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gditys
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how is roof snot on coving up the smell of 12%
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haha thanks for the info
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Should be titled How Not to Powerwash
thats how i like to clean them looks fine to me hahahah (this is just a joke) all i can say is wow o wow looking like some score marks a coming
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Buddy, when does a customer dictate your pricing? Do you have a "Minimum"? I do and it's $175-$200 even if it's a dog house.Whatever your price is.... stick to it!!!
Great line hahahah
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Went out to do an estimate today for a potential customer I met through a teammate from our dodgeball and softball teams. The customer stated she wanted me to clean her concrete driveway, walkway, front and rear patios, and the curbs washed. I measured and came up with approximately 2250 sq ft driveway and patios and 150 linear feet of curb. The driveway was dirty but did not have any oil or grease. This was a straight cleaning job with no sealing.I gave her my price at which point she responded with a price of 75 dollars.
I have had a couple of customers already, but I am still figuring my pricing. Her price would come out to about 3 cents a sq ft.
I have averaged a great deal higher on concrete work so far.
Like I said, all she wanted was the work on the concrete. No siding, roof or deck.
I politely advised her that I was unable to do the work for 75 dollars.
My question is...
Is she cheap, or have I been ignorantly charging others too much but been lucky?
$75 did she forget to put a 2 in front of it i could even go for that she forgot at lease a 1 in front of that price
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i would go with the belt drive they work awesome
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]18419[/ATTACH]thanks for the pic
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classic for scwow that is awesome job that unit can do
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looks great nice job