Commercial Pressure Washing | Warehouse Cleaning

[@elijoy757]

Heck yea man! I know you mentioned the zero turn. A couple people make them, but Mike at Hi-Lo makes great stuff. I bought one of their surface cleaners for my 8gpm and man what a huge difference from any other one I’ve used. Would highly recommend their stuff.

[@DustToGloryPW]

I met him at the HUGE a couple years ago and he had some CRAZY stuff! I need to check out his stuff again, what size surface cleaner did you get from him?

[@MGExteriorServices]

since this job was so far away, how did you go about knowing what chemicals to use which had a lot to do with your bid? looks like some efflorescence maybe?? obviously the chemical plays a big part in the bid process?? I guess I'm tryna say did you go in person or just bid through pics & videos...

[@WestFloridaLocks]

Thank you for sharing

[@DustToGloryPW]

Absolutely! Thanks for watching

[@taxpayer6079]

Would have been nice to see the finished product.

[@DustToGloryPW]

@@taxpayer6079 You could see some of it in the video but yeah sorry man, we were so tired and still had to drive 3 hours home so we didn’t stick around for it to dry. It cleaned up really well and the owners were very happy.

[@DustToGloryPW]

5:34 when I’m standing outside you can see some parts that were dry, we went back and rinsed the whole warehouse once we were done so it would have taken a while to completely dry

[@kevinjones1993]

Congratulations 🎉on getting that job. Going forward can you video more of the work and less taking , thanks

[@DustToGloryPW]

Thanks Kevin 🤝

[@DustToGloryPW]

When I do these videos I’ll make some and not talk much and then I’ll get 50 comments asking me questions, so I tried to answer those in the video more this time. Still trying to find the right balance so I appreciate the feedback 🤝

[@jamespayne5570]

🙏👑💓

[@DustToGloryPW]

🤝

[@BryanCook-h7k]

17gpm rtx70 pump with whisper wash lil hippo surface cleaner would definitely speed up the process on big jobs like this. Much cheaper and much easier to transport as well compared to the zero turn machines. Just my two cents

[@BryanCook-h7k]

Pair it with a bigger motor of course also like the crx1000. I'm hoping to get one next year

[@DustToGloryPW]

I’m gonna look into those! I have a Gx800 sitting in the shop so I need to pair it with something

[@XteriorxpertsFL]

@@DustToGloryPWIm running the AR RTX 70 pump on a Kohler 37hp with a poly drive settup getting 18.5gpm at 2500psi. Absolute beast!

[@BryanCook-h7k]

With a spare 800 that you already have you could pair it with a 12gpm general pump and run a 48" surface cleaner which would be a nice upgrade and not too costly. The bigger gpm pumps especially the rtx line I believe need a 30+hp motor to run them effectively so the wound be more than the Honda can put out.

[@DustToGloryPW]

@@XteriorxpertsFLDanggg!! I bet that thing rips!

[@DrakeRodriguez-c6b]

Why would they pay someone to travel when they could’ve just called someone local

[@DustToGloryPW]

Because we are that good.. lol jk, idk man I thought the same thing but that’s pretty common in this industry. We have people clean restaurants in my home town that are from an hour away instead of using us. Just how it works sometimes

[@kdaltex]

12 hours driving plus 6 hours work. Assuming no chem, $1800 min? Guessing $2,000 rounding. With chem for that much work....$3000?

[@DustToGloryPW]

@@kdaltex 6 hour drive round trip and 6 hours of wash time = 12 hours total. 15,000 sqft at .25 per sqft with chemical application. Plus charge for travel and hotel.

[@kdaltex]

@@DustToGloryPW oh that changes things. Thought six hours one way. My longest drive is about an hour one way. Keep on rockin

[@DustToGloryPW]

@@kdaltex Yes sir 🤝 you as well!

[@floridaprosoftwashllc.3416]

Great job brother, Do you mind me asking what sort of stuff was on the floor and what type of chemical did you use to clean it with? Thanks! Keep up the great work