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Originally Posted by All Surface
WOW! One thing is for sure that north side was BAD. I got there right after they had put the second coat on. Now I see why. Didn't look anywhere near that bad when I first got there.
I have to say something here. This was the first time I had ever seen Chris's Equipt. In person. He does have one heck of a set up. Very simple, Very big and made to do only one thing. Clean roofs. I know that some of you out there can clean roofs fast but I'm here to tell you, his guys can knock out a roof faster than I've ever seen anyone do it and with great ease. I got to meet 2 of his best today and I was definitely impressed. Both of the guys that were there were really nice guys. Clean cut, knowledgable, personable and very hard workers. It is one thing to see the pics and all the text on these posts but it is another to be there in person to see for yourself. I for one am rethinking the way I need to start doing my roofs. I need a bigger pump! LOL. Good Job not only to you Chris but to your boys. They deserve a big pat on the back as well. It was good spending time with you and the guys.
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Thanks Larry.
My guys were trained by me, and clean roofs like I do.
You can be fast, and thorough too.
Good equipment will make you look good, and bad equipment can sometimes make even the best roof cleaners look bad.
As you saw, our equipment is made to clean roofs, since that is our business.
Thus, we can devote every single inch of the space on our trucks to cleaning roofs.
Oh, BTW, we got several calls from the parishioners and others who drove by, and saw how nice it came out.