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PaulS · May 3, 2010

Thanks Bill Booz

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80 miles is quite a drive. I generally work close to home, but when I do travel it's not a big deal I just start from the furthest point and work my way back home.

RCIA Founder

Us too, we do our furthest away roof cleaning first, and work our way back home.

Roof Cleaning Corpus Christi TX · Guest

It all depends on the size of the job for me.

I have done jobs 250 and 300 miles away but they paid good so it is not that big of deal for me.

As long as you are making money and profit, that is the important part.

Baltimore MD Roof Cleaning 410-482-4367 · guest

Your welcome, and thank you as well. You can thank me by hooking me up with that big blue air compressor lol.

Seriously though, thanks for getting that done, and sorry it was so far out.

We did one last year in Oakland MD, it was like 200 miles away. We advertise to the entire state of MD.

Confident Roof Cleaning Houston TX · Guest

I love networking! Just last year I drove down to Corpus (About 4 hours) to help Chris out with a big tile roof. Worked out well for everyone!

Roof Cleaning Katy Texas (281) 392-2304 · May 7, 2010

Driving is one thing, but making money is more important. In the slow seasons I will drive distances but during the busy seasons I will pass on driving a long ways. You have to balance the cost of the free estimate (time, wear & tear on vehicle, etc.) vs how much you could have made if you had been working. I will even walk a job if a bidding war erupts and the amount that I would make on the job falls below a certain amount. Right Scott & Celeste. Why go back wards financially just to do a job when you could have made more doing another?

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