If you are interested in owning a pressure washing business, learn get started.
Instructions
1. A pressure washing business is a great way to make money and provide a high-demend service. With a pressure washer, you can clean concrete, wood and even roofs!
2. To get started with this type of business, you will need a good quality pressure washer and professional techniques to perform these services (see link under the Resource heading below for techniques).
3. When advertising for your service, the fastest and easiest way to get clients is by posting flyers on all of the community bulletin boards in the area you would like to provide your services. However, get creative with your wording, use sentences such as "prepare your house for painting" or "make your driveway look new again" even "remove built-up, damage causing debris from your roof and gutters." These are great ways to grab attention and get people motivated.
4. As mentioned above, technique is a very important part of using a pressure washer. For more information on effectively use your pressure washer, visit the link below, under the Resources Heading, titled "Pressure Washing Professional Techniques."
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