Ed Thompson
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I received a call for monthly service for a Chic Fillet. He said the concrete is 3 months old and if it is safe to clean. I did not know the answer.
Vince is right on the money I don't like to clean concrete under 6 months old. a high temp rinse down for another couple of months then I would start surface cleaning and popping gum. Brand new scarred up concrete will really make a customer mad.
That guy's insurance must have had to pay out big on that one. That's why insurance cost so much. :thumbdown:
I actually lost a couple of Chick Fil A's here locally, because of A) Price, and B) I told them we would not use High pressure for the first year. We would get it clean, but we wouuld not use the surface scrubbers or put to much pressure on the concrete as it was new. I even showed these pics of a local chick fila I took.
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This was actually done by a "professional" company.
Complete w reclaim and everything. Lol.
I received a call for monthly service for a Chic Fillet. He said the concrete is 3 months old and if it is safe to clean. I did not know the answer.
Doug How can you say that with a straight face?