Roof Cleaning/Winter Garden, Florida

[Don Phelps]

A 3500 sq. ft. two story tile roof cleaning we did yesterday in Winter Garden, FL, a suburb of Orlando.

Hey Russ, this is the one I was standing on when you called.

It was hotter than Hades out there!

 

[Russ Spence]

I came home and went to bed, I worked all night and all morning, Roof looks awesome , I will give ya a shout tomorrow

 

[Don Phelps]

I came home and went to bed, I worked all night and all morning, Roof looks awesome , I will give ya a shout tomorrow

Cool.....No biggie.

 

[taselton2]

Van looks very professional, first class image. Roof looks perfect, but that's to be expected.

 

[Don Phelps]

Van looks very professional, first class image. Roof looks perfect, but that's to be expected.

Thanks Tim, I appreciate it.

As you know, we've spoken at different times and I think you're a straight up guy, trying to do the same thing I am.....Deliver a top quality roof cleaning service in a top quality manner.

Professional image/professional results are what it's all about.

I gotta say it one more time....It was FREAKIN hot!!!

Be safe!
Don

 

[IndyExterior]

Hey Don, looks great. Remember what's it's like in February up here?

I'll trade you!

 

[David Saulque]

I am curious about cleaning a tile roof like the one you just completed. Do you traverse the tile or do you clean it from a ladder position with fall protection and so on?

 

[Don Phelps]

Hey Don, looks great. Remember what's it's like in February up here?

I'll trade you!

What's up, Rick!

You're gonna have to bring some more $ to the table for that one!

 

[Don Phelps]

I am curious about cleaning a tile roof like the one you just completed. Do you traverse the tile or do you clean it from a ladder position with fall protection and so on?

That particular job was walked with no fall gear, but every situation is different.

 

[David Saulque]

How do you prevent cracking the tile?

 

[Don Phelps]

How do you prevent cracking the tile?

Tile is like anything else, where as the quality will vary. But the best way to do it is either walk on the lower side of each where they overlap or in the valleys if they're barrel rather than flat.

 

[David Saulque]

Thanks - you be safe - thanks again

 

[IndyExterior]

I really don't know how you guys walk those tile roofs. Anything over 6/12 we shoot from the gutter. I'm an old framer and we used to bust the ice off of the top plates in the winter to set joists and rafters. But we always had something to grab or a 28oz hammer to hook with.

If you slip on a tile roof with a wand you're gonna eat dirt or sand. You'll have plenty of time to think about it too. Not for the weak of heart.

 

[K.J.]

Nice work my man.
That wrap is awesome, got me thinking about one for next year possibly.
Sweet!!

 

[cajun cleanin]

Nice work.I have to tell you that van is top shelf all the way the wrap really sets it off.

Do you have a trailer you pull or is the equipment in the van?

 

[Don Phelps]

Thanks for the good words, guys!

This is how we roll, J.C.

The enclosed trailer has two 325 gal tanks and two stacked hose reels with 300 ft. of 1/2" pliovic ag hose on each.

A 2nd trailer (open) is also used for pwing and smaller roofs. It has an 8 gpm hot water skid and a smaller 130 gal tank for roofs.

 

[Steven Button]

don, that is one tidy looking rig... no clutter - roll up, job done, collect check, roll out... in about 20 minutes if that time you were in Celebration is anything to go by!!!

 

[A-PLUS]

Sweet job Don.
Guys I was lucky enough to those up close, that is a awesome set-up.
Extra room for a lot of tarps.

 

[John Doherty]

Looks good Don, any shots of the van interior?

 

[BrooksPW]

nice work