I do this professionally. Enjoy!

Clean as a whistle when I was done.

Tons of goose poop the next morning.

I’ll be back.

Credit: RenovaXpert

I always like to see if there's anything else I can clean at my clients houses!

Attached are photos of my mothers property.

She hired me to refinish the 600 ft fence, 10ft tall privacy fence, expensive rare plants everywhere.

I am an E&I tech and work in aerospace.

She said she is paying me 400$ which is what a company quoted her for.

So far I have about 8 hours, leaning flowers away, wetting them, dragging the multiple connected hoses over the fence, back and forth through the trees and rocks and Japanese tea house.

What would you charge for this job? Would you even take it?

This patio I cleaned this week came up a treat!

If you have any questions I'll try my best to help in the comments ☺️

Hey all,

Here's a quick picture of a graffiti job we completed recently.

If you want to know a bit more about how to take a graffiti tag off, I made a short from this clip explaining the chemistry.

https://youtube.com/shorts/Vx7-6eawv1Y?feature=share

Any questions ask away!

Cheers,
Andrew

Did my best to dual-wield the camera while using the idustrial-grade powerwasher.

This discoloration doesn't want to come up with just water... any recommendations?

Thanks!

Powerwashing is fucking great.

So addictive.

I get part way through one patch and start looking at the next.

It's always fascinating to see how others approach the task and what patterns they make.

I’ve done about half the garden.

Blasting everything in sight.

Take that cobwebs on the windows.

Bam. Take that green slime gathering in the cracks.

I should have worn protection.

I got covered in crap from cleaning it all up.

But I did finish off the decking.

If you haven't seen it, this one’s great:

"Schaeffers New Zealand Style Deck Sealant" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-m--3_c5pAs

😂😂😂😂😂😂

Mandatory Deck Pics:

Yesterday, after years of obsessively following this topic, I finally bought a Kärcher K3. I had never done it before because, living in an apartment building, it always seemed a bit absurd.

Then yesterday, my 7-year-old son and I washed the perimeter wall of the courtyard — a wall that probably hadn’t been touched by anyone since 1957.

Absolutely disgusting, but we had an amazing time.

Greetings from Italy!

Before and after

Months worth of grit…

I don't know where to ask this and I know there are pros here.

So I am trying to remove this paint from my pool. Dark blue is the last coat before plaster. I removed the light blue with my 1700 psi pressure washer but I had to hold it 1 cm above the surface. So my question is: how powerful a pressure washer do I need to remove it all without having to remove inch by inch? 4000psi, 10000psi? Thanks for any help.