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Where's a thunderstorm when ou need one? It's like trying to find a cop when you need one. Not their fault but it just seems to work out that way.

Great look job Pat.  Keep up the good work!

Roof Cleaning Katy Texas (281) 392-2304 wrote:

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Way to go Michael!  That roof looks like it had some steep pitches.  I wish I had a dollar for everytime that I got in too big of a hurry and forgot to take a pic before I did the job... 

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Always always always take pictures of every roof cleaning job.
Not only do you build a portfolio this way, but you never know WHEN that million dollar picture will turn out ?
I have done just so so jobs, but the before and after PICTURES were beyond belief.
Plus, the pics come in handy when ya sue them to get paid!

 

all of your pics look great guys

Here is our latest trainee cleaning a few roofs in Tampa.
Donny was down here for 5 days in Tampa.
He left yesterday to return to the D.C. area.
He is cleaning a Commercial Tile Roof of a Strip Mall in New Tampa.

Mike, the roof looks great, you can have some of this rain we are having.
It's killin me......

Chris

Chris, the roof looks great!!!
After reading this post, I thought of a good
marketing idea that everyone could use. smile
Any one of us ROOF CLEANERS could contact
the president of a home owners association
and educate that person on the benefits and the
need for NON-PRESSURE ROOF CLEANING. Ask them
if you could do a small, quick presentation on these
benefits/needs at their next meeting. Then you will
have the potential customers attention and you can
feed them the info as to why they need their ROOFS
CLEANED. At the end you would have a small display
(an 8 1/2 x 11 flyer in one of those acrylic standup holders
next to the exit door with a stack of your business cards,
tri fold brochures, or flyers. It would be great if you could
have cleaned that presidents roof before the meeting,
so everyone could see the difference, and what a professional
job you did. biggrin What do you guys think? anyone out there
do this already? I hope this idea helps some of you get some
work out there. Anyone feel free to chime in here and add your
ideas.

Chris

You took some really good pictures of that Commercial Tile Roof Cleaning over in Tampa Chris. I like how you had the new guy right up there getting into it. Great job!!!

I'm posting my roof cleaning from a couple of weeks ago.

No gutters and lots of plants. We did plenty of watering before and after but the heavy rains the following week took it's toll on a few plants that were in the drip line. Luckily this was my house and now there are no plants in the drip line.

I'm thinking maybe I should rinse the roof if they have no gutters, and charge more for the extra work involved.

The clean picture is from the next day. The roof seems cleaner now, a couple of weeks later.