Ron Musgraves

How many brands of pw are there. LAnda Shark Hotsy delco tuff I need this list can you come up with others?

Your account has been temporarily suspended. This suspension is due to end on Apr 29 2007, 06:28 AM. I thrown off this site, no explanation. I hate that...... it was pressure net. I hope they remove me from the directory.

its that all, are we done?

Thats sad, we think lowballers are bad. thiefs are worse.

yeah!!!!!!!!,,,, About 200 more and you'll have a nice busz.

I forget you guys are deck sealers, PW is just one of your tools. PW is my only tool. My rigs run all night and day when out. They burn about 10 and hour right now. My trucks average 150 + miles each night. about 70 dollars per unit each shift.

No two man crews, never. thats 24 numbers close, thats my average employee roster. I will never run 2 man crews

Mike, you work about 20 hours a week?????????

Scott, When you start running those burners all the time it will go up. about another 575 a week.

Scotts new truck only gets 9 mpg. My fuel is about 5 to 6 g's a week. makes me sick, so i dont think about it.

Insurance cost, Let sum this up, local is going to be better. Most important thing is that the broker be a commercial broker. This means the brokers business is mainly insuring businesses and that he is set up properly to do. I have been in business 24 plus years now and have had three different insurance agents. The last two where the same company and the only difference was one guy is set up to handle businesses and the other was only interested in auto, life, and home. I have gotten quotes from many different agencies and the differences have been from 650.00 to 2200.00. Hear are a couple variables that will make the insurance cost more. 1. how many years in business 2. locations of business 3. What types of pressure washing you do. 4. are you one the ground 5. gross dollars per year 6. The age of your drivers and there track records. 7. your personal track record with any insurance company’s(claims paid)

Thanks Guys, the help is appreciated.

I hate to be a stickler, down streaming is simply by-passing your pump with what ever your spraying. up stream down stream... its applying chemicals with your PW.

all my units have 300feet.....all calibrated to run full pressure at 300 feet. That a close guess, about 100psi for 100 feet.

I believe that was just last 1/4

depend what your applying, i use them all if i need too. I do alot of flat surfaces. I probably favor hand sprayer. dont use much caustic.

Thanks for your response,

karlosdaze vbmenu_register("postmenu_59535", true); TGS Newbie I appreciate your insight, your right. But i really didnt hear that. the statement above is correct other than the Tony part because he never said that. Does tgs have a signature requirement?

I like the way you took the photo, very nice. the deck looks great. it would be interesting to see what product you used and retake the photos next spring.

Buy a Landa

call me jeff and give me your fax.

Renting was smart, thats what i recommend everyone should do before they buy any major piece.

LOL,,,,, its wd-40............ they spray it on for two reasons. overspray of paint wont stick too the pain. in commercial it help slide the Vinyl in the window. you should be glad they spray this on, other wise you would be scraping over psray off. of coursethe guy who did the original clean up didnt do a very good job.

So you could have your own label. I use my own label, have for about ten years.

Charge by the hour,,,,,,, The jobs i want to turn away from i bid high or give hourly price.