Just getting started

[Southern ProWash]

Greetings,

My name is Jeff Southern and I'm currently gathering as much input as possible to get my business off the ground before next spring. Im a virgin to the business other than what i do as side jobs with my Troy Built 3000 PW.

I'm looking for any and all advise in getting started on the right foot in this industry.

thanks in advance.

Jeff Southern

 

[ccobb]

Good luck, look up offduty fireman, he is in your back door

 

[Southern ProWash]

Thanks
Ill do that.

I didn't realize how many PWC are out there until i decided to give it a shot.

 

[Southern ProWash]

Hows business up your way.

 

[ccobb]

not to bad give me a call if you need anything, i know short notice but look at going to MB this week end, all the info you will need about pwing

 

[Southern ProWash]

Already signed up. Will you be there?

 

[Tony Shelton]

Welcome. You will learn a lot here. :wave3:

 

[Guy Blackmon]

I'll be in Thurs. a.m., Welcome Buddy!!

 

[Carolina Prowash]

We're rolling in sometime on Wednesday - looking forward to meeting you

 

[MHasterok]

Welcome Jeff! I'm also kinda new to the industry. I've pressure washed here and there like you with a troy built 3000psi I used to have. Bought the right stuff 9 months ago to get serious about it.

My advice (others on here can give you much much more than I)...
-Look for a HOT water commercial pw if you are serious about the biz (I found a Hotsy 4.8 gpm 3000psi with diesel burner for $2900, retails about $7000).
-Water tank, I started with a 275 gallon.
-***Insurance is important. I started with one million dollars liability, and $15,000 equipment coverage. It's spendy, but smart! I pay around $130 a month.
-Check your city and state for proper licensing & if you have to reclaim water.
Hope this helps...

 

[Paul Kassander]

Welcome Jeff, thats some good advice Jeff.

 

[crfguy168]

Welcome, and Good luck!!