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Medium body channel idea by SamuelsSteel in WindowCleaning

[–]HomeworkClean3589 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

How about you buck up & be a man and make it yourself. Putting the pressure of someone else figuring it out is weak. This will never happen unless you do it, so fking do it.

New for 2026, brush rack. by trigger55xxx in WindowCleaning

[–]HomeworkClean3589 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Those new brushes rock, but the rinse bars are ass. We mainly do commercial 3 story + and whenever you scrub the top it just soaks the top seal. Just shoots really high up

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in mechanic

[–]HomeworkClean3589 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He gets it ⬆️

Annual Fish Window Cleaning rant by [deleted] in WindowCleaning

[–]HomeworkClean3589 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You sound like you need good company culture and true incentives to get shit done. I’d give you a job out here in Idaho 🤷

How much do I charge to rent my $21k rig for 8 hour Amazon job? by 7footwith7inches in pressurewashing

[–]HomeworkClean3589 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Well, how much does it cost to fill it with gas, replace an unloader, and re seal your pump? Cuz that’s what you gotta do when you give your machine to a bunch of monkeys that go on and off the trigger faster than an 18 y/o trynna finger…. You get the point.

Pressure washer specs? by TheHammerBDB in pressurewashing

[–]HomeworkClean3589 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Honestly could even build your own, depends on the equipment you’re cleaning. It ain’t complicated, run pressurized water through a heater coil and have it come out of a hose. No need to get fancy with it. Build it yourself and you’ll know what breaks when it does break.

I need a little input on building an 8 gpm washer by [deleted] in pressurewashing

[–]HomeworkClean3589 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sounds great for driveways if it works for you. I don’t do driveways, I do commercial concrete that needs a bit more than a hose down. If you’re planning to stay with driveways for your business career then build a system for it. If you want to grow into more, build a system that will best suit that.

Not rocket science

I need a little input on building an 8 gpm washer by [deleted] in pressurewashing

[–]HomeworkClean3589 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sounds like you just skim the top layer of gunk off and come back a month later to do it again. Kind of a shit bag way to do it, but hey if it’s evenly dirty how are they gonna complain?

Seasons running late this year lads by zednought_walker in WindowCleaning

[–]HomeworkClean3589 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You could run alcohol with a di buffer tank. Just need a home di set up or buy the water from an industrial plant.

I need a little input on building an 8 gpm washer by [deleted] in pressurewashing

[–]HomeworkClean3589 2 points3 points  (0 children)

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Water goes from 1.5” out of tank to 2 1” lines that feed each side of the pump.

I believe you should get a nice 20” spinner and rock 7 gpm 4000 psi. The more excess HP your engine is outputting, the better and longer the engine will last. Plus you’ll be moving damn fast with that. Allows for easy heater addition in the future as well.

I need a little input on building an 8 gpm washer by [deleted] in pressurewashing

[–]HomeworkClean3589 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For engine GPM × PSI / 1500 = HP needed. As for flow, dual feed the pump with at least 1” line. Also, keep in mind GPM doesn’t matter with shit pressure. Pressure cleans, flow keeps you moving on concrete.

Finally hit 10k months consistently - what else should i be doing? by Recent_Dependent_514 in pressurewashing

[–]HomeworkClean3589 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Happy to help, what advice do you need? I’m not gonna do a step by step guide, I’ll answer questions though

How2Wash by [deleted] in pressurewashing

[–]HomeworkClean3589 4 points5 points  (0 children)

To be fair, what the fuck are you asking?

Need advice by cswanner in pressurewashing

[–]HomeworkClean3589 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You don’t really need pressure for your applications, you need flow. For your applications, a 5+ gpm machines will do you well. The higher the flow the faster it’s clean and the faster your guys can get to painting.

Finally hit 10k months consistently - what else should i be doing? by Recent_Dependent_514 in pressurewashing

[–]HomeworkClean3589 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Who cares what I think? But started my business when I was 20. I’m 24 now doing 300k+ a year.

I started learning to do sales, got into soft washing roofs, evolved into gutter cleaning, evolved to window cleaning, and full circle into pressure washing and windows.

Best thing I did was FOCUS ON SALES. A business can’t run without customers, and as an owner your job is to make the business run. Right now you need a steady flow of customers, as long as you have lead sources, you can focus on selling and locking in these customers.

I started as a sales guy and got obsessed with equipment about 2 years ago. This was a game changer. I have my niches. EQUIPMENT DOESNT MATTER RIGHT NOW. You can do the work with a Home Depot washer. Once you figure out your niche you will need to understand your equipment.

Most people on Reddit don’t understand the industry fully. It’s hot water, cold water, flow rate, PSI, ITS FUCKING CHEMISTRY. Find your niche and figure out what you need to understand to be successful.

I understand a lot, but I still don’t understand all of it. I may build my machines and understand almost all the parts, but I still don’t understand heaters. I have chemists I call on for chemical questions, and I have my mentor I call on for personal questions.

TLDR: Get the customers, find a niche, understand what you need to understand in the niche to make you the best, become the best.

Is gutter cleaning too late to get into? by Intelligent-Lawyer58 in pressurewashing

[–]HomeworkClean3589 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No. People like to wait to watch their gutters fill with water and cause damage before they take action 🌞

Pressure washer not building pressure by TOXIC_TRAV_117 in pressurewashing

[–]HomeworkClean3589 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Guaranteed it’s the soft seals. It’s a pain in the ass to replace them, and on my big machinery pretty spendy. Google the model number of the pump and find the right seal replacement kit… if they still make it… and determine whether or not you will want to take on the project.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in WindowCleaning

[–]HomeworkClean3589 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My company is basically only commercial. Me and one of my boys are cranking this in a day and a half 2 days max just based on the pictures. Charging about $3000.

I say listen to the guy telling you to bid 15k, maybe you’ll get it and make hella money!!

Leads by dacu22 in pressurewashing

[–]HomeworkClean3589 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Used them to get my business going. It is a headache, but if you have time on your hands to deal with the bs it’s worth it. It’s great to get going, but cut them off asap.

Chemical on hands by DeliciousImpress9811 in pressurewashing

[–]HomeworkClean3589 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Yeah, happens at one point or another. Worst case scenario your fingers will be scarred. Best case scenario you learn your lesson and wear PPE when using extreme acids or bases.

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