Just giving everyone a heads up. some of you know that after spending a good bit of money with them last year I was having trouble even getting return calls. my guess is because the previous owner was busy washing. I was pretty much done with them but read recently where they’ve changed owners. I spoke with Dave and he said they got out of the washing because they felt like it’d be a conflict of interest. they’re retired Army (Hoaah) and seem like good people. I’m all about supporting veteran owned businesses. to order from them you still have to call your orders in because if it’s done online it goes through Wisconsin. looking forward to using apple wash again.
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So far so good with the new owners of powerwash store in Nashville. I ordered Friday and it was waiting on me when I got home today along with a personalized message lol
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The old owners never had support. Couldn’t get orders to the store. They never carried the hose or length I needed, fittings and nozzles were crapshoot. 2 guns on hand, neither were 2315. They had SH 75% of the time. Apple Wash is crap compared to Elemonator imo. Only carried odd machines (12gpm@2500?) after the initial standards sold out. We’ll see how it goes.
Ha,I remember you @Nashvillewash . I liked it so much I saved it to maybe one day carve something cool and similar to your handy work
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Check out you tube " little hillbillies".
I understood not having support and inventory issues. But how long does it take to shoot a text back to say I’m busy washing call you when I’m done or something. no response, zip. Bad way to do customers in my opinion
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Don’t buy from vendors that compete against you as washing contractors
These new owners don’t. from what I understand they sold their washing business because they felt it would be a conflict of interest.
I like Shaun and have been riding and camping with him but I didn’t likes the idea of washing and selling equipment. Plus some weird post about drama with his girl friend who had been married before or something. You only fall in love once and divorce makes you a liar if your vow is “till death do you part”. Not a lot of truck with those that don’t honor their word.
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I like him to. I think he got overwhelmed trying to do both and probably got very little support from Wisconsin. as far as his personal life I don’t throw stones. I’m divorced but mainly because when I was on active duty when we’d go out on maneuvers so would she. I finally had enough after 15 years when she put my son who at that time was 10 through a sheet rock wall. I was no saint back then myself but that crossed the line. I’ve been married to my wife now for over 20 years and we’re still best friends. God’s Grace knew what I needed.
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I’n sure you and I agree on the sanctity of marriage. But I’ve known a number of good people who through circumstances beyond their own control ended up getting divorced. It takes two committed people to make a marriage successful. And “a threefold cord is not easily broken”.
I really don’t like knowing the personal back-story of the people I do business with. You rarely hear both sides, and even if you do, does knowing their personal history have a bearing on how they behave in a professional setting? A lot of great bussiness-people have terrible personal lives.
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I wouldn’t be me if I didn’t say whatever popped into my head. I was in college before I ever met someone who’s parents weren’t still married.
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Does anybody know how the PWS store fared among all the devastation?
@Nashvillewash are you ok?
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