propane tanks

[D.Martin]

Hi everybody,
I am new to the pressure washing field. And have a little knowledge. This board is awesome you do a great job. I have learned alot already from just checking it out each morning an night. I have a question regarding bidding a job that would involve washing propane tanks out in the field for a big propane company. What would be the best way to go about this job? Hourly or charging just a minimum price? the tanks would vary in size from 100, 250 to 500 gallon tanks.

P.S I am not sure how to go about it, any response would be appreciated.


Thanks,
Alpine pressure washing




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[Larry L.]

<FONT face="Comic Sans MS"><FONT COLOR="Blue">Hi D

Welcome to the bbs.

We had another member ask the same Q'tion a few days ago on this bbs and Delco's bbs and he was adised to go to the painters bbs.
Maybe he took the advise and got an answer and he will post you a answer....
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What was dat Dan S,my ears feel warm

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