Can I Use The Customers Water When Pressure Washing?

Hope this helps anyone that needs to know about water supply at customers house!

[SoftWashFactory]

To everyone saying use a Broom or leaf blower. This was mud and wet leaves.

[TarellHudson]

Who the hell wants work done on, in, or around their house but doesn’t want the workers using their utilities? Do the work yourself then.

[eraldway]

I used to run a photo booth company. I had a wedding once that was in the grooms farm house. We were not allowed to use their power and found out the day of the wedding. Good thing we had something on the contract to prepare for this. It would be a 200 dollar charge extra. Went to the neighbours house and explained what happened and asked if I can plug my equipment to her power and I would give her 50 bucks. She was shocked and said yes.

[Casualphrog]

The guy in the backround is so relatable cause his mom probably said “go watch the power wash guy maybe you’ll learn something” 😂

[sambeaumont]

Sure looks like you could use a brush to make quicker and cleaner work of clearing that debris/foliage though.

[sarahlovesbudgies]

As a window cleaner, pressure washers and painters were my worst enemies BAHHH!😂🤣

[jebbush]

the only exception to this is well water. most of the time yes you can use well water, but if there’s a dry spell, it’s polite to ask the customer what they want.

[squareceecee]

Just don't use the customer hose when they tell you not to. My mom had Flexi hoses and told a company not to use them because they would pop. Well they used them and popped my mom's brand new $60 hose in about 10 seconds 😕

[ofcv]

Why everyone acting like veterans of trade & experts of efficiency? He was talking about a washing business which often does include wetting foliage & structure plus pushing off debris before apply chemicals. Why would anyone use a leaf blower to do all those things? You right - the posted video makes perfect sense and I agree completely.

[ladyfame]

8 to 10 gallons a minute that’s a lot of fucking water

[TIOLIOfficial]

Dude's watching so you don't steal his leaves. 🍂

[decentguitarguy]

Love to see someone else using that X jet nozzle. Love mine for house washes! Great for rinsing too

[brandon-etvl]

leaf blower wouldnt work here, the ground looks wet so every surface is probably wet meaning all the leaves will stick to whatever is there, meaning that the easiest way to clean this deck is by simply adding more water. plus if you blow leaves off of siding or anywhere after they were wet, they stain anything they were on due to their color and being a plant. so as a landscaper i would rather power wash a deck so it looks clean on top of having no leaves, a blower would push all the leaves off but leave ur deck dirty and grimey

[JoeyKO]

I saw a similar video about this issue because the customer had a water well and it blew up his pump so yes to using the customers water

[monkeyman]

I actually started my own small pressure washing business! I'm 16 years old and I live in the Netherlands. I have a, compared to your guys', small pressure washer that goes up to 145 bar and it cleans fine for me! I really enjoy doing it and seeing the result! I currently ask about €12/h and people are so happy with the result! I have a small trailer behind my bicycle so i can take my pressure washer, hoses and extension cords (almost) everywhere.


PS: I started doing all this because of videos like this!

[mushromboeinvading]

You could use a leaf blower but this clip looks like its from the cleanup of stuff that fell when cleaning the roof or something like that, so the water sprayer was already set up. It would probably make little to no difference using either option, though it may take more time to go get a leaf blower going instead of simply using the tool currently on hand

[Atssmith]

"Yo let's throw a bunch of leaves on this staircase and wash it off for content"

[Tyufoe]

Make sure you always tell your customers to call their water company to say your going to be using a ton of water outside so they don't get charged for sewage

[saltymemesmith]

My Guy stood at the bottom collecting all the dirt up.

[williamhanley]

Wouldn't you sweep the stairs first. Now you have a bunch of soggy leaves to deal with.