MTM Hydro SG40 with m5 twist+shooter tip, got it from my local pressure washing store!

I see what you’re saying but nah man I’m not into this for reasons like that!

So right now all my work is residential, I have a crm called Markate that I type up my estimates on and my customer signs and accepts before any work is done, afterwards I take cash, tap or swipe, or Zelle. It would pretty much be the same for those smaller commercial jobs, payment after completion. I’d be happy to go more in detail or answer any other questions on instagram dm @willkendrickk👍

Thank you man, I really appreciate it!

I live in Florida so the market is VERY saturated. I started off with a pricing sheet but I’ve just been doing it for awhile so I can kinda feel out how high I can go before people start saying “so and so can do it for cheap” it also depends on the customer It’s hard to say exactly because it heavily depends on your area but I’d look into pressure washing Facebook groups, they’ve always answered my questions about pricing, chemicals, how to do certain things. VERY helpful for beginners!

I’m in Jacksonville Florida, VERY saturated here

Equipment and tutorial vids coming soon! Check out my driveway video

Thank you! Nice bro keep grinding, KZbin has been pretty fun so far it’s something I’ve wanted to do for awhile, I just record with my iPhone 12 pro nothing special lol plus the external mic I mentioned in another vid!

It's all depending on your quality of work. If you are getting good reputation and feedback from your previous customers, then you can ask them to spread the word and give them your business cards to pass around. Focus on a good area you like to work and keep growing in your experience and continue to provide good quality work at the right price and calls will come in. Don't work for money. Work to serve and to connect with people so money drive your work but for the sake of people and you(no recall). Also, if get a call to do something you have not done before, learn from others(KZbin) and may take up the opportunity to get experience but be careful not to destroy your reputation. Get connect with other contractors in case you need help in certain area. Don't afraid to take on bigger job as you grow. I grew my business within 2months by hustling 3-4 jobs a day taking on all time of jobs that I know I can do well. Get customers 1st and build trust before taking on bigger projects. Manage your time well and try not to work on the weekend to give you body rest. Run your estimate with extra room in case you run into an issue, if no issue after completing your job, offer some refund. Do tell that to your customer ahead of time that's your policy to protect yourself and no surprise to your customer. Hope it helps.

These are day in my life videos where I show what happens throughout my days as a business owner. Not a fitness channel per say but I get what you’re saying👍 thanks for the feedback!

I gotchu man🫡

Yes I’m not on there too often but swiftsolutionsprowash or willkendrickk on instagram!

Yes sir🫡

For sure.. I have a lott of video ideas I plan on making!!

Definitely try and get those cars moved out into the street if possible, takes a few minutes but worth it, good job

Yeah normally I’d have them move the cars but I had to make it work this time, thank you!

Thank you! I plan on making more vids like this one on other topics like soft washing and chemical as well!

Yes I’m not on there too often but swiftsolutionsprowash or willkendrickk on instagram!

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Definitely a steal for beginner equipment‼️

We are an exterior cleaning company so your house wash, window cleaning, gutter cleaning, etc!

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