My Customer Thought I Was An Idiot | My First Pressure Washing Job

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[AustinDavis]

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[williamschroeder]

I heard a saying about 40 years ago that applies to this video: "experience is something you get about 30 minutes after you needed it".

[olivejalopy]

This is exactly the type off content that folks want more of. Relatable to the newbie, a real experience based story. Thanks

[efinveecaught]

A good way to come back from something like this is to play the "I want the job to turn out perfect" card. Say to the customer "hey, normally this amount of bleach is perfect, but your algae on your home is especially tough, so I am going to go get some more bleach so I can get it extra strength" turns it from an "im unprepared and out of gasoline" to "I was prepared for the standard clean, but you need something better, let me take care of you."
If you fit in the "I wanted to make sure it was perfect" line, that makes customers happy. If I'm ever slow at work, like an hour behind I find a way to fit that in so the client is less annoyed about the work taking long. Most clients just want it done right.

[ochohd]

I liked all the transparency and honesty about your work. Ironically you clickbaited me by putting an angry woman in the thumbnail. You have good content just don’t trick people into clicking 😂

[turkperry]

I was asked to wash a restaurant's carpet. I had the equipment, but like you, it was my first time. The owner told me they had never had the carpet cleaned. To come find out the restaurant was built in the early 80's. Here it is 2006. I told him I could clean it, but it would take two days. The one side was super easy, the other half was super dirty. What I did not tell him was I left a bunch of soap in the carpet after the first day just to allow it to do a deeper cleaning. Even with the extra soap it took me every bit of that second day to completely clean the other half. It was a hands on experience for sure.

[Mr.Smith]

The rotary nozzle on the pressure washer is the most valuable and effective tool for deep cleaning concrete. Keep several on hand as they do not last forever.

[mattedwards]

Don't worry about! What inpressed me was how hard you worked and your ability to google up the information you needed.

[bard]

I noticed even after the last spraying there were still squares of dirt and lines of clean. I think maybe if you went a little slower with the initial cleaning with the spray head there would be a better looking outcome. It's good that you went both directions, vertical and horizontal, but you need to go slower for these hard-to-clean areas. Sidewalks are easier because they don't get the heavy traffic that driveways get. Just a word of advice from an old-timer.

[TheFreshRinse]

I’m so stressed right now. Mostly because I can absolutely relate!

[motogig]

I think this video shows how smart you are. You took the job not knowing what to do but you were learning on the fly and you were succesful. It's a inspiring story letting people know hey you can do this.

[rickwashek]

That's how we learn. Learn a little with every mistake.

[denadavisteam]

Dont forget about the garage door for my client you had to repaint! Lol! That’s a good story… but you handled it well.

[Max-zwut]

Lesson to learn; do all of your research before starting the job, so you don't spend two days going a job you could've done in half a day

[Sylvia-Storm]

Reminds me when I had a little cleaning job, and the old lady went into hospital. To make up my hours I decided to clean her bit of concrete of a front garden. I borrowed my husband’s little domestic karcher. I ended up in a right mess, dirt all up the walls and over me, I was soaked and could hardly see out of my glasses. Haha. Did it though.

[Kramzit]

Thank you, you have taught the newbie about 80% of how to and not to in a short 6 min video. Your awesome dude keep this type of content coming.

[driverjamescopeland]

Had to watch the video with the sound off, 'cause my infant was sleeping... but the big thumbs up at the end, AFTER looking at that streaked driveway? That's a no-go.

[Fikishut]

Props to you, because every new challenge you encountered, you figured it out, and the most important is you FINISHED and didn't give you~ much respect 👏

[predatornotprey]

Man, I respect this so much. This video, along with your others have given me the confidence to get out there and clean. I appreciate you

[richvail]

Mad working skills. I think the most important part is how much effort you put in and you didn’t try and squeeze more cash out for the job.
I’d hire you for sure.