paul barkley

I am on board for anything that would provide protection for the consumer and the contractor. In the case of a license requirement, i feel that it does both. There are some cost involved, but they are not steep. We need to encourage every direction that leads to our industry being recognized as a vital and valid industry. I feel that if a requirement were enforced that it may lend to weeding out some companies who's only intent is to make money (however locks only keep out honest criminal...haha)

$1200-1600 for the house $1000-1500 for the pavers $650-950 for the concrete Too many variables not known to give an exact bid.

I am interested in the Extension wand that you have, please let me know how much and what brand, etc..., look forward to hearing from you.

By the way if i were to bid this, my bid would be around $35 for the outside only.

Window cleaning is definately a different skill set than power washing, we own and operate both a window cleaning and a power washing business. They both require different tools, skill sets, and soaps. I would not recomend using your wash solution that you use on buildings, it will not have the water softeners in it that window cleaning solution has. You will want to get the proper equipment and supplies for washing windows, this is different than power washing equipment. Do not power wash windows, the seals are not designed to withstand more than about 15 lbs. of pressure. You could benefit from buying a video or book on how to wash windows professionally. You can find these @ ABC window cleaning supply (google it).