Pros and Cons
- Thread starter Bob gates
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Henry Bockman
Maryland Pressure Washing
Pros... Get the job done faster and make more money.
Con's cut across the wood fiber with too much pressure or stop in one place and get sued losing all your money, house and reputation.
Suggestion, Do it the correct way with no shortcuts and make a pile of money. Most of us would agree that on larger decks there is more flat work. Flat work is much easier to clean than railings and is usually easier to seal so what's the problem?
Con's cut across the wood fiber with too much pressure or stop in one place and get sued losing all your money, house and reputation.
Suggestion, Do it the correct way with no shortcuts and make a pile of money. Most of us would agree that on larger decks there is more flat work. Flat work is much easier to clean than railings and is usually easier to seal so what's the problem?
Henry Bockman
Maryland Pressure Washing
Hey Bob,
I didn't mean that there was an actual problem. My point was that on a large deck like that there is usually less railings to do. In my opinion cleaning and sealing the railings take most of the time. I'd be happy to get decks that large in my area. It may take a while to do the whole surface but it should be easier than doing five 17 by 22' decks and you should make more money to boot. Not to mention not having to travel to so many other decks to equal the same profit.
I didn't mean that there was an actual problem. My point was that on a large deck like that there is usually less railings to do. In my opinion cleaning and sealing the railings take most of the time. I'd be happy to get decks that large in my area. It may take a while to do the whole surface but it should be easier than doing five 17 by 22' decks and you should make more money to boot. Not to mention not having to travel to so many other decks to equal the same profit.