bent to a 90 on one end. lets you easily fish the jetter into the inlet and outlet, and you can use a rowing motion to manipulate the hose.
Less crouching on the ground too.
Everyone that has a filthy vehicle, whether it be from mudding or cleaning off UTV's will use your facility instead of their own driveway. This is why you need to have your drain system flushed at least twice a year. Also, that asphalt is not savable with grinding. It will have to be dug up and completely replaced. It appears to be too thin and is beyond its life cycle.
Thanks for the comment, we now have in place a better system and process
Repaying makes a huge difference. I saw a 20 percent up tick with new pavement and line spraying.
Good video! Lesson learned. Just more knowledge you can apply toward your car wash dynasty! Think about painting the place, including the barely readable sign. How about renting a small corner of the place to a food truck? Might bring in more biz, plus another small revenue stream.
This video took forever to edit, lots more updates soon
Some days you get the lady, some days the tiger: the joys of owning a business.
Holy moly!!
You definitely need more vending machines on your properties …
And you know where to get those said vending machines at by the way …😉
A religious supplier?
Finally a new upload on your car wash!
Should be getting way more content out soon - Albeit much more less-edited versions. Our editor can't keep up at these qualities of videos. Tons of good, bad and great things going on at the wash.
I always wonder if investing in secondary businesses that you commonly use wouldnt be a solid idea. You consistently need equipment invest in a equipment rental businesses, you need 40 yard dumpters invest in a dumpster business, etc
Paint white or clean asphalt very nice and bright. This will make customers flock like crazy thinking of cleanliness. ❤
How often would the asphalt need repainted or cleaned?
Great job but usually these issues are caused by build up over time and you were lucky it got fixed pretty quick. Sometimes it takes time if the issue is further down but on your land
I’m surrounded by an amazing team of individuals 😊
Why didn't the insurance cover the cost of the damage to the auto wash side?
I enjoyed the video! i like this style
Awesome! Thanks for watching
Dude, paint your sign. That's your first impression to potential customers. A nice and neatly painted sign says, "The owner cares for his business and his customers."
Like replacing it with a giant well-lit crown that can be seen from half a mile away?
@@InvestmentJoy Your sign needs lasers! Everything looks better with lasers, No? Perhaps one of this air man that jiggers around! /sarc
@@InvestmentJoyNeon lights! Seriously. Neon should come back into popularity.
Sorry Brandon that you had to deal with this.
My recommendation if you decide to by another investment property that offers a difference service, that you find a mentor with a lot of experience & can inspect the business prior to you making a purchase (Sort of like a building inspector, but specific to the type of business). This probably would help you avoid some very expensive lessons!
Keep on investing!
Car wash and laundry sewers need to be cleaned out at least every 6 months to prevent back-ups. Also water softeners are worth their weight in gold in preventing equipment and plumbing issues.
Thank you for information 😁
new subscriber because of roman at wood keep up ur great work
Carpet Cleaning vans probably dumping there for years too.
I hope not 😅
Maybee you could repair that asphalt with cold in place recycling, with a attachment on a skid steer. Not sure if that wuold work but it's cheaper, you might also need more virgin asphalt to replace what's missing. Fumes from a manhole killed a father and son vac truck company, it had paint and stuff from a garbage transfer station. Understand about breaking the plane and a no enrtry rescue.
Sorry to hear about that. We are still working on lot ideas, especially at the laundromat as it needs done as well.
It’s not what you know it’s who you know. Also everyone loves new construction.
Love the content. It’s on point. I just wish the explaining was more at the site when camera was pointed at you like I’m there with ya live. The voiceover with the camera facing you Makes it look like a 70s translated action film lol .
Yeah I get it we had two separate versions of this video, one was me talking on site the whole entire time and there are other one was entirely me voicing it over we ended up kind of picking from both of them so that we can go back in later and see which version people preferred. I'm pretty close did just going back to the old style GoPro on my chest narrating live style since they're just so easy to make a ton of. This one costs a bunch of money to get edited the way it is
Hire a jetting company next time
We thought we did :(
@@InvestmentJoy that really sucks ow well
Invest in camera so you don't get your stuff damaged and you should have looked at it before you bought it to see why it's flooding out the parking lot in the first place 🤦
They key to a carwash is to NOT wash the $ down the drain. I think you are going to succeed though and Love your channel :)
Thanks! So far so good, even with all these problems.
wearing a peacoat in this heat wave?! lol older video I assume
Yeah, was with editor forever
CensorTube just basically monetized your comment! 😑
A car wash down in Lucasville just went up for sale and I want it!
Do you have an update?
We need places to go back to having themes. 50's fast food. 80's, etc. We had a local 50's Beef A Roo, which is a great place to eat burgers and cheddar fries, etc. So of course the kids took over and turned it into a dimly lit coffee house wannabe.
@@BaptistJoshua it’s sold now I think.
@@BaptistJoshua I’d like to have a car wash and laundromat someday down here.
@@Paw95 I worked for about 22 years at a laundromat. Feel free to ask me questions.
Definitely got lucky... I recently spent $7500 on a new 6ft section of sewer pipe with 2x directional cleanouts (one towards city, one towards house).
Probably could have replaced that myself for
When you are on strenuous timeline, right?
@@InvestmentJoy EXACTLY!
Don't you have insurance?
More uploads please
Trying
You can't afford to fix the sewer but spend 120,000 on a cyber truck?
Where's my cyber truck?
It's what happens when you don't have a preventative system in place, you would think relaying on a water drainage system massively like you do you would have something in place and this wouldn't happen
I now have a system and process in placd
So the problem was there was not enough clean out slots
Do you have any lessons
Hey Brandon if you're still looking for Laundromat's and are willing to buy one in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan there's one for sale in my area that I can get you the contact info for the real estate agent
I am looking for more but only local to my area I've got a lot of guys on my Discord that are looking actively for laundromats if you want to pop on there and post the link I'm sure you'd have dozens of people appreciate it
20 years of carwashing? Thats a sizeable pile of dirt and rocks. Can you ballpark estimate how many vehicles have been washed since it was built?
700-800k would be my guess.
How about adding food and soda vending machines to car wash
Growing pains of having a carwash
Yep
This is exactly the type of person I'd think would preorder a cyber truck. LMAO
I am honestly surprised you don't have a vending machine with some drinks in it. Also a dog washing station might be a good investment, just an idea.
We do have a drink machine that will do a video on soon, the dog washing station is about 25,000 to set up. We are considering it we just aren't 100% sure yet on whether we have enough customers for it generally speaking they're very good in terms of income granted due to my allergies I know that I could never touch it.
@@InvestmentJoy I figured they would be expensive, but oof everything seems so high. I supposed you would need special equipment to handle the hair in the water as well as building onto the preexisting structure. I would look up where, if any, local dog parks are from your location and do some scouting around there.
This must be one of the worst case scenarios in the car wash business community.
Pretty close 😅
Anyone have experience renting out the lot to heavy equipment or plow companies during the winter months no one is using the wash bays?
So... my wash only has pits, and doesn't have a grease separator. Was the "stuff" in the line just overflowed grease mixed with mud and rocks or what was it? I get my pits pumped out, but I'm obviously worried about the 6" main sewer line now 😲
Yeah this was a total unknown to us and really Blindsided us Daddy period daddy It was rocks grease And soap congealment
@@InvestmentJoywell, if the vomit the repair team coughed up by 10am was still nutritious due to the lack of digestive enzymes, it can be recycled by lunchtime as soup of the day au gratin du jour, with compliments to the chef. What’s in this? Gee, sure seems to be a lot of cottage cheese.
@@InvestmentJoySomething tells me you were using voice-to-text and your daughter was interrupting. 😂😂😂
See if Chipotle or Taco Bell are interested the line appears to be shot anyway.
Only 50 grand? You should see the disaster my older brother has because he’s been running a 15k per fiscal year scam and the related interest for going on almost 20 years.
A short fuse easily violent trustee who can’t be trusted. If he didn’t have proud boys themed friends, would be not still trying to run a money laundromat. They probably take a cut at the poker table by default.
Ouch
How can a guy invest in businesses like this, where I would get decent interest on my money? Like it might be carwashes, or laundromats, or...just anything. Either I could own a portion of the company, or simply act as one of multiple financers. Does anyone know?
how about cleaning out your traps once a month and you won't have that problem
He says at least once or twice that others did not clean them out before he bought it.
Maybe enclose the dumpster so it wont be filled with tree stumps.
Not a bad idea 😁 thanks
35 degrees below zero?????? Where do you live, Antarctica?......seriously?
We've had some incredible cold snaps in Ohio
To save money substitute car wash water with beer.
Oh my
You have interesting problems.
From my perspective they are the problems that most business owners go through but they never get talked about.
Why get a cyber truck? Why complain about maintenance when your spending that much on a vehicle that just strokes your ego.
I had some interesting UA-cam content for the Cyber Truck. We’ll see
Is everything ok there?
Gotta watch the video to find out!
Sell sell sell
Nah
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