Not another stupid reclaim question!

Kory

Kory

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Ok over the last year we have all seen debates over recliaming. I have been looking for equipmnet for this and have had no luck. I am hopeing to set myself away from the lowballing locals by reclaiming and being able to take on larger and government jobs. If anyone can send me some websites I can research equipment on I would appreciate it. Thank you in advance.
 
Stormwater Compliance for Pressure Washers & Steam Cleaners

For those of you in Northern California

Stormwater Compliance for Pressure Washers & Steam Cleaners (General Education/ Workshop Program)

http://powerwashnetwork.com/showthread.php?p=59007#post59007

Attention: Pressure Washers!!!
Did you know that you or your customer could be fined for illegal discharge to the storm drain system?
The Business Environmental Resource Center (BERC)
will offer a free compliance workshop on
STORMWATER COMPLIANCE
FOR PRESSURE WASHERS AND STEAM CLEANERS
Featuring Speakers From
THE COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO’S
• ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
• DEPARTMENT OF WATER QUALITY
Free snacks and beverages will be provided
Learn how to:
• avoid fines and generate new customers by offering environmentally compliant services
• place your business on a referral list
used by county agencies that could help
you generate jobs
When & Where:
Date: Thursday, August 31, 2006
Time: 9 am – 11 am
Location: 5026 Don Julio Blvd (at County of Sacramento’s North County Corporation Yard in the Community Meeting Room)
How To Attend:
• You must secure your attendance through pre-registration with BERC on-line at www.sacberc.org or by calling (916) 649-0225
• If you have questions, contact Aimee Norman at (916) 570-0111
Directions to BERC’s
free
STORMWATER COMPLIANCE WORKSHOP
FOR PRESSURE WASHERS AND STEAM CLEANERS

Easy Clean Systems will be demonstrating several methods of wash water capture, and treatment.
 
Not to worry Russ, we all know that Alabama is a toxic waste dump...
 
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