Brightening Up a Home with a House Washing
It is hard to tell a customer that you can brighten up their home with a washing. How do you tell them your home can be brighter and look better when it does not have the green or black growth on it?
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Just giving it a good cleaning can give it some wow factor back to the home. Unless they are watching you work they really do not know how dirty of dull their home was. As hard as it is to tell them that it is harder to get a photo of what we see when we clean. I was moving hoses today and had a look at the home and saw what I thought would make a good photo. It is not that cleaning the "green meanies" photo or the "big money shot" we all like to post. Just a regular house washing we all do and see each day. It is not the best but does show a brightening of the home adding curb appeal. I here people say all the time "my house is not dirty" just because it does not have green mold and mildew growing on it, does not mean it can not use a good washing. I don't know if I caught the entire idea in this photo but it does show a good impact.
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Great blog you have here - market is very slow - Hopefully things will begin picking back up
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Hi PETE, I saw your picture's, I want to know what type pressure washer you use, Electrical or Gas.
ReplyDeleteHere at Cleaned by Pete we use several different pressure washers, but the one I use most on cleaning homes is a gas powered Mi-T-M. It puts out 5 gallons a minute with downstream injection and has been set up for "softwashing". Low pressure washing is what I use to wash most homes.
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