First stucco and I guess first actual house wash.
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Looks good, now go sell them a roof cleaning
Definitely wanted to, they want to wait until the spring.
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Nice job on the stucco. Did you downstream, x-jet, or apply with roof pump?
Roof system 3%
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Thatās how I do it tooā¦Nice job!
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If you order from a vendor youāll get it right away. My vendors keep big stock of them! Same price as my site. I just canāt keep them in stock fast enough for the vendors.
Do you lose a significant amount of money when selling through the vendors? Thatās the only reason I ordered from your site because I figured youd make out betterā¦ would you rather people buy them from the vendors?
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This was back during early covid. Vendor told me 2 months. No worries.
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Fine job my friend
So itās a double edged blade. Yes I make less. But I donāt have to advertise, explain as much on how it works to the interested party, or have 30-40 units a month going different places. When my wholesaler orders a bunch of units I know Iām good for a few weeks to work on the other side of my business (that makes far more profits than I do off boxes). when I get a random orders between the large wholesale orders I have to allocate time to build and ship it.
I considered not selling direct to consumers but I feel like it keeps me personable. I like dealing direct with customers but it can be cumbersome. But when you start selling a ton of something itās nice to have a middle man.
I really donāt build the boxes for the money! Yes, itās a perk. But I just like seeing happy folks with a well built unit. This time of year I enjoy it. Weāre going to pre build 500-700 units this winter for the spring rush. So when itās not snowing or Iām not chasing whitetail Iāll be sitting in the shop listening to music building boxes lol
This summer was wildā¦ covid, taking on 16 Walmartās, and building Blaires businesses was rough enough. My big saving grace was being able to send guys to trusted vendors to get a box quicker than I could.
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Finally shot a walkthrough video.
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Looking good heath 
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Thatās great man!
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Careful posting that, if insurance sees your not tied off on a roof they may cancel your policy
As the owner you can work that way. An employee cannot.
Researching the reference material to share because I am not certain thatās how itās worded.
I want to know who the guy was that came out of the house right after you sprayed that area of the roof. And did he get any on him?!
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No the porch overhang is bigger than it looks. They stayed dry. They were also warned before hand not to walk straight out.
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So the wording just states employees. The only variation is for inspections before, during, or after work. Or having a 15ft warning area. It does vary some state by state by being more restrictive.
So no tie offs needed? Iām not currently tying off but meeting with ray Burke from spray wash today to talk to him about it. He says OSHA requires tying off on any roof above 6ft
