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  1. How many partime or full time are shutting down for winter?

    Cat Powerwashing Inc. replied to gman201's question in Residential Pressure Washing

    We shut down usually around second week of December when all our gutter cleanings are done. We have a commercial flat work account we do every three weeks if the weather cooperates otherwise we do snow removal. How do you guys do ice dam removal?

  2. Dirty Stucco

    Cat Powerwashing Inc. replied to Jersey Bill's question in Residential Pressure Washing

    I like using my roof pump to clean stucco. You need to go heavier on the bleach if you down stream or xjet
  3. $1.50 per sf to wash, sand, seal

  4. Black Streaks on Gutters

    Cat Powerwashing Inc. replied to adco's question in Residential Pressure Washing

    Gutter grenade is def one of the best cleaners!

  5. Hot water on vinyl

    Cat Powerwashing Inc. replied to dfloyd0105's question in Residential Pressure Washing

    When the gutters are cold, its very hard to get them clean, even if you use hot water.

  6. Need help with possible efflo problem on tiles in pool room.

    Cat Powerwashing Inc. replied to John.Harper's question in Residential Pressure Washing

    Looks like someone done f----- up! your probably gonna have to get some samples from a chem supplier and do a test spot to see what works best. sureclean sent one of their reps out for me.

  7. How to remove rust stains on vinyl siding

    Cat Powerwashing Inc. replied to skeetermike's question in Residential Pressure Washing

    ox is the way to go but if its a heavy rust stain, it will take alot of scrubbing and dwell time to remove.

  8. Best Gutter Cleaning Chemical

    Cat Powerwashing Inc. replied to dthomas978's question in Residential Pressure Washing

    after using many gutter cleaning chems, i have found that F-13 is definetly the best!
  9. I have been using wolmans solid decking stain which is self priming. two coats then your done.

  10. I'm not gonna try anymore

    Cat Powerwashing Inc. replied to Chappy's question in Wood Cleaning & Restoration - Decks, Fences, etc.

    Deck work fills in the void from other jobs. Yes, not as profitable as house washing, but keeps the guys working every day.

  11. downstream

    Cat Powerwashing Inc. replied to Power Wash PA's question in Residential Pressure Washing

    Hot water this time of year is necessary.

  12. lead paint certified ?

    Cat Powerwashing Inc. replied to Washed Up's question in Residential Pressure Washing

    how much is the course at acr and how long does it take?

  13. removing gutter streaks in cold weather

    Cat Powerwashing Inc. replied to Doug Dahlke's question in Residential Pressure Washing

    no matter what you use, it will not take it off 100% its too dam cold!!!!

  14. Pricing a kids wooden swingset

    Cat Powerwashing Inc. replied to Birdie0067's question in Residential Pressure Washing

    I agree. They are a big pita! I cringe when people ask me to price out. My price around $650.

  15. We only have 1-2 more good months

    Cat Powerwashing Inc. replied to RSuds's question in Residential Pressure Washing

    Phones have slowed down here whithin the past week in a half. My month is pretty much booked though. we have new advertising going on in july which I hope will make the phones ring off the hook again.

  16. Switching From X-Jet M5 To Downstreaming

    Cat Powerwashing Inc. replied to rick77's question in Residential Pressure Washing

    Dont you guys bust alot of hoses throughout the year downstreaming? I have been xjetting forever. I have 50 ft. of poly hose and my guys may have to move the bucket 2 or three times. No big deal. I like the fact that I can control my mixes in a 5gal. bucket.

  17. egg on vinyl siding

    Cat Powerwashing Inc. replied to jeffex11's question in Residential Pressure Washing

    Use your house wash mix. should take it out. You can scrub it with straight bleach if it doesnt work.

  18. 15% SH!! Am I paying too much?

    Cat Powerwashing Inc. replied to bostonmp795's question in Residential Pressure Washing

    $2.63 a gallon over here. and thats buying by the 55gal. drum. Picking up from the supplier with my pick up. Oh and yes its 15%.

  19. Rust on Vinyl

    Cat Powerwashing Inc. replied to k2waterwerx's question in Residential Pressure Washing

    We use citrilic acid. if you are in a pinch, go to the super market and buy clr (calcium,lime, rust remover)

  20. Who's getting slammed

    Cat Powerwashing Inc. replied to James's question in Residential Pressure Washing

    Slammed here in nj yiiiiiipppppppiiiieeeee!!!

  21. Residential Concrete Chemicals...What Do You Use?

    Cat Powerwashing Inc. replied to propressurewashing's question in Residential Pressure Washing

    We mostly use our house wash mix but strong mixes. Makes mold and mildew disappear like magic!

  22. How to approach homeowners?

    Cat Powerwashing Inc. replied to gawashman's question in Residential Pressure Washing

    Why dont you make a nice door hanger from a local print shop with a space to fill in the price for a house wash, roof wash, ect.....drop it off to all the dirty homes. They will have the price already, hopefully they will call you.

  23. Gutter Sucker-Mike Hughes

    Cat Powerwashing Inc. replied to RSuds's question in Residential Pressure Washing

    You said it brother! Scoop out by hand into 5 gallon buckets, blow out the remnants with a leaf blower is how we do it. Nothing works faster!

  24. gutter zap

    Cat Powerwashing Inc. replied to dwsracing's question in Residential Pressure Washing

    I have been using F-13 for two years now. Works the best for gutter cleaning.

  25. Gutter sealing

    Cat Powerwashing Inc. replied to sweetwaterfish's question in Residential Pressure Washing

    remove old silicone, clean area, then apply flashing adhesive. Comes in a caulking tube from home depot. It works best! Or you can use silicone but the area needs to be clean and the temperture needs to be about 40 degrees for it to work.
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