My First PAID Pressure Washing Job 

I’m really enjoying this series

You shouldn't be using this kind of pressure washer for driveways, there are round-shaped pressure washers on wheels, made for driveways. It'd go 10 times faster and avoid splashing all over the place.

For stone inlay driveways you should use a nossle cover/hood so you dont get all the sand from between the stones.

This is my favourite ongoing series rn ❤

great series should have a lot more views. Also it would be great to see a graph of the bank balance to visualize progress.

Impressive work! This type of work will keep building. People will come back in the future if you do a good job. You can also incentivise return customers by getting them on a contract. Like one-off is £200 but if you sign up for a repeat maintenance clean every 6 months for example I'll do it for £150. Like how people book cleaners and painters. Make sure you also keep track of all your customers and keep notes on them, like location, property size, how long it took you to clean etc. Over time you'll build up a database that you can just keep rotating through. Also explore referral offers. You can incentivise referrals and repeat business by doing a £25 off your clean for every referral you send me + £25 off the price for the person you refer. I suspect you'll be running out of time quickly, so don't underestimate the value of time-saving investments. Like a cover over the nozzle of the pressure washer so you don't cover the whole area in gunk which you then spend an hour cleaning up. Love seeing the hustle!

Love watching this guy work. Keep hustling

This is the organic growth I mentioned in a comment on a previous video!! So cool to see

I love this series because it is something normal that anyone can do with some hard work in comparison with some of those dropshipping or SMMA businesses.

What about selling drugs?

enjoying this series, glad to see you keeping things real .. i can totally relate to this particular journey as i am going through a similar process of entrepreneurship… love all the way from South Africa 💪🏾

Keep grinding Jon 💪

Love this series, keep up the good work!

Hope this turns out amazing! Great content, mate!

Me and a friend decided to start a pressure washing company, it took around a month to really get going, but now we are making around $150-$200 an hour each, and we have about 2-3 jobs a week, it’s starting to be enough work to be full time gigs for us. My tip would be this, it’s gonna start slowly, but if you keep advertising for about a month you’ll begin to see the fruits of your labor, and after around two months you’ll begin to really see the potential

Keep these up! Loving them. For transparency, I suppose the eToro ad keeps you going too!

Big improvement on last week's video. Have you tried using social media to get leads? It should be much less of a time sink compared to hand delivering letters.

This reminds me of that show Undercover Billionaire where a a billionaire "starts from scratch." This series is more realistic than that show

The harder you hit the bottom in life, the stronger the bounce back up will be. Keep grinding 💪😎

Makes complete sense to make an initial investment of buying the second hand pressure washer. Especially as you have leads!

I have a blockpaved driveway and hate it, i mean i clean my own but it doesn't matter how many times you do them and how much weed killer you use they always grow back by the next spring. i mean its good for your business but if i had the spare money id get rid of it, once they get old the maintanice on isnt worth the look

Kendra getting hands-on and involved in the process is impressive! As the top girl, she's leading by example. Let's show our appreciation for her hard work and dedication.

You should absolutely have had everything you needed before starting jobs like this. Spare fuel, possibly a van, shovels, right nozzles, bin bags, brush etc. prices should be per square feet of driveway + potentially cost of fuel needed + cost of water if your using your own water tank + cost of any other equipment and resources you need for the job. Keep going!

as long as you take care of the pressure washer(check oil, never run without water on, never run out of diesel while running), and the other guy didn't abuse the pump, that pressure washer should last 100 jobs.

There's another youtuber that does pretty well flipping used phones. Maybe you could try that after you build some capital, tho it does seem you've settled on pressure washing.

Jon!!! You made a humongous mistake at 7:10 you have a testimonial now! you could have sent it to the lady who canceled the job & then you could have let her know that she won't have to pay you a cent if she isn't satisfied with the job. easy peasy you just saved a lost lead! works everytime.!

You work so hard, but you need an idea that pays you well with minimum cost/mental-physical energy outlay. So, Uber Eats is not it… If gamble on pressure washer pays off it’s an asset. Is making money, not spending it (minus fuel), once recouped cost. One job could make this a good investment. Is there something online you can do with no real expenses but can sell for a reasonable cost in addition? I still think of you under the previous RU-vid name.

should have sent the cancellation lady before-and-after photos of the first job to show u mean business

I love these videos. I know these are recorded 6 months in advance, but hopefully by now you're at £1,000+ in the bank and can look into investing.

What about gambling?

How about real estate.

Your sister has a nice crib

You are paying for the work space with your business money, shouldn't you be paying for it with the RU-vid money? Seems a bit unfair to not count any of the RU-vid income BUT count some of the costs? Maybe more realistic to remove the work space you rent from the outgoings? Or add in SOME of the RU-vid money to cover that cost?

You need a mentor who is 2 or 3 steps ahead of you

So how are you negative $1,800? Credit card? So now you'll pay like 29% interest on that stuff if you cant become positive? I thought the whole purpose of this was to show how to build up wealth from nothing. If he has a several thousand dollar emergency fund this whole thing is so pointless

I don't think business or entrepreneurship is for you Jon, if you've had that many business's and they have all failed than maybe you don't have the skill set require, not everyone can make money from nothing. Maybe a 9-5 would be wiser and grow your channel at the same time.

love the series but you are badly cooked John