Moving my equipment from my truck to a dual axle 6x12 trailer! As detailed as I could make it and with some footage of it in action! Feel free to comment or reach out for any questions! WASH ON
INice job! would highly advise against relying on ratchet straps for the tanks. I have had disasters doing it that way. Have a permanent solution some welded arms .
@@servanospressurewashingllc1477 I have had those straps somehow wiggle loose, even in those indentations in the tanks. Somehow the fabric just stretches out. Also you have them strapped to anchors bolted into wood. If those tanks are even a 1/4 of the way full, you're talking hundreds of pounds. If you stop short, it can rip those things right out of the wood or even crash through wood. I had a poly tank in the back of my truck with only about 50 gals in it plow through a wooden 2x4 and cracked the back glass of the truck. That's a lot of force you really have to be careful with. So the straps are fine as a backup but get some square steel tubing cross arms that are fastened to the steel so they can't even move an inch forwards or backwards or up. In the mean time take it real slow with those like 30mph tops, not that you can really go faster than that in miami anyway.
Hey man, I watched your first video great work upgrading. Look into a proportioner for your soft wash instead of having to batch mix. It’s definitely worth it. You can probably build it yourself. Keep grinding.
What was your biggest reason for switching to a trailer setup? I have a f350 with an 8ft bed was planning on just running with that. It looks like you have a short bed truck. Would you still want the trailer if you had a long bed truck?
hey men pretty nice video im just starting a business just like yours but i got confuse how you fill it up your tank or are you using your water so that means you have to fill it up every single time why not use the customer house to fill it up and keep going sorry if sound bad the question but i cant uderstand i saw a bunch of videos with diferrents ways to do this thanks a lot men
hey man hows it going, watched all your vids and its making me wanna start even more on my pressure washing business. i have a question about pool decks, how do you wash pool decks with the chemicals being around the pool? doesnt the water go into the pool and like bad for the customers? stupid question but im still learning so i can perfect these attributes for when i start my business. and also do you just fill your hundred + gallon water tanks with any water near by or a water source? keep working bro. inspiration frfr
Thanks bro means a lot, hopefully get to push more videos out covering things like this. But the chemicals we use are the SAME exact chemicals used to clean pools (SH) so it’s no big if some gets in the pool but usually you want to see how the runoff flows and start where the water runs so there isn’t a lot of water to be fighting against while cleaning. And for the water I fill up at the job site with the home owners spigot. Usually I’ll put the hose in the tank and just wash away
@@servanospressurewashingllc1477 so you dont pull up with like a fat tank fully filled with water? say i got a 275 gallon tank, do i just use their water to fill that shi up😭 rookie questions but im tryna make sure you know, preciate your feed back💪
@@Kulu_Tama LMFAOO yeah bro pretty sure I mean if you have left over water you could use it but almost every job I use the home owners spigot for water
What are you licensed in? I'm in Miami and there are no licensing requirements or even a license to pressure wash The closest thing is general contractor which requires years in the field and passing a test
Occupational license more than likely. it's just an umbrella license for service based businesses that don't require to pass a State test. Lawn care, pressure washing, handyman, window cleaning etc etc ...
