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Approximately 1/2 the homes in the United States have a wooden deck, siding, fencing, or roof. Without protection wood rapidly deteriorates from the following elements:

Water. Water is absorbed into the wood and washes out the natural wood resins and color. Freezing/thaw cycles can splinter and crack the wood. Also water promotes algae, mold, and [...]

Proper handing and use of LP Gas and LP Gas Tanks is a safety issue of primary importance for the mobile pressure washing contractor

Window cleaning is a highly profitable business. With low overhead and a seemingly unlimited potential client base, you can turn a minimal investment – as much as a bucket, squeegee, sponge, towels, and cleaner cost, and turn it into a business with open-ended earning potential. IF IT HAS WINDOWS OR GLASS, IT IS A POTENTIAL CUSTOMER. This manual will also provide you with helpful information on the following: SCHEDULING SERVICES, SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT, CHEMICALS, TOOLS, A CLEANING SYSTEM THAT WORKS, ESTIMATES FOR FEES AND SERVICES, PRICING GUIDELINES, and SALES AND MARKETING

This article presents a general overview of how adding pressure washing as an additional service can increase business and improve your bottom line. Lists of equipment needed to get started in this profitable industry are also included.

This post is intended for Municipal Regulators, it is a collection of a number of different references and resources that will help Regulators understand and develop storm water pollution control for their municipality.

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This is an example of a power wash estimate

Pressure washing business plan for those considering becoming a contractor as mobile power wash cleaning industry

When employees are subjected to sound exceeding those listed in the Permissible Noise Exposure Table, feasible administrative or engineering controls will be utilized. If such controls fail to reduce sound levels within the levels of those in the Permissible Noise Exposure Table personal protective equipment will be provided and used to reduce sound levels within the levels of the table.

This Company’s Hearing Conservation Program establishes hearing conservation practices to be used whenever employee noise exposures equal or exceed the 8‑hour time‑weighted average sound level (TWA) of 85 decibels (dBA).