AngeloPressureWash

I mainly use a 14' trailer w 5200 lb axles with brakes. Alkota 5GPM 4000psi unit with 525 gal tank. Also four 35 gal chemical tanks w chemical wand/pump hard mounted. Also have a couple portable/bed units with 225 tanks. Real easy with toolboxes hose reels, etc on the trailer. Also the chemical gun and tanks is very handy.

Have a friend of mine headed to do cleanup work as a subcontractor in the flood areas (heavy machinery). He wanted me to send a trailer with him to work. I just bought another new mobile setup and just got it rigged and ready. Has anyone worked in any of these disaster areas? Did you contract under a general contractor? Is anyone currently working these areas looking for a subcontractor for help? I havent worked any of these type areas and was interested in looking into it...

Hello been lurking for a while...first post. Looking at a large brick work project and was going to get some outside opinions. I have done a lot of residential brick jobs but none this big. A lot of it looks like the photo I posted below. What % would you charge extra for this heavy cleaning job? Would you attack this with your regular brick/mortar cleaner? My thinking is prob a 30% increase in price over my regular brick jobs (normally not this bad in our area) and maybe a little more chemical. I know some of you guys work where brick gets this bad just not the norm for us here. Thanks, JR

Looks like 1.5-2 hour job in my opinion from the pics.