everyone here just cleans roofs, we are not allowed to do anything other than, this is strictly a roof cleaning forum?

Lyons Pressure Wash and Handyman Services, obviously by the name, we pressure wash also. But we started out that way. And being in the Northeast, you can't play with water year round, so we got into snow removal. We also do lawn care, deck restoration, home repair and more. We enjoy doing more then just one service.

We pressure clean concrete surfaces and soft wash just about anything else. (chems differ for each application)

Gutter Cleaning and repair is a good upcharge/additional you can add.

But yes IMHO you should offer to wash/clean by whatever means is most effective any exterior surface you can think of. Including RV's, Buses, boats, and Travel Trailers.
You can "soft wash" these items as upsales to your Roof Cleaning business.

We are roof cleaning professionals trained to clean roofs, that doesn't mean thats all we can/will clean.

I'm getting alot of house wash, flat work, wood and roofs, same house!! So I spend all day sometimes on one house.

I thought this was a Tree Service Forum???  My bad! Hahahaha!

We actually do all phases of Pressure Washing from whole Town Home Associations and Condo's to Residential Presure Washing. I would say that about 45% of what we Clean involves Pressure Washing and the other 55% is Roof Cleaning. We get a lot of call for Roof Cleaning and normally always end up doing Pressure Washing of one kind or another on almost every Property.

There is more money in roof washing if you can find the roofs in your area to clean.  Otherwise you have to do what you have to do to make ends meet.  I agree with Walk though, lets stay on the topic of roof cleaning only on this forum.

-- Edited by Roof Cleaning Katy Texas (281) 392-2304 on Wednesday 9th of June 2010 11:12:10 PM

Make sure you get a good power washer.