Thanks i get $1k a day for this it pays well i charge 299-400 depending how bad the roof is i recommend this job even is your like 13-14 just be careful!
You just convinced me to start doing this, buying equipment now. Thanks for the idea man, I’ve been wanting to start my own business for awhile but just haven’t known what I could be proficient at until now. Thanks homie 🤙
@@SpencerClaeys do you just do FB and google ads or do you make the little yard signs and place them in your customers yards and at like street corners?
@@DGKalldayify Pretty much only facebook ads, but I do have a pretty good website setup as well, FB ads bring in most of my business they do really well
I appreciate your videos, you bring simplicity to the space in your videos and don’t over complicate, I have quit my job last year and this is what I do now(gutter cleaning, repairs & Install) inspired by you I just want to say thank you and keep putting out the great content.
Man, Im 26 yrs old and spent 5 years active duty and barely any of what I learn in that time transfers over at all. You my friend have taught me a valuable lesson that I now realize Iv been refusing to learn on my own and i want to thank you 🙏 I truly hope that you are doing well and this all makes a great situation for you in the long run
Hey Spencer, great videos! We've got a lot of steep roofs out here. Often there's some pre-installed anchors, but not always on every area and not always in a way to access the gutters. Any advice for how to install an anchor on million dollar homes or do you have a trick for dealing with steep roofs?
Compared to you, our gutter blowout guy seems to be skating by while charging $135 several times a year. He just leaves the clumps on the ground. Thinking about doing it myself from now on.
Hi there, with the moss treat with Zinc compare to 12 V system which one is better? I tried to set up a truck for roof only just like you, but great video been follow for month now
Where are you located up here bud? And don't do powder. Upgrade and do it correctly by softwashing. The manufacturer advises heavily against powder treatments.
Hey Spencer, a lot of the stuff you use like the brush, anchor, and zinc moss out powder isn't included in the description, where'd you get those and whats preferred to use?
Was wondering the same thing. I’m trying to add roof washing to my business in the future but don’t know if I should be cleaning on the roof with a brush, leaf blower, and chemicals or cleaning from the ground soft-washing with SH