geeeeeeze My 9 year old and I are doing this. He wanted to cut yards to earn money but then I showed him how much he could make cleaning cans...it's really a good business.
Heres a great tip: after your done dry the inside of the lid and spray with a can of fly bait. You cold add another 3-dollars for this add on. 20 customers x 3 = added extra 60. If you ask for cash then many people may say keep the extra 2.00 as a tip instead asking for change of the 20. The extra 60 a day could give you a day off instead of working 7 days a week like this suggested video.
Id stick to cars maybe venture to gutters & house siding/windows. Sure you can do cans on the side/slow days but how will that work long term? Is it a one-time clean or are you recommending otherwise? Once you start spanning out will these jobs still be worth it?
I started my own business cuz of u man and i just wanted to say thanks. i have a $120 job lined up for 6/14/24 in my neighborhood and i’m washing 8 cans for a pool. copied ur fabuloso technique with spick and span tho
You’re making me want to start a car detailing/ can cleaning and all pressure wash related. I’ll have to see if I can find an employee that knows more about all this than me and I have a few guys I’m sure would do great at car detailing I’ll have to look at the books some more and see how I can go about this because all my commercial buildings have a huge dumpster I’m sure they’d like cleaner
