New to the Industry?

As pressure wash contractor  in the cleaning industry we are confident that you asked yourself these questions when you finally were ready to tackle the niche cleaning market:

• Why isn't my phone ringing?
• How do I charge for volume work?
• How do I get in contact with the decision makers?
• How much time should I plan for each location?
• How much degreaser do I use?
• Can I let the water run down the storm drain?
• What is my sales message to the client?
• How much do I charge  for 5 or 55 locations?
• How far should my service area be?
• Is it possible to  actually speak to the  owner of the business?
• What's the key to niche market cleaning?
• Can't I just jump into this from residential cleaning?
• ....and much much more!

These questions and many, many more are repeatedly asked daily from hundreds of contractors in the industry. The answers can either be quit simple or you may have been told to kick dirt and figure it our yourself. 

At Pressure Wash Training.com we can relate to your frustration. We were in your shoes when we began our careers. We were told similar things when we had questions. 20+ years ago there was no FaceBook or YouTube Channels as a source for education. 

Today, the matrix of the cleaning industry has shifted. More people are jumping into the industry with the ideaology that it is a easy business to have. The temptation to download a YouTube training course being taught by an individual that just quit his job as a car salesman is quite common these days. Or the professional trainer with a significant following applying degreaser soap on concrete that is covered with pine needles is an eye catcher for sure. These horror stories are just a few of many that unsuspecting contractors are spending their hard earned money with. 

One of the pillars of Pressure Wash Training is to not just show you but also teach you the fundamental undertanding of what you need to know before you get on a jobsite. The skillset to know exactly where your rig will be positioned on that commerical account. The knowledge to know how much SH you will need for that canopy cleaning. What essential tools and spare parts you must have with you at all times

You will spend one full day in the classroom and then that evening we will be on a station or commercial site running the rigs until sometime the following morning.  We will answer those questions above and share our stories of when we first started on niche work. Some of the stories however are not pretty. Beyond just cleaning a drive-thru or gas station, we will also dive in deep and teach you on marketing, sales and systems! 

Our commitment to you as a future cleaning professional, is to equip you with the correct knowledge, the right skillsets and the unwavering confidence that you will be a success.