HOW TO MAKE $400 AN HOUR REMOVING OXIDATION 

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I’m fairly new to power washing. 3 years in. I am currently dealing with this very problem. First time it’s happened. I have a buddy who I use sometimes to work with me. The side he was working on was heavily oxidized and I didn’t realize it. Now I have to fix 2 sides. I really didn’t know what to use so I went with ox Knox from south east soft wash. I’m hoping it works. Scared as hell but I have to just swallow my pride and do it. Any suggestions or advice?

I see what you mean but not everyone is like you. They will want to know why and it never hurts to inform the home ownwr

Almost everyone wants to know what's going on with their home and what needs to be done in detail. I can tell this guy knows his shit. Nothing scummy about this whatsoever.

@@mattaaron6649 Brandon didn’t say he was- he said “it feels” as someone with just as much experience in this field. He’s right, there’s a better way to present it. And If “not everyone is her” is the answer then just accept the fact that if you can’t differentiate your consumers need from another previous you will lose a lot of clientele that could be reoccurring. That simple. Communication is fundamental. But what do I know I’ve only make a few 100k on home improvement and I don’t have a RU-vid channel 🤷🏽‍♂️

Unfortunately a lot of clients will watch everything you do and ask questions and I had an old Asian man watching me using a nail gun and nailing off skirting boards, architraves etc I even used liquid nails and PVA wood glue supplied by the biulder! And even now after over 20years of glass and Aluminum joinery trade? People watch and ask questions? Like as if I have no idea! Lol. When I am sent to fix someone's stuff up? Some leave you alone. Some ask a million questions: Eg; is that paint gonna last? Don't you have to prime it? I do it to manufacturers specification and I've never had a callback. Except one biulder asked can you waterproof around the leaky window? And fix the leak? First thing I saw : no weepholes? So I drilled weepholes and tested and sweet. Ran a nice thick bead of sikaflex around the perimeter. Next day waterproof in acrylic membrane. Membrane supplied by the biulder too.i even told him when using acrylic membrane I have to apply thick coating like buttermilk. That s how I was taught in waterproof course. The stupid owner complained about it looks messy. So she got up on the roof and she is scraping off the membrane! As soon as he told me you put on too thick bla bla bla! I said supplied and I told you. You said it will never be seen. Because it's getting painted with a thick coating of paint for roof tiles. I still used a paint brush etc. You can't please everyone unfortunately! Everyone is a know it all! Cheers

Mr. Brandon, I wash houses here in Tennessee. I started in Maryland back in 1992. A lot has changed since then. I totally agree on what you are saying. That is the exact way I price every job. I won't even price it without the customer standing there with me. I know it takes more time doing it that way but I never have a disappointment customer. Let customer know what is needed to clean their house and stand by your work

great to hear you on Ray!!!

What part of nc you from?

Great info brother. much respect from South Georgia

@@mudfrog76 Charlotte Area

Really appreciate it Ray

You won't! Lol

Same

He used Cleansol BC in the original video at a ratio of 3:1. This is a repost.

Hey man how’s it going with your buisness I’m very close to starting just need a couple more things any advice before I dive deep

I just found it. It’s Kracken Wash. like “release the Kracken!”

He does tell you in the video that you do need to remove all the organic growth and clean the house before you do the oxidation removal

Joseph, spot on. 👍

Yes they make house wash wax

Thank you Ray notario have you used it? Do you know the name or a link to where it could be purchased?

Just a tooth brush and some bread

Thanks for the feedback Devann best of luck on the jobs bro!

@@ForeverSelfEmployed Can you send me your email so I can send you a picture of the 2 houses I have lined up? Help me Guage as far as the pricing of the 2? Will be a big help bro 🙏

@@debochannel4827 how is your business going now

I absolutely use their water every time, even on most of the commercial work I do. I have a 100 gallon buffer tank and fill as I go with the customers water. I have only had 1 customer question the usage of her water and explained in my area water runs $9.50 for 750 gallons of city water and the job would take around 400 gallons. Or she could pay me to haul water. She provided the water : )

What up Brad?! Been on the grind stone! We're firing the content back up soon!

@@RaymondNotario cool!!

This is way beyond what most homeowners are willing to do themselves. It can be insanely labor intensive to remove. I scrubbed a house for five hours today; it was some of the worst oxidation I’ve ever encountered.

These guys rarely answer questions but they throw hearts around like candy

Or maybe he just don't know what kind a pump that he is using

8gpm general pump, 8gpm comet pump and 7gpm x6 pump 💎💎💎

@@RaymondNotario all at the same time I get it

Haters gonna hate 🤣👍

You would be able to see your pressure washing marks when the siding dries up.

He’s talking about $200 a side for oxidation removal, he doesn’t give prices for softwashing.

aka Josh Turner for sure

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@@ForeverSelfEmployed Ok an how soon should I get some an do I need a LLC to get some first

lol I'm southern, cut me some slack!