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I am not sure what type of chem injector it is, but it looks like a regular brass quick disconnect and a draw hose flange, can someone please recommend one that will work well with this set up.

The pumps just came in, I am going build a cart set up for the pumps, hose reel and battery so I don't have to take it on every job! I am not going to take any roofs I don't feel comfortable walking or can't clean from gutter level. I guess what I want to know is what is the range for dual...

So we got the bid, I will be sure to post pictures as well as how long it took. I want to get another hot water rig, cut the job in half.

Thank you for the reply, maybe I can exchange referrals with exhaust cleaners.

Flyers and brochures I would rather bring up an old thread than make a new one, does anyone still have these files they could send me?

I have tanks for water and chem as well as a chem injector. I just ordered two Shurflo 12v 100psi 1.8gpm pumps and 100' Poly Hose with wand and am anxious to set it up and see how it works on my roof! What else will I need and can I expect to clean one and two story roofs from ground or gutter...

My surface cleaner has a 3 sprayer jet on the front that acts like a water broom, will that take the gum up? I suppose I could try it and find out but since the job is not mine and I am still in the planning phase that is not really an option. I hate to be redundant but I feel like these are...

Surface cleaners are what makes us money anyone who hasn't tried one is missing out and if you can't afford one you need to start saving. That is just my opinion based on my limited experience, and we plan to use a 24'' Twister on the job in question. My question is will the surface cleaner at...

Do you all clean entire commercial kitchens or just exhaust hoods? We want to clean restaurant kitchens, back area floors, stainless appliances and jet the drain as well as any exterior surfaces including seating areas and or drive through. Thanks

If we land the contract I will be sure to post pictures. It is the arts and humanities building at UAB where I took Business 101 last year. We got positive feedback from the head of the maintenance department who submits the bid to whomever is in charge of the budget. If everything goes as it...

Does it really take steam to get gum up or will my surface cleaner at 180-240 get it in the first pass? I assume I will be doing at least a little scraping but the plan is to have two guys work together one getting gum specifically with the wand and scraper the other running the surface...

6gpm 3700psi 24'' cleaner, still have to walk slow

I am brand new, but I would be more than happy to answer a few questions if you want to email me at SpencerWelch@charter.net

I put it in at just under $.25 a sq ft. we give discounts to schools although not much of one

I am thinking it might take most of two days it might be an all day affair one day, but I was wrong on my Sq. Ft before it's 15,360

I never said they were as efficient or economical but we use them to maintain our image as the safest around and our prices reflect the fact that we use things that take a little longer but work quite well for our applications. www.wash-safe.com check them out we order cleaning agents from...

Roofs We also are a new company and I have been looking into getting set up to do roofs. I plan on purchasing a Delevan 5800 pump and spraying Wash-Safe industries roof cleaner from the ground or gutter level. Do a search for apple sauce most people here recommend it, I for one have not tried...

I am bidding on walkways around the outside of a 4 story building. The total square footage is 17,920, littered with gum, spread equally over the 4 sides of the 4 stories. We charge anywhere from .05 - .10 $ square foot for flat work but the gum and the logistic nightmare of having to work a...

Thank you Thanks a million Mark I have read what seems like thousands of posts full of time and money saving info.

Greetings, to all the pros on the board. Thank you all for being professional AND kind enough to help newbies like myself get up on their feet without damaging the industry. A special thanks to Cody for the pricing thread and the numerous other pros who have posted how to's and how not to's...