dbgpowerwash
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Just curious what every one has found to be most profitable. I understand each person has their niche, but where/what kind of work have you found to be most profitable?
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what works best for you?
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Looking Good
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Apartments and condos. They wash much like houses but usually more stories and more sq footage. Higher payback with no moving around from job to job.
Scott Stone
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Hack work. Best yet, Charge them and don't show up.
Other than that, parking garages. I can't find anywhere else where I can get .35 cents a foot.
Other than that, parking garages. I can't find anywhere else where I can get .35 cents a foot.
Prestige_Pressure
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Roofs for me. Quick, easy, low cost, and around here you can get pretty big money for them.
Chris Tharpe
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I think everyone here would agree with this statement to some extent.
Any area of the industry can be the most profitable.
By this I mean that if my machines are setup to run 8-10 gallons per minute then with a little experience I should be able to make good margins with flatwork. If my rig is setup with 4 fatboys, and a 500 gallon soap tank, then I should be capable of knocking out several $4-500 roofs per day. It all depends upon which area you really want to conquer. As i say to potential customers that give me the excuse "I have a hood cleaner do my concrete" you can be good at all facits of the busines however to really make alot of money and be great at it you will need to narrow it down to a couple of areas like Large Buildings and flatwork or flatwork and hoods, or hoods and fire systems, ..... If i remember correctly Ron made a statement a while back that was something along these lines as well, he used to do maintenance for properties, lawnscaping, and probably anything else you can think of
Any area of the industry can be the most profitable.
By this I mean that if my machines are setup to run 8-10 gallons per minute then with a little experience I should be able to make good margins with flatwork. If my rig is setup with 4 fatboys, and a 500 gallon soap tank, then I should be capable of knocking out several $4-500 roofs per day. It all depends upon which area you really want to conquer. As i say to potential customers that give me the excuse "I have a hood cleaner do my concrete" you can be good at all facits of the busines however to really make alot of money and be great at it you will need to narrow it down to a couple of areas like Large Buildings and flatwork or flatwork and hoods, or hoods and fire systems, ..... If i remember correctly Ron made a statement a while back that was something along these lines as well, he used to do maintenance for properties, lawnscaping, and probably anything else you can think of
