llsnd98Beach Comber
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Hi!
Does anyone have a reliable pressure washing company or individual? Our. house needs it badly and we've never had it done around here

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Beach Runner avatar
Beach Runnerbeats on hood
#2
Hubby's gonna buy one and do it himself. It'll save us a lot of money, and it's kind of fun to play with water.

He is a big do-it-yourselfer. Case in point: every winter something goes wrong with our pool heater, and the pool people charge us about $900. This year it went out again. He researched it, bought a thirty-something-dollar part, and BINGO! It's fixed. Amazing.
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ckhagenBeach Fanatic
#3
You can rent pressure washers from Home Depot IIRC. I usually borrow one from a friend and get my brother to find a reliable friend I can pay to do it.
Do Good avatar
Do GoodBeach Fanatic
#4
Allen Fleeman
850.598.1660
babs32455Beach Lover
#5
J&b Painting Does Pressure Washing
836-8809
csoldierBeach Comber
#6
Call Shoreline Window Cleaning & Pressure Washing- 850-835-2548.
Thanks!
Mark Mastio
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seagrovegirlBeach Fanatic
#7
I did my house myself, last month and my weekend house with a $100. pressure washer borrowed from LabLady. Of course, my houses are single story....don't know if I would attempt anything higher.
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DuneLakerBeach Fanatic
#8
I get two cups of spic n span, mix with about 4 cups clorox in a sprayer, fill up spray container with about 2 gallons of water, then spray it on the house, wait about five minutes and then just hose off. No pressure washer needed.
seagrovegirl avatar
seagrovegirlBeach Fanatic
#9
I get two cups of spic n span, mix with about 4 cups clorox in a sprayer, fill up spray container with about 2 gallons of water, then spray it on the house, wait about five minutes and then just hose off. No pressure washer needed.

Good advice...might have to try that...thanks.
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NoHallhmmmm......can't remember
#10
I get two cups of spic n span, mix with about 4 cups clorox in a sprayer, fill up spray container with about 2 gallons of water, then spray it on the house, wait about five minutes and then just hose off. No pressure washer needed.

Thank you DuneLaker, and SAVE WATER! WE'RE RUNNING OUT OF WATER TO GIVE YOU!!! :nono1:

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