DustinC

I cannot imagine not having one.

Can anyone give a scientific explanation as to why gutters streaks are so hard to get off when its cold.I've tried several gutter products and they all have dificulty removing the streaks in colder weather.I've done houses where the gutters would kill my time but once I got to the side of the house that the sun hits all day they come off like magic.

To double last years gross and to not buy any more equipment until next year.

I remember reading about a large pw company that had to pull their commercial early because they could not keep up with the amount of business it got them.Whether this makes you feel good or bad I'll let you decide.Please let me know how it works out.

I'm not a wood guy myself.I guess I jumped the gun on this one.

I stand corrected but That is still very low.

We put ''images property of ppc"at the top of every before and after page and entered the disable code.When you click on an image "right click disabled" pops up.We are going to change that to "property of ppc".Hopefully this will deter someone.I can't imagine being a deck pro and having my pics stolen.I'm getting mad about moldy pictures.A newly sealed deck is a work of art.

At 50 dollars an hour you will not succeed.I'm sure others with more experience will give you a more detailed analysis.Your rate she be at least double that.Especially since you are based in the north where pws tend to get better rates than us all year round southern companys.

It is a very strange feeling to see your work on someone elses website.I contacted the company and it was resolved quickly.Jon makes a good point.But actually seeing someone take credit for my work really iritates me.

I priced decals 1000 for 115 bucks 3x4.I just cant see using a thousand I wanted them to stick on my equipment,safety cones and what not.Thats a great Idea Ken.You would really create a name for yourself(like you havent already)I can just picture a home owner bragging to her guest pointing to the pp brand on her deck.Fence companies do it.

Very cool!Great before and afters.some of them look like you didn't even move the camera.

A previous customer called today who had his pool deck redone resulting in cement splatter on his brick home and a/c unit.I stopped by my local prosoco dealer to find a remedy and was informed that unlike mortar cement is very hard to remove from brick and will leave a stain. He recommended using muratic on the cement with scrubbing.For the a/c unit to use a wood block to chip it off then wiping with a rag and wd 40.going out to see it at 1 oclock any other suggestions.

I used a piece of broken cinderblock.They sell similar products at masonry supply stores with handles on them.

Thanks Ken.adobe acrobat professional Anthony.

Thanks Scott,Just an example of tgs doing what its designed to do.

Thanks Anthony, My thoughts exactly on the before and afters.

I rubbed the thick parts flat with a block then prewet and brushed on muratic 1to1 followed by a garden hose rinse.I used a rag and wd40 on the laterns and painted parts to help get rid of the staining.

Thanks guys turned out great Cementsplattersample.pdf

Thanks guys, it turned out great stuccorustsample.pdf

Heres where I get mine.Its more expensive than most but only 3 miles from my house. The Chemistry Store.com - Serving The Hobbyist, Student, School and Industry

I'll trade you my 4gpm.LOL

Nevermind I saw where it said free shipping.Thats about what I paid.

Great Choice!I have that machine and love it.How much is shipping?You might find a better deal.

I posted before I read Jeff.Thanks guys I'll test in a inconspicious area as soon as I start and check later when I go around to hit the rust.Its three buildings for a retail development company and they say there are more so I want them to be happy.

I'm worried it will lighten up the stucco color too much.I've heard of this happening before.so I've always shyed away from removing mineral/rust deposits from stucco.