PATZPW

Any Info Would Be Great. Thanks

What Kind Of Ratio?

But..... if a guy has insurance, has the correct chemicals, has the right equipment and education, operates his business legally and can afford to charge $75.00-$100.00 for washing a house and pay his bills, he;s not a lowballer, he's your competiter and a little competition is healthy for business. This BB has members from all over the country participating.. a gallon of milk cost more in California then it does here in Indiana, does that mean Indiana grocery stores are lowballing milk?----------------------------------------------------------------------------- I would be considered the above competition. I give good prices with great service, that's what kind of person I am. Besides it's not my bread and butter so things are sometimes different for the lone washer. :sunshine:

Has Anyone Ever Had The Displeasure Of Not Being Paid For A Job, Lets Say From A Chain Store Or A Private Business? If So How Did Eventually Collect?

It Hasn't Happend Yet. But Most Companies Around My Area Are Only Open 9-5. I Work Full Time So I Wash At Night Or On Weekends. So If I Wash On The Weekend It's Hard To Follow Up With My Hand Out For Cash WHEN NOBODY IS AROUND.

:rolleyes: This Is Just Like Talking About Mobile Homes, Trailers And/or Manufactured Housing.

Whatever happend to the seperation of church and state?

:eek:.......:confused:

mike i feel the same way, i just couldn't express it the same way you did. That's why i edited my reply. i've washed a few Manufactured Homes and i charged $55.00 for singles and $75.00 for doubles. In my opinion that's cheap for them and not a bad take for an hours work or so.

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I WAS JUST WONDERING IF ANYONE HAS EVER BE ZAPPED:whoops: BY THOSE POWER LINES GOING INTO THE HOUSE? IF SO WHAT PRECAUTIONS HAVE YOU TAKEN BESIDES STAYING AWAY FROM THEM. I'VE NEVER HAS THE PLEASURE OF IT,:rolleyes: BUT I AM CAREFUL WHEN WORKING AROUND THEM.----------PAT

I Have A Question, Did You Say That All In Breath? Cause If You Did I Would Be Shocked. Get It Shocked?:nerd: i know bad joke.

i put it there, i was playing with different tools and options. i got stuck and that was all that i could thing of.

DID YOU APPLY IT WITH A SPRAY BOTTLE OR DID YOU PUT IT INTO THE CARPET MACHINE ITSELF?. i'VE GOT A RENTAL PROPERTY WITH SOME BAD STAINS

Studies Show That People Are Living Longer These Days, Why Should This Be An Exception.

Is that a Disney Movie from 1969?

I Normally Include Tax In The Price Of The Job Just To Keep It Simple For The Customer. What Do You Guys ( And Girls) Do.

In New York ( Tax Capital Of The East) You Must Charge Tax Because It's Considered A Repair/maintainance. However When I Purchase Tools, Soap Or Another Washer By Paying The Tax It Offsets The Tax Money I Claim On My Quarterly Report. I Was Wondering What You Guys Do?

Last Time I Got A Flu Shot I Think I Was 6 Or 7 Years Old

For Those Of You That Might Remember From An Old Post That I Had Inherited A Craftsman Power Washer. It Seemed Like An Ok Machine For Little Jobs Around The House. I Used It Just This Past Sunday And When I Was Done I Noticed A Rainbow Underneath The Pump. I Tipped The Machine Backwards And Saw Oil Seepage ( Spell Check Please ) Coming From A Bolt On The Pump. I Went To Snug Up The Bolt And Noticed That It Was Tight. What Shall I Do

YES, I SAID GREEN BRICK, NO MOLD OR MILDEW THE COLOR OF THE BRICK IS GREEN. DOES ANYONE KNOW OF A PRODUCT THAT MIGHT DISSOLVE THE COLORED COATING OF THIS 70'S ERA BRICK? ANY OTHER SUGGESTIONS ARE WELCOMED it took me a minute to figure out what this little guy is doing. :vroom:

The Green Is Consistant Accross The Lower Front Of The House, However I Can See A Orangeish/brownish Underneath The Green. Anything I Might Be Able To Use In Test Area? Or Is The Color Burned Into The Brick?

If Your Struck By Lightning You Have A One In Ten Chance Of Death. Not Bad Odds

Has Anybody Ever Read This Book? I Was In Borders When I Stumbled Upon It. If You Have Read It, Was It Helpful? And Did It Provide Any Additional Info About This Type Of Business.

I Live Outside Of Buffalo Ny ( Snow Capital Of The N East ) Lol! And Quads With Plows Are Fine If You're Pushing Light Fluffy Snow. But It Won't Push The Heavy Wet Stuff Very Well.