Apple Roof Cleaning

It really is smart to watermark all your images. I have to be honest and say we do not watermark ALL of our images, but we have never had a watermarked one stolen.

Thanks for posting Marko! I wish more people who do not want or use hose reels would "Come Out Of The Closet". My company cleans more roofs here in the Tampa area then anyone I know, and we have been w/o hose reels for over 5 years now, and never looked back! You will never see a hose reel on any of my roof cleaning trucks, ever again.

I have tried 3 electric hose reels for roof cleaning, and every one of them failed soon. In fact, hose reels themselves soon fail, when faced with the roof cleaning chemicals. We eliminated hose reels nearly 5 years ago, and never looked back. But then, we are roof cleaners, not pressure washers. We don't pull and reel up our hoses 10 times a day! Hose Reels restrict flow, unless they have large internal manifolds, and they rob pressure. Not a big deal with a PW, but it can be a big deal with a low pressure roof cleaning pump. SH is both a liquid and a Gas, and the fumes are very corrosive. Once these fumes find their way into your electric motor, bye bye electric hose reel. In a SH delivery system, the LESS connections you have, the better! Less to fail, less chance of leaks.

This guy called me for a roof cleaning estmate, and we got talking. He told me there is money set aside for any company effected by the BP Oil Spill disaster. Many of us were effected, and lost money because of it. He said the money is fairly easy to get. He did not ask me to publish his email to me. I am only doing it so perhaps any roof cleaner or pressure washer who's business was effected by the Gulf Oil Spill Disaster may get compensated. Chris, My firm is working with Navigant Consulting to analyze and file BP oil spill claims. It costs you nothing for the analysis and there’s a 25% contingency fee for filing and defending the claim if you qualify and BP pays. We would need your gross monthly revenue from January 2007 through December 2011 (which you can put in a spreadsheet or just in an email if you want). We then run an analysis with proprietary software, which analyzes the data 64 different ways to see if you qualify. If you qualify, we will need tax returns and some other documents to file the claim. You can send the numbers to me or, if you prefer, directly to Navigant (just let me know and I can get you a contact person at Navigant). Your financial information is kept confidential throughout the process. Let me know if you’re interested and feel free to call me to discuss further. Thanks, Nathan NATHAN A. CARNEY Attorney 101 E. Kennedy Boulevard, Suite 2700 Tampa, FL 33602 Phone: 813-223-7474 Fax: 813-227-0424 Direct: 813-227-7424

I am a roof cleaner near Tampa, Florida. So, the Google Search I want to be near the top of the search results in is simply "Roof Cleaning Tampa FL". However, my good friend Chuck Bergman lives down in South West Florida. They have a TON of smaller cities and towns down there, so I made this for him http://roofcleaninginstitute.org/index.php/blog/31/entry-47-pressure-cleaning-englewood-fl/ Englewood Florida is one of about 35 smaller towns he services. If the forum you post on has blogs (This one does), they are much more effective for reaching potential customers then simple promotional posts. Every Forums Blog Software (if the have it) is different, but on our forum, you can actually approve, not approve, or even allow other posts! This is super important, to keep local competitors OUT of your promotional posts. Local Competitors will sometimes make a post in your thread that says "Nice work, Chris from Apple" And, often, they really do mean it! But some scumbags will only post in your thread, to try and STEAL your work. They post like they are flattering you, and your work, when they really hope the potential customers you attract will shop them, so they can cut your throat! Our Blogs (and the ones here on TGS) give you total control, to moderate, allow, or disallow comments, as well as delete them, in case a local competitor who has posted in your Blog becomes an enemy! I have seen cleaning contractors make promotional posts on some forums that become highly ranked in their search results. Then, out of the blue, a local competitor sees this, simply joins that forum, and posts in that highly ranked thread! The poor contractor then runs to the forum moderators, to complain about the local competitor who has jumped in the promotional post, and ruined the thread. Well, guess what ? Seldom will they do chit for you, and now your worst nightmare has become a reality. A local competitor has just stolen your SEO! My advice is, to use the Blog Feature here on TGS, to promote your business.

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That cleaning came out really good.

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I would say 5 cents a square foot for yearly treating the roofs Jason, and 20 to 25 cents a square foot for cleaning. Bear in mind if you treat a clean tile roof on a yearly basis, they will want a guarantee the roofs will not get dirty. If they do get dirty, you will have to come back and clean them.