Cold Season Approaching

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clean2be

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Well folks, As much as I don't like the fact that we are closing in on the winter season, It's coming.... For everyone who lives in a "cold" or "colder" region, How are you doing?

I'm running around like a one legged bandit trying to schedule the most temperature sensitive accounts and than the less sensitive and still trying to catch-up after the solid full week of rain and wind we had the week before last......

I'm assuming everyone in the South fairs out much better with the milder winters.

So what is everyone doing in preparation for the up-coming winter.

All the best,
Mike
 
Hey Ralph, You are a "LUCKY" man.... Florida......... Go ahead, Rub it in. So many times I wish I could just pick up and move to a warmer region However, It's not that easy...

The past two winters have been pretty dang cold here in Maryland. Not much snow but oh, the cold.......... We had so many days in Jan. and Feb. where the average high was 18-26 degrees. Now don't get me wrong, Some folks had it even worse but were not use to that kinda cold...

You know its been cold when you reach the point of wanting to cut grass really, really bad(and we have 7 acres of it)!!!!!!!!!!!!! Cause, Having to cut grass equals warmth...
 
clean2be said:
Hey Ralph, You are a "LUCKY" man.... Florida......... Go ahead, Rub it in. So many times I wish I could just pick up and move to a warmer region However, It's not that easy...

The past two winters have been pretty dang cold here in Maryland. Not much snow but oh, the cold.......... We had so many days in Jan. and Feb. where the average high was 18-26 degrees. Now don't get me wrong, Some folks had it even worse but were not use to that kinda cold...

You know its been cold when you reach the point of wanting to cut grass really, really bad(and we have 7 acres of it)!!!!!!!!!!!!! Cause, Having to cut grass equals warmth...
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I did 48 years in the northeast. 7 years of pressure washing in New Jersey. Been there, done that! I like cleaning driveways in January. Over and out.
 
Be thankful for your work guys! Its all famine, no feast down here in SC. Calls have stopped coming and door to door is about 95% no.
 
Bring some bagels

Have a shopping lisst for when you come down. Bagels, pizza, Chinese food, real dinner food, gyro, dirty water dog, boardwalk zepolies, cheese cake and a steak from Arthur's. This jersey boy is starving down here
 
Tracktor trailer loading dock lifts may be a niche to go after. They are extremely nasty and overhead door degreasing then oiling. Worked on them briefly where filth was a major influence on maintenance. Then you have connections for spring
 
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