Driveway Pressure Washing

Introduction: *Hey guys! Below is answers I filled out when first getting on this site as well as in the early stages of the business. For a more quick about us: We are extremely hard workers that clean to the best of our availability. Even though what we do isn't rocket science we still go the extra mile to drive out of state and go to classes on stain removals and the chemicals we use. We are apart of a window cleaning association, pressure washing association and are MSHA certified. the MSHA certication doesn't mean much for any jobs that are not on mining property but it should show that even when it comes to washing extremely expensive equipment in areas that are strickly monitor we are trusted. Some of our big clients include: Lopke (mining place) Lee branch shopping center Common area cleaning for places like Greystone Crest and Greystone cove as well as many other noteworthy places :) It's mostly just me and my brother so although we are not a huge company, we do everything in our power to get to you as quickly as possible with the best care! How does your service stand out? Based on what many of our customers have told us, the way we stand out among others is: Our fast response We are there when we say we will be there Those who have had it done before by others, always seem to say that we made it looked a lot better than the others did. We bust it while we are there, taking as few of breaks as possible. And we often get told that we have very likable personalities haha! We clean: Houses Driveways Patios Decks Fences Gutters Windows And pretty much any other exterior surface you can think of :) What do you enjoy about the work you do? It's kind of an all around thing for me. Starting and running a small business is not the easiest thing to do on an average budget. I started off with just a regular old pressure washer a couple of years ago, washing mainly in the summer months for a little extra. I loved doing the work and decided that it was what I wanted to do. I put a my savings into getting equipment, going door to door to hand out cards, messaging everyone I could, and so on. While it was very stressful, and still is at times, I enjoyed and still enjoy every part of it. It's exciting to see something that you are building grow and get to a point when you start getting calls every day or every other day from people who either have heard about you from others, or some form of advertisement you have done. I'm a hard worker and have been very blessed to build this up to where it is. It is still on a small scale, but its a work in progress :) When it comes to the washing part, I get a lot of instant gratification in this type of work. It gives a great feeling inside when I see something go from dirty to clean. Especially if I get one of the hard spots that just don't seem to want to clean up and I finally get it up just right! I take pride in what I do and put a lot of time into learning how to clean surfaces the correct way. I treat every job as if I'm working on my own property :)