I am giving a quote on a condo complex. I measured all the gutters. One building has about 1500 linear feet of gutter and the other building has about 2000 linear feet both of which are 2 stories up. I don't know how to price this amount of gutter. When I price residential I price it at .25 a linear foot for a 2 story building and have no problem getting that. I've never quoted this big of a job any help would be great. Thanks Attila

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Grime scene pro's, I have a brand new 200 gallon PCO with 8" manway tank for sale or trade for another smaller tank (50 to 100 gallon). I purchased this on 1-21-10 from National Tank Outlet and found out it is too big for the configuation on my trailer. I would like to have a 50 gallon tank with no bulkhead fittings on the bottom so I can use it for roof wash. Here's a couple of pictures and my e-mail to contact me. Thanks, Mark This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

I had some redesign the sloppy mess of a website I had and clean it up. He did a fantastic job. Pro Pressure Clean and Seal (http://www.roofsanddecks.com/index.html) The guy is a student so I got it real cheap, but he also is up on all the current seo stuff. Tell me what you think.

Finally got the new roof cleaning video up and running. Check it out. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DhddIagflH4

I have been in the business since 2003 and although I do not post much I have been wondering from other businesses that have been around awhile this question: " How often do you change out your high Pressure Hoses? I have always had a habit of changing my out between 1 to 1 1/2 years of use. usually sell my old ones off. Hugh

The contracts that I have used for the last 22 years are not good enough for a homeowners association that I am bidding. They said it needs to be more professional looking? Can anyone send me a printable pressure cleaning contract? I need this to fax out tonight! Thanks so much!!! Chuck Bergman Roof and Pressure Cleaning Port Charlotte,fl 33981 941-255-8600 This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it INFO PAGE FOR CHUCK BERGMAN (http://pressurecleaningbychuckbergman.webs.com/)

Just wondering what each of yalls educational background is? and yes i will fix my signature when i get around to it no worries

As a new business owner (not new to the business) I've set certain standards for my company and have always enjoyed reading about other owner's ideas here too. One of my principles was to never compromise quality, do only whole jobs (none of those spot cleanings), etc. Well I has a call last week on the largest building I have ever had the opportunity to work on. The GM did not want a total cleaning, but merely a spot treatment. Begrudgingly I submitted a bid, since I really need the work. The area he wanted cleaned is the grey stucco band on the second floor and below to the ground on only one side of the building. I compromised my standards, broke my "no spot cleaning rule" and got the bid. Before I was even halfway done the GM booked the following other jobs with me, beginning next week: 1) Wash 10,000 SQF of pavers and sidewalks on the street frontage MONTHLY, 2) wash the roof, 3) wash the whole building since the two floors I did look so good it makes the rest of the building look unclean now. Sometimes it pays to compromise, or at least adjust our positions! Today, I'm very thankful I did.

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