Pictures From Limestone Building Wash

[Christopher]

Nice Work. How much did you have to pay per gallon to dispose of the waste water? You might want to check with your local POTW. They should be able to give you a permit so you can run the water through an oil water separator, some filters and discharge to the city sewer. Isn't it funny how unemployment is at an all time high yet we all struggle with finding decent help.

Also besides the unemployment being at an all time high, we cannot find decent help but also, every day there are ads for jobs in the papers, online and ads on tv.

Sometimes you have to swallow your pride and just get a job to feed your family instead of just staying home complaining that there are no good jobs. Maybe if they would start working, they could progress fast when the management sees their potential if they have any.

 

[810f250]

Very nice work



Good info Henry, looking forward to an invitation to your next building wash

Henry when it warms in Maryland/DC I am still open to learning the ins and out of historic building washes

 

[Ron Musgraves]

Here's a few pictures from washing a 100 year old retired post office building. Took me forever because I could not get any good help. But I got it done...... finally... Full reclaim on the job... pain in the ass. But came out great.

Those are Great Photos