Hello I’ve built more reviews on google ive finished around 60% of the course and I will say it 100% gave me a lot of direction I know it is late in the season but I know by next season and on i will be dialed i was talking to a homeowner I gave a house wash to and she said she knows pressure washing is gonna die down she asked what I was doing over winter I said I will probably hang Christmas lights she said she wants hers done and that whole neighborhood gets there’s done so I’ll learn that I am fixing my truck I got up aswell I am wondering if I should upgrade my machine to a 4gpm first or save for a f250 and go for a skid

I thought it might be helpful for other people to share my story for inspiration and give a testimonial. I'm new to the pressure washing game. I've pressure washed before, but never for myself or my own business. I Bought myself a "starter pack". 4 GPM Honda machine, shooter tip with adjustable nozzle, downstream injector and 20" surface cleaner. Also a pump sprayer, some SH and surfactant. To get started I cleaned my moms brick patio for free and took before and after pictures. Told my friend about it and offered to do something small at his parents lake property for free to take some before and after pics. Turns out they wanted a lot more than that. They wanted the north side of the house washed, brick patio under the deck, two fights of stone steps, a brick fire pit area, dock, gutters and about 420 linear feet of brick walkways with heavy moss buildup. Got the job, completed the work in a couple days and got a check for $2500! Not too shabby for my first paid job! Thank you guys. I wouldn't have been able to do it without your help!

Hello I made a post sometime last week I got another google review this past week im going to keep going im gonna finish the course these next few days I feel like it will help me a lot more and give me way more to build off