I was doing this FREE POWERWASHING job and FOUND this sidewalk that no one has seen in 50 years

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PART 1 is a must see!
I was doing this FREE POWERWASHING job and FOUND this sidewalk that no one has seen in 50 years

PART 2
I KNOCKED on this RANDOM HOMEOWNERS door and POWERWASHED this EXTREMELY NEGLECTED Sidewalk for FREE

PART 3 [EARLY RELEASE]
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PART 4
I was doing this FREE POWERWASHING job, and I FOUND a HIDDEN driveway - covered for decades
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[LawnCareJuggernaut]

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Here is a link that will take you to the review page.

[carolynmott]

I hate when people assume that people don’t clean their sidewalks or yards because they are lazy. I like how you will often point out that the homeowners are elderly, disabled, sick, etc.

[raven_glass]

You mentioned elderly being confined to concrete areas around their home... Last year my grandmother died due to complications after taking a fall on her property. You're absolutely right. Younger people take mobility for granted. You're doing great work, thank you.

[pattytickle]

I'm a 76 year old women and I enjoy watching ALL your jobs! I like when you talk, play music or a even no talking 😊 who would have ever think that watching someone clean up a strangers yard would be so entertaining 🙂
May God bless you and your family 🙏 Stay safe young man and may all you do bring you great rewards!

[invisabledad]

I can tell you as a retired letter carrier that the mailman sure will notice your work and appreciate all you did. I love what you do!

[YoungMule]

This is a great metaphor for how small problems can compound over time and obscure what’s hiding underneath. No judgment towards the home owner at all. It’s just amazing how a couple of leaves over years can just bury what’s hiding under

[justbrowsing]

Speaking as someone who does have mobility issues, I think you are a saint for doing what you did here. Thank you for being an awesome human being!

[joanneanderson]

How uplifting for the homeowner. Old, tired, disabled, whatever the issue. Having someone reach out to help you makes you feel cared for as opposed to feeling forgotten. I'm only just 5 years retired and you life/ health changes so quickly. All I want besides my kids/grandkids is to be comfortable in my own home. This young man is a blessing to these homeowners . They are uplifted in a very warm way. God Bless you young man! You are a very, very special young man. Your wife won the lottery!

[missyjohnson]

Speaking for every delivery driver that’s ever busted their ass on slippery steps and sidewalks…THANK YOU!!!🥰 You’re out here saving booties, one at a time!

[gurleykristin]

I used to wonder why people let their yards go, then I got sick. I got healthy again, but now my folks are elderly. So, when I see a yard that is run down I wonder if the people living there are okay. God bless you for seeing a need and helping. This world needs more people like you!!

[mamapillow]

I love that you don't choose people, you choose jobs. Sometimes people are just unable for whatever reason, be it health or grief or even money to hire someone, to do these jobs. God bless you for blessing others!

[richgran]

Glad to see you're wearing hearing protection. 17 years of repairing all kinds of pressure washers has left me with a considerable ringing in my ears.

[robbinlynnspencer-buchtel]

Thank you for doing something for others that can be helpful. So many times a property falls into disrepair by no fault of the homeowner (they're older /disabled in some way/etc). People like you are Angels in disguise.

[ellystavrakis]

I don’t know why I enjoy landscaping videos of neglected lawns or properties owned by people needing assistance. I can say it is gratifying to watch you transform someone’s home. I believe your work extends to helping people learn how to improve the look of their property as well as their neighborhood. You are a hard-working family man and deserve much praise for your business. Good luck and God bless.

[catherinea]

I work in real estate, and the assumption that people are lazy isn’t fair. More often than not, they simply can’t keep up with the home - disability, life changes, hardship, depression. There’s a lot. Thanks for giving these folks a little pride in ownership to hold onto 🥰

[NLAlbrecht]

I am bed bound from my MS and I am really loving that you do this for those who are in need. I went from loving to work in the yard to using adaptive equipment to tend the pots I could reach from my wheelchair. Now I call in to the local fabulous nursery what I want in the pots by the front door. They deliver and my caregivers plant them up and I have a service tends the lawn. There was a period where things got pretty overgrown. I could have used you then. Bless you! Think your storing up a lot of good karma!

[Dontyouwish]

I see you give total respect to the elderly. Love that in a man !! May you be blessed for blessing others !!

[Chronicmom]

I love that you recognized the need of the older lady who was confined to where she could get with her walker. To me, people like you are the real heroes. Thank you!

[lorienray]

I agree with Carolyn, no one should make assumptions. I was a big gardener, loved watching things grow, in the many colours, living off my small vegetable garden every year, but got hurt on the job and now a very painful disease that has me bed ridden 80% of my time. On a good day I have my Daughter.visit and help me put in the flowers I love so much, of course I overdue it and end up completely bedridden for about 3-4 days but you don’t care because mentally having this garden helps me tremendously. What is hurtful is neighbours that only pay attention to that one day, not the days following when they do not see you and spread rumours you are faking your illness. Us disabled cannot live our lives doing nothing as the depression will set in badly, we too have to have an outlet and watching my garden grow, is worth every bit of additional pain it put me in, please understand we all need an outlet, something that de-stresses our lives, so do not assume we are bad people trying to get that measly disability check, for if it was a choice, I would be working making a good living and living a life that is full, so do not take my special little moments away from me by assuming the worst in people. This year I find I have really declined due to no health care waiting years for specialist in Canada as I get sicker and no longer cannot do that flower garden, so people like you are a blessing, may your life be full of happiness, love and laughter, thank you for your generosity.
This man here is an angel as he gives our lives back when we cannot do it for ourselves, you put a huge smile on our faces, when we can see our homes come alive again.

[SayVandelay]

I have no clue why Youtube recommended this to me, I don't think I've ever searched for anything in the vain of lawn care or maintenance, but god damn if your presentation of the material didn't keep me captivated through the entire thing. Seeing the end results was pretty stunning, I didn't even realize that was something I would appreciate. You seem really passionate about what you do, and I gotta say that I greatly respect that.