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roof cleaning oregon wrote:

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I want to be able to post up in that oregon section.  Whats the fastest way for me to be able to do that?  Post post post it seems like.

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I am keeping a CLOSE Eye on YOU

Your posts seem to be of an almost Spammy nature - full of self promotion and LITTLE else

This is a place to learn and SHARE what we know with others.

NOT a "Race to 100 posts"

Please - PLAY by the Rules - ok ?

 

Alright Kevin taking shots at me? I have over 100 posts and have yet to clean a roof. Setting up my trailer next week.

Just Kidding.

If 100 posts was all it took I would have made sure to get it in about a week. Instead I have learned alot here and I am still learning as I get ready to put my first cleaning rig together.

The biggest thing is getting feet in the street and I have been working really hard at that for the last two weeks. Getting the word out. Told people I would be ready in 2 weeks. Now I have to put my rig together or get egg in my face.

The other thing was working on my web site and blog and forum posts to get the name out there.

Heed the advice, it works. I have been testing with household bleach on an old shed with different mix % surficants and just seeing how much to spray before it runs.

Hey Great White,

Two things to remember.No matter what rig set up you have. It is not the rig that makes the service. It is the person who is running the rig and doing the job that makes the rig.


Protect your bushes and plants and do it right the first time.

Having to go back twice for any of the above reasons is a pain in the  ________. Well you know what I mean.

The only reason I ever want to go back is to do more paid work.  Siding, wood fences, side walks and drive ways... or the neighbor next dorr who is now extreamly jealous because his roof looks bad and your clients roof looks great.

Dad alway taught me ... "Measure twice ! Cut once!"  Same in this industry... Do it right the first time around and don't kill nothing!

Good talking to you last week. Call me anytime!

Regards,

James E. Vinson Jr.
Exclusive Home Services Of Memphis
www.wecleanroofs.net

PS: Saw the first hard draft of my new website...  What was I thinking....?


-- Edited by Roof Cleaning Memphis TN on Tuesday 28th of April 2009 10:05:54 PM

I've been reading for 5 months now I post once in awhile just taking my time to learn the right way to clean roofs but I thought I was going very slow at it but I've already done about a dozen roof cleanings and more coming. Good things come to those with patience. But don't get me wrong I do want to be certified right now but I prefer to wait until I know I'm ready.

-- Edited by Roof Cleaning St Louis Missouri (636) 221 2582 on Wednesday 29th of April 2009 05:02:03 PM

For every post you submit you should be reading 100 posts. Tons of info. here. Maybe we need to set up training classes in multiple areas to be sure everyone is upholding the RCIA status. Just because you have a pump and hose does not make you a reputable roof cleaner. Do it right the first time! Quick question, can anyone use RCIA MEMBER in their advertising after paying membership fee ?

Sounds good then.