Nice video...bad pictures

Not taking sides here but the concrete might have been damaged already, you don't know unless you were there and seen them do the damage.

Nobody knows if they did it or not but that concrete area with the permanent overlap marks does look weak, someone should have tested it before cleaning it to see how much pressure it could handle before doing the job, there is weak concrete poured everywhere these days that cannot handle a lot of pressure.

We all hate to see damaged concrete, nothing we can do but help educate the owners/managers of this and hope they hire responsible contractors so the rest of their property does not get damaged.

For future reference, I would post a link to the video with spaces in it so you are not helping them get more views and rank higher, this site does a lot to help your sites rank higher in many ways.

Do they work in your area? If so, you are helping them and their website/videos rank higher by posting them here in case you did not know.

Just my opinion.
 
Christopher said:
Not taking sides here but the concrete might have been damaged already, you don't know unless you were there and seen them do the damage.

Nobody knows if they did it or not but that concrete area with the permanent overlap marks does look weak, someone should have tested it before cleaning it to see how much pressure it could handle before doing the job, there is weak concrete poured everywhere these days that cannot handle a lot of pressure.

We all hate to see damaged concrete, nothing we can do but help educate the owners/managers of this and hope they hire responsible contractors so the rest of their property does not get damaged.

For future reference, I would post a link to the video with spaces in it so you are not helping them get more views and rank higher, this site does a lot to help your sites rank higher in many ways.

Do they work in your area? If so, you are helping them and their website/videos rank higher by posting them here in case you did not know.

Just my opinion.
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Thinks I fixed the link now...

There is a lot of conrete that needs to be washed either at extra low pressure (2000psi) and a surface cleaner or might even have to just wand it in order to keep from taking off the top coat. This company is not in my area...just stumbled on it on youtube.

Daniel Simmons
http://www.pressure-washing-houston.com/blog
 
It makes it hard to click on a link when a 404 warning comes up.
 
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