I PRESSURE WASHED THIS PARKING GARAGE 

I still don’t. I’m not selling you for anybody on anything. I’m just telling people, at this point in time with how many people are reaching out to me which is several per day, if you want to get 20 or 30 minutes of solid advice from me, that’s going to be a paid transaction that way I know you’re serious and I’m not just talking to someone who either wants to prank call me or waste my time

@@AustinDavis24 fair enough!

Don’t mind any negative feedback Austin, You do what works best for your business, you know the saying, no good deed goes unpunished,

He is just trying to weed out the time wasters, so he can help someone that legitimately wants his help.

@@topperman4541 yeah, he said that in his reply and im not even mad at that!

Thank you!

Right! little Kubota engine will run forever

I absolutely agree lol when he said looks like something from the titanic I was like hey! That's a little Kubota diesel those things will outlive 5 Hondas

Nothing on your hotsy skid takes gas genius, diesel engine as YOU mentioned and the burner is diesel as EVERY other burner I've seen is..... Also your trashing the equipment your using in your video yet you don't own BETTER equipment in contrast.. Be a little more aware of your situation before speaking..

I agree with you guys, but don't put down the Honda's. Especially when you pair it with a Cat pump lol

How much did the equipment cost you to start up how did the first gig go

Thank you so much!

Send me an invoice 😄

@@truthseeker1532 right, what's your information. Lmao... but I don't know nothing. I'm just a little guy.lol

No don't, help people, u would want help too in different areas in life

It's called consulting and it is very lucrative.

53k 2 months later

And I’m still not selling anything. What am I suppose to accept every call and talk to thousands of people a year for 20-30 minutes at a time to help them grow their business? Over the last year and a half I’ve spent hundreds of hours talking on the phone with people watching my channel

@@AustinDavis24 I know it’s a difficult situation. Maybe answer questions through the you tube video format and don’t take questions over the phone everyone needs to understand you have a business to run. I appreciate your video content !

This is true. Most answers you can find for free if you take the time to look.

Looks like your passion is steering you towards wanting to work for yourself!

Yes Sr, bought me a Champion Pro 4200 PSI 4Gal/min flow and getting ready to put it to use! By the way way I’m from San Antonio,Tx!

🥺

It’s mediocre when he rarely ever shows a full job. Just him talking non stop. Either do a page just for tips or just for jobs. Shits annoying

@@katiedanielle71511 :(

@@katiedanielle71511 you sitting on the couch and judging someone that has a work ethic and actual motivation is sad. You should stop leaving such mediocre comments and use that time to do something half as productive as Austin.

@@drewmiddlebrook9567 she leaves a comment on every video saying the same thing lmao

Thank you! Did a lot of research to get the sound I liked

I see it paid off for. I like a good sounding truck bro

There is so many things wrong with this comment lol

@@AustinDavis24 Okay. It’s your business and you can run it however you want. I’d never do cleaning business with you, but I love your videos and I’ve learned a lot from them (I’m not in the pressure washing business, but I’m in the trucking business and I wash trucks on the side). Thank you for the content. I look forward to watching more.

​@Austin Davis He is telling you to keep sheering the sheep instead of eating it. You get to eat it once, but sheer it many times over.

I wouldn’t use BARC (Battery Acid Restoration Cleaner). It’s meant for battery acid and rust staining on concrete. Use a degreaser like gold assassin and hot water. Concrete is porous so you’ll never be able to get it all up without removing material. It’s great that your customer is happy and that’s all that matters, but to answer your question, yes there’s a lot more you could have done. 1 Being correct chemical 2 being hot water. Again, if your customer is happy, you did fine. You’ll grow and learn. I would keep a cheat sheet in your truck that tells you what chemicals to use for what types of staining.

@@TaylorTheCre8or Hi Samuel, My mistake, I used the F9 double eagle degreaser to remove the oil. Not the F9 barc. Again, the only noticeable sign was a light shadow mark were the oil spilled. Yes concrete is porous so it will happen. I explained it to the customer and set the expectation. Again, she was happy that the heavy brown oil was gone. I have to try out that golden assassin and rent a hot water unit for oil spills. Well, this is how I cleaned it without a hot water unit. I filled up two 5 gallon bucket with very hot water from the clients house. I poured one hot bucket onto the oil spill with the F9 degreaser. I scrubbed and waited for 15 minutes. Turbo nozzle the first coat off. I apllied a second coat of hot water, f9 and scrubbed. Waited for another 15 minutes. Then I used my cold water surface cleaner to remove the second application. It looked great. I just wanted to make sure I did enough to get it off. Thanks for your input. Always learning something new in this business. A lot of great help from the RU-vid channel. Thank you 😊

@@michaelc7283 ahhh see that changes some things. As far as I’m concerned the only thing you could have done would be just a different degreaser (I would try a few til you find one you like) and having an actual hot water unit. They do make sweeping compound which can help get up fresh oil but that probably wouldn’t have done much in THIS case (but can work, ZEP makes a decently cheap bag). You could also learn about the chemistry behind oil cleanups (if you haven’t already) and the cleanup techniques in OTHER industries (think industrial, janitorial etc). You can soak up oil, you can blow/rinse off oil (especially with degreaser), you can make the droplets smaller, you can remove host material, hell they even make microbes that eat oil. Sounds like you’re definitely on the right track, and given your setup it sounds like you did an amazing job for your client! (EDIT: you also will have a lot of situations where you won’t be able to get everything up!) I’m still new to this business as well, but I’m coming from a successful janitorial business and adding this on as a second company to fill up our days. I built a dual 11gpm trailer and have a couple employees working for me off the bat so I have time to figure stuff like this out. Keep doing what you’re doing brother and wash on!

@@TaylorTheCre8or Thank you 😊

They wanted it to go down their drains which led into the retention pond that they had put back

Happy Fourth of July man, thank you for watching!

So freaking close!!!

There is a camera on the tailgate to aid with trailers! It’s a new Silverado

@@AustinDavis24 my 2015 Silverado has a camera in the tailgate too (in the bezel for the handle to be specific) but it doesn’t get that straight down looking angle, maybe if I let the tailgate down though.

Lol true

I came up with that number by actually doing the math on what my actual income is on an hourly basis when you divide it up monthly and yearly. And I came up with that number at the time. And actually it should be more. I’m giving you guys the hook up.

Yup

@@AustinDavis24 that’s a huge W! Congrats

i talked about this at the end of the video!

never mind I didn't watch the full vid

@@pwashvet he said it in beginning like 4 times pay attention