I just bought my first machine for about six hundred. Curious to know if PW requires a special insurance.
Henry
Hey Henry, welcome to the dark side. Yes, you’ll need to talk to your agent about getting coverage for power washing. It has its own set of risks, and your premium will likely go up some. They may even need to get the policy written with a different carrier, in the event that your current carrier doesn’t cover PW’ing.
There must be a glitch going on. I saw a recent post, that said the post was from 2014 earlier today
That was me copying an old post to a new one. Should have made a smaller outline. Srry guys
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Ya just went back and noticed it lol.
If I’m not mistaken, people who were members of WCR at the time the PWR forum was started, were “ported” over to this forum automatically. So there are hundreds, maybe thousands of longtime WCR members who have had PWR accounts since 2008 (whenever that was), but have never participated here. Henry is one of them. He’s good people, and in addition to being a window cleaner for about a century (just kidding 
), is a very knowledgeable hobbyist chemist.
Anyways, let’s try and keep the hazing to a minimum 
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Agreed, this bashing people has to stop. Please.
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@dcbrock if you have a question about bashing please use the search function. Bashing has been used frequently… lol
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Thanx for the good word Alex. I will check out my carrier for window cleaning which is a general policy to cover my store accounts and two story residential. Should be good.
This is a new addition to the window cleaning that I needed to expand my options for deductions. But I am indeed a newbie to the biz. And will be learning as I go.
Henry
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You’ve come to the right place. We love to spend other people’s money here 
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Welcome Henry.
