Showing posts with label pressure washing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pressure washing. Show all posts

Monday, July 18, 2016

Gluten Free Pressure Washing

The last few years has seen a steady increase of business in pressure washing services in Salem Oregon. Every handy man and lawn care service has jumped on board to add it to their up sell in services provided. So with all the options out there how does a home or business owner choose the right match? For many it will be a price based decision with least   expensive bid and whatever review rating they can drum up online for legitimacy. Fair enough, as I make some purchasing decisions the exact same way. But you are not purchasing a tv or appliance here.
All services have a niche. Far to many companies over reach by providing a bit more than they really understand how to do. Fast Finish specializes in sealers and coatings with an emphasis on restoration. Just like the ingredients in bread. Not All bread tastes good, and we have our preferences. Our preference  was to become experts in preservation, longevity and address the problem of cleaning with pressure washing from the standpoint of a consumer not having to spend so much time and money doing it every year. In order to do that we needed to become experts in protection of the surfaces needing the cleaning. Whatever surface that is, Fast Finish is sure to have a solution to protect and beautify it so that it has to be cleaned less frequently and definitely easier to clean when it does need it. That is at the heart and core of every cleaning. Normal pressure washing can degrade and break down the surface over time. Having the right company like Fast finish of Salem Oregon  do it insures that the surface not only gets cleaned but lasts longer as well.

Saturday, December 5, 2015

Home cleaning services

Most people think of janitorial type services when the words home cleaning are advertised. The typical dusting, vacuuming, window cleaning and mopping of hard floors.  These type of services are plentiful in most areas like Salem Oregon and surrounding communities. They have their place in every city. For the moment, let's consider a couple steps up from those run of the mill services. The kind of service providers who have invested thousands of dollars in the latest high tech steam equipment with a deep knowledge of chemical compounds.... Oh wait... There are not many of those type companies you say.  There is one such company that has taken 25 years of industrial experience and redirected that experience to a consumer level benefit. Fast Finish of Salem Oregon is one such company that has provided a residential/ commercial system of services.
Very few companies have such a diverse offering of cleaning services and if they do, they are not as highly ranked as Fast Finish.  They have been business of the year three years in a row for their exceptionalism in services and customer relations regarding those services. One of the main reasons for this is they never get into jobs or projects that would not finish well. If they take on a job it is always above expectation and satisfaction. This insures a greater return of satisfied customers. The customer base may be a bit smaller than some larger companies that rely on volume, but they are always top notch in relationships when finished with a long list of potential repeat clients and great references.
Check out their Angies list profile and Google fast finish for yourself. You will see that they are very popular for searches on pressure washing, sealing concrete, roof cleaning, tile and grout cleaning, natural stone cleaning, polishing and surface restorations utilizing polymer concrete overlays and epoxies.
Fast Finish one of Oregons best start up companies of the decade when it comes to cleaning.


Thursday, October 22, 2015

SEO is a scam...to those that..

Jump into any forum and mention the word SEO and you will likely get the mob with pitchforks and torches ready to administer justice in unkind ways...
Why?  Frankly, it is because there are thousands of run of the mill start up companies peddling it like snake oil carpet baggers. There is so much static that no one listens to the message...And though they target a lot of start up companies, and small business owners, they are especially honed in on carpet cleaners, pressure washing and tile and grout type companies.  The calls are relentless about fixing your web site and the analytics they have run on your web presence and what you need to do to fix it. I get those calls, or at least I used to a lot more than I do now three years later. After a couple technical questions about what and how they are going go make me a better site, it usually turns into a learning experience for them. I guess the $ 200k budget I had for building a corporate web presence for a billion dollar company taught
 me a few things as far as what to do and what not to do. As an executive who inherited this IT department project, I had to track where all this money was going and the return on investment. It made me learn real quick the intangibles of marketing. I had to prove results in this performance based environment, and that meant understanding the details and workings of each change that money made. I look at it as my $200k education.
Even with a team of programmers and IT support people, we made mistakes and bad purchases. How? IT people are not always familiar with SEO and marketing. They might be able to write programs and move things around on a web site, but that does not mean they understand  how it impacts it. In fact I would say many have no clue. I learned that the expensive way. You can't just submit your site to a search engine processor and joila, have a top ranking page on Google....
The above collage of SEO option packages 
highlight the diversity of the culture. Note the pricing jumps all over the board, with what they offer. Each one with a good, better , best type format. But how do you know what to choose and why?
Most people just pass on SEO of any kind and label it a scam. 
And a part of me agrees with this assessment, but not for the same reason. It is a scam for people who actually do it for their own website. They understand how grossly over priced it is and can laugh at how much money they saved by doing it on their own and how much better they can impact it.
But to those of you who jump in on the same scam wagon mantra and have a few updated pictures, videos and rewording....(( Jokes on you)) seriously it is.
Now, if you are reading this and just shut down mentally on the criticism, then that is ok. Perhaps you built your business and have what you need all figured out. You generate enough income, get enough jobs, and did it without this SEO stuff. You are probably a type A personality who has figured out how to just get it done by hard work and relationships.  I applaud all your hard work, and yes you have just shown the rest of the world it can be done that way.
But what about all these new business owners, who don't have the time or resources and are pressed with financial payments...,?Will they have the same exact fortune? Can they afford to ignore the opportunity to drive the phone calls to them? Can they rely on door to door and  demo to demo with flyer in hand? Perhaps... 
I see a real need for SEO help that isn't overpriced and actually delivers measurable results. One that explains what they are doing and why it works and what you can expect by doing it.
I don't know if I am that guy to do that...
I help three new business owners now. The first one fell into my lap when I sold one of my specialty cleaning services to another business. He wanted his business to grow like ours and wanted our existing web presence and phone inquiries to just flow into his. He offered to pay extra on his 3 year contract to do it, so I agreed to take it on. I am very busy with my own business so we agreed to work on it for only a year and go from there. The first month we landed 10 new clients that we can directly attribute to SEO improvements. I suspect ,that winter may slow down, but that the foundation will be set for next year. 
I can't tell you how cool it is to see something translate so well so quickly.
This only confirms to me how important this tool is and will be in the future.
I can even boldly say that if Google searches didn't exist... Neither would my business...
But that's just us, in our pressure washing, cement, aggregate, cleaning and sealing Oregon world.
Until next post, peace to you!

Wednesday, October 21, 2015

Cleaning up, cleaners blog

Add Words...

We ran three adds with google add words,since basically late 2012.
The exact adds are shown above.
Moss and mold treatments, pressure washing, custom concrete surfaces.
I think that Google matched our $150 we spent at the time. They still offer this special all the time through out the year.
New business owners take note!
These very adds started the phone ringing much faster than going door to door and business to business... This is the first crucial thing we did. The second crucial item that we did was label each and every picture with the exact key words as the adds we ran. Every video and every page in our web site included these key tag words for the page.
I don't want to talk above the rim as they would say in basketball. It is important to understand that the names and labels you attach to your web site pictures is what Google looks for when it crawls through the Internet looking for relevant content.
Subscribe to this blog and I will continue some simple steps to making your cleaning web site a site that drives business to you like ours. The very same information that the SEO companies charge premiums monthly to companies who don't want to mess with the process  or just feel they don't have the ability to do it on their own..
Until next post! 

Tuesday, October 13, 2015

Surviving winter for contract cleaners

TMT new business owners have a challenge ahead of them once the first winter starts to set in.  That first year of business can be a back breaker for many who have chosen to step out and pursue their dreams of financial freedom.
It is especially difficult for those who live in areas where the weather becomes the biggest obstacle to getting out. Constant rain, snow or freezing temperatures can bring what little cash flow there is  to a grinding halt. To a new low cash flow start up that can be disastrous. 
For Savy customers looking for the best deals, it can be a gold mine of savings on the best services  available from these eager new business owners..the value of savings and the eagerness of new business owners coupled together is a recipe for success.  So how can we make that happen?
The blog post! This very post, explaining the obvious connection in writing and finding its way through googles magic search engine is starting that very connection. The fresh content that is written about fabulous deals and new TMT business owners will find its way to the top of a search page, when a customer looking for service types in: pressure washing, power washing, roof cleaning, moss removal, tile cleaning, concrete staining, concrete sealer, carpet cleaning, natural stone, stains, sealers, best cleaners, Salem Oregon , etc...( see what I did there?)
The only difference is that the customer will find the Fast Finish cleaning links at or near the top of the searches instead of the new TMT business owners. At least for local searches that is. A national representation is a whole new game. One that we don't need right now.
Within this post, Google will find key words, regarding new business, and all the services listed that Fast Finish provides along with the business name, winter deals, etc multiple times. 
The customer will type in one of those services and fast finish will be one of the options listed. As a new business owner, you don't care how the phone rings, as long as it does. Granted, there will be tons of solicitors trying to sell you their magical SEO services, and advertisement. But what you really need is a blog embedded into your web site that delivers content that is new. Let's face it, you don't have time to constantly change your web pages everyday with new photos and videos all the time. But you can make a post like this one every couple days. What is 15 minutes in your day when you are not working as a new business owner? Count it as blogging therapy that is tied to your success. Everyone can brag a little about their business and services they provide. Let's face it, as a new owner, you have some of the most innovative and awesome equipment available for cleaning just about anything. There is that, and you as a business owner have to be awesome, for taking the step to invest in it. All that is missing is making the customer see and understand it so they can experience how great your cleaning company is and will he for them.
Until your next cleaning needs are met..,
Fast Finish business mentoring...


Monday, September 28, 2015

Free Services

Nothing is free anymore. We all know about anything offered for free and what really happens. 
As an experiment with our surface restoration business, I wanted to try and do something unique ( one of our regular services)for free. What I really wanted to know is what free would cost the business in total value. As an owner operator with no employees it important to put a value on your time. Time is worth  way more than the cost of materials in this business. My first opportunity came with a friend needing to replace a laundry room floor that had been gouged and destroyed by a water leak. This 12x14 room was the perfect opportunity.  The materials would only be $600 to turn this old wood subfloor into a concrete epoxied beauty. Plus I needed to shake off some of the rust with my trowel work.
The floor was pretty straight forward and easy to layout. The concrete though took a little longer to set and dry because of the high humidity of the Oregon weekend and rain. We were able to pour out the base of the floor on Friday, but couldn't get the last colored skim coat finished until Sunday. So after about 18 hours worth of labor (translated $1800) we finally had our floor in ready to seal. And of course, taking advantage of me being there, my friend had me professionally clean the carpets while we watched the floor dry...so add all this up and the weekend basically cost us about $2600 in Free services...
And I still have to take another couple hours to seal it two days later. 
So, there are a few free services out there, but they are unusual and have a "friendship" of some sort attached to them...,
Why couldn't he needed pressure washing and sealing of his concrete or deck? That would have taken half the time and money....?
Now onto a regular paying customer....

Monday, September 14, 2015

Sealing Concrete



Concrete sealers. There are many and they are just as diverse as the surfaces they protect. So how do we pick the right one for our surface?  
Many manufactures have tried to make the super sealer that can cover everything. This concept is obviously attractive to the installer and home owner alike as it just keeps everything simple. But is that the best approach? And is the seal good enough for "every" surface or even most surfaces? Let's take a closer look at sealers, specifically the ones for concrete or exposed aggregate for now. I will go into other hard surface sealers in another blog post later on,.
First some background- with chemistry as hobby and 25 years in industrial chemical sales, it's safe to say that I have seen a few revolutionary products as well as complete disasters. Also , working with large general contractors that are eager to test products over the years has afforded me some grey hairs that remember what works and what failed over time. Sealers are one of the items that fall into that category. One of my first experiences was watching the de lamination of sealer on concrete that hadn't cured long enough to accept it.
That took a lot of sorting out as the manufacture gave some wrong information on its use as well as installer error and other various conditions causing multiple faults and failures.
But let's not get overly concerned about  failure of multi million dollar construction projects. Let's look at the simple home owner driveways, walkways, patios  and entry ways etc...
To make it simple I will skip over all the box store sealers that are made for home owners. Most contractors that do any amount of sealing most likely won't use them. The two basic types are silca and acrylic or water based and solvent based. The water based types are utilized indoor more often as the solvents are toxic with fumes that are also flammable and shouldn't be used in enclosed areas with spark or ignition sources. That said, they both have about the same longevity from my experience, and needs to be re applied after a couple years to maintain the look that is desired.
We have found that some people have applied these topical sealers made for concrete on their indoor natural stone floors even.. It would not be my first suggestion for sure as the stone sealers are usually a penetrating type over the topical types on concrete.
I will cover stone sealer at a later time and some of the potential issues with those...

Thursday, September 10, 2015

LinkedIn Cleaning




By now most people who spend any amount of time online in the business world have heard of LinkedIn. I call it the face book for business. It has more business related contacts within it than personal ones like Facebook.  As a business looking to get noticed linked in provides yet another layer that connects your name ( business name) with the cyber world. The attractive no cost free cyberspace also makes it easy to get it out there. We have yet to spend a dime with their next level marketing packages they offer with the rest of the marketing companies looking for dimes, but what you can put out for free has shown more than enough for google to find. 
With a new business, everything that you can get out there that is linked to popular sites creates more relativity. Granted, putting yourself out there will also produce more sales calls looking for your money, but the trade off of filtering through the calls is well worth the effort.
We will discuss how we have managed to filter out the unwanted solicitation later..
Stay tuned !

Saturday, May 31, 2014

Fence Restoration & Presure washing

(Tips from Power Equipment Direct) courtesy of
Power Wash Fences  revised by Fast Finish

Wash the Fence
Rotating Scrub BrushApply approved fence detergent from the bottom up to avoid streaks, and allow 5-15 minutes to let it work. Continually add water to any areas that start to dry to prevent the detergent from staining the wood. ( Fast Finish utilizes several different custom mixed detergents for different types of wood) Washing  a fence may not be enough depending on the types of stain used prior. It is not uncommon for a fence to need stripping of old sealers(especially acrylics) before applying new stains and sealers. Failure of stripping will leave undesirable results from applying new modern sealers over old worn stain and sealers.  After stripping of sealers it is important to neutralize the wood. Fast Finish utilizes special neutralizing brighteners to achieve the best results.


Rinse the Wood
Pressure Washing a FenceUse a delicate low pressure spray pattern when rinsing. Wood is very soft, and you don't want to cause any damage to the surface of your fence. It is best to call a professional, however acceptable results can be obtained by the do it yourself types.

 Always, rinse the from the top down, and work with the grain of the wood. Cover 1 to 2 boards at a time, working in identifiable sections. Avoid to much pressure that will cause wood scars and damage that would need sanding or replacement. We are often able to clean and entire structure without the use of damaging pressure with the proper use and techniques of our chemicals.

Sealing your Fence
Staining A FenceAfter washing, let your fence dry for at least 48 hours. Then, seal your fence with paint or a sealer, according to the manufacturer's directions. We utilize the best proven stain/sealers that are available. None of them contain acrylics in the finish. We believe from experience that acrylics over time turn color from the UV and also peel like a sunburn over time. They are also inconsistent and require stripping and sanding to accept new sealers.They have the shortest protection life of all the sealers and do not penetrate the pores to protect the wood like penetrating oils. 







Thursday, May 29, 2014

Pressure washing, Bad sealer


Bad sealer on concrete or aggregate driveways, patios/ walkways will generally come off when pressure washed. The age of the sealer and frequency of cleaning, along with the exposure to the elements plays a role in what will strip off the surface. The problem most people encounter is the sealer that remains. The home owner will discover that they are unable to remove large portions of the remaining sealer. Most basic pressure washing companies will also encounter the same issue, and they really do not know what needs done at this point. There are basically two methods of removal for old concrete sealers. They both have their place. The first method utilizes chemical strippers that re- emulsify the old sealer so it can be extracted. Extreme caution and care must be used with these chemicals an appropriate removal equipment is essential. A lot of inexperienced companies will pressure wash the emulsifier off , only to splatter it on surrounding structures etc.. Creating a bigger mess. If they don't have a vacuum system that extracts while it cleans they create a much larger problem.  The emulsifier will also strip paint from surrounding structures or leave the old sealer stuck to the surface when it drys.
The second method is media blasting the surface. This method is typically safer but does require a fair amount of clean up as well with a vacuum to remove the un recycled media that is left behind.
Fast Finish utilizes both methods of removal to insure the best bond for new sealers being applied. For regular cleaning of driveways, patios and sidewalks it is best to use a company that understands what is needed to finish the job correctly.  Application of new sealer over the old will create an unsightly look.
For more information regarding the removal and application of sealers or sealants on cement ,concrete or exposed aggregate call Fast Finish at 503-749-5001







Saturday, September 28, 2013

End of season cleaning

The last three months of the year can be a challenge for most cleaning companies.   The weather plays a big impact on their ability to provide cleaning services for a lot of residential customers. The companies that are one dimensional in their approach to cleaning can suffer huge setbacks in the late fall and winter months. A lot of companies, if they did well during the premium months will focus on their marketing and web sites for the upcoming year. Other more established companies might be diversified enough with commercial business to make it through the holidays and weather seasons. 
Oregon residents withdraw a bit during the holidays in regards to cleaning. There are less home sales, and traffic in and out if the home and even less around the wet landscapes outside the home. Other than raking leaves and trimming some of the overgrowth, outdoor activities around the yard come to a standstill. The deck and patio cleaning goes away until the spring sun returns. Even exterior house and roof washing will get overlooked once the weather moves in. For years I approached my maintenance the same way, wait for good weather to get it done.
Some of the best cleaning times, especially for driveways, walkways, patios, siding and roofs is during the wet season. 
Moss is a friend to the wet season as most Oregonians know from experience.
But what most residents don't know is that it slowly destroys and breaks down the surfaces to which it clings.
Removing the moss and molds during the wet season is a great idea. Finding a cleaning company that works in the weather is awesome. The product that is typically used in conjunction with removal  needs and likes a wet surface. It actually works better with a wet surface and some dwell time. This insures a much deeper clean. It also requires less pressure in the case of cement and aggregate drives and walkways. Less pressure is always better so as not to damage the surface. 
Also less pressure is important when siding or roofing is bring cleaned. Less experienced companies can take years of life off the hood and siding by using a pressure only method of cleaning.
Fast Finish Surface Restorations utilizes the perfect system for cleaning any surface. 1)Heat 2) Cleaning agent 3) pressure.
Usually a pie chart represents 1/3 of each    
Ingredient pretty well. Knowing when to use less of one ingredient and more of another is an art form. Then add that the proper cleaning agent is crucial in getting the desired finish.  This is where Fast Finish seperates from the rest of the heard. Knowing chemical properties for cleaning and the raw chemicals that are needed for specific surfaces sets them apart from all other Salem Oregon cleaners.  Add in the knowledge and ability to clean during the fall and winter months makes them the perfect choice for any cleaning project.

Monday, July 29, 2013

Deck Restoration in Salem Oregon

The time is short to restore decks in the Pacific North West. Cleaning them is also quite a chore to be done correctly. If you have a cedar deck like most homes do in the area then you are set up with another challenge of choosing the right stain. Most home owners get the most expensive stain they can find in the local box stores. We have found that those are the stains and sealers we have to strip and repair the most. Acrylics offer a great ((now)) look, but the home owner is left with a deck a season or so later that has a flaky peeling sunburned deck in an area that does not receive a large amount of sunshine. Fast Finish restores decks back to a like new look, by stripping that old sealer off and then rinsing it with a neutralizing agent that prepares the wood for a natural oil finish that ages correctly and protects against those damaging UV rays that turn the wood grey.






Thursday, May 30, 2013

100 Pressure WASHING PROJECTS in Salem Oregon

 100 Different Pressure Washing Jobs


 
    • 100+ Things you can use a pressure washer to clean...

      Pressure washers are very versatile, it is really amazing all the things you can do with a pressure washer. Many home owners soon find out that their consumer grade pressure washer they purchased at the chain box store is good for some projects but not so much for others. The do it yourself homeowner finds that the headache of cleaning their own concrete driveway vs. having a company like Fast Finish professionally clean it, wasn't worth the purchase. The reason? The contractor grade washer and the job specific tools added to the right pre-spray emulsifiers for the type of grime being removed is something typically not found in the home owners garage and the cost to own those things is way more money than having a professional company do it for you.. The time the DIY homeowner saves so they can do another project is worth more than the hired out professional as well. Most pressure washing jobs start at around .33 cents a square foot and you can even get a clean and seal for under a $1 a square foot with specials. If you have any of the following jobs needing done then call Fast Finish today.


      Agricultural equipment               
      • Tractors
      • Implement equipment
      • Parts
      • Shop area

      Air conditioning contractor
      • Condensing coils
      • Ducts
      • Vents
      • Parts
      • Company vehicles
      • Filters

      Aircraft service and maintenance
      • Airplanes
      • Airplane engines
      • Parts
      • Service areas
      • De-icing

      Airports
      • De-icing and cleaning planes
      • Cleaning running markers/lights
      • Runway and hanger areas

      Amusement parks
      • Rides
      • Motors
      • Sidewalks
      • Parking lots
      • Food court areas rest rooms
      • Concession stands
      • Fountains and ponds

      Apartment complexes
      • Sidewalks
      • Parking lots
      • Heating and air conditioning units
      • Swimming pool areas

      Appliance sales and service
        • Service areas
        • Parts
        • Trucks
        • Handling equipment
        • Sidewalks
        • Parking lots
        • Dumpster areas

        Automobile dealers, service & repair centers
        • Body surfaces
        • Engines
        • Parts
        • Vehicles
        • Grease pits
        • White wall tires
        • Radiators

        Awning contractors
        • Trucks
        • Cleaning awning
        • Lifts
        • Scaffolding
        • Maintenance areas

        Bakeries (bread companies)

        Barrels and drums
        • Handling equipment
        • Cleaning drums
        • Trucks
        • Storage areas
        • Canning areas
        • Forklifts

        Blasting contractors
        • Trucks
        • Heavy equipment
        • Maintenance areas
        • Parts
        • Clean ups

        Boat dealers
        • Boat surfaces
        • Engine parts
        • Barnacle removal
        • Water & mud stain removal
        • Remove old varnish from wood surfaces prior to repainting

        Breweries (bottling companies)
        • Storage and process areas
        • Vehicles
        • Sanitize processing equipment

        Brick yard / used brick dealers
        • Stains from used brick surfaces
        • Forklifts
        • Trucks
        • Service areas

        Building contractors
        • Vehicles
        • Compressors
        • Heavy equipment
        • Cement mixers
        • Generators
        • Painting equipment

        Building maintenance
        • Heating and air conditioning units
        • Parking lots
        • Sidewalks
        • Graffiti from wall surfaces
        • Food court area
        • Patios

        Buses (charter rental)
        • Body surfaces
        • Engines
        • Parts
        • Service areas
        • Windows

        Caterers
        • Kitchen areas
        • Cooking vents
        • Vehicles

        Cement dealer/cement plants
        • Mixing equipment
        • Vehicles
        • Compressors
        • Heavy equipment
        • Service areas
        • Parts

        Cemeteries
        • Excavating equipment
        • Vehicles
        • Grave stones

        Chemical companies
        • Cleaning spills
        • Cleaning drums and other containers
        • Processing equipment
        • Trucks
        • Forklifts

        Cleaners
        • Vehicles
        • Sidewalks
        • Parking lots
        • Work areas

        Compressors
        • Degreasing  and carbon build up
        • Engines
        • Parts
        • Service areas

        Concrete contractors
        • Mixing equipment
        • Vehicles
        • Engines
        • Compressors
        • Smoothing out concrete surfaces while drying

        Container companies
        • Containers
        • Lift trucks
        • Trucks
        • Storage areas

        Contractors equipment and supplies
        • Cement mixers
        • Scaffolding
        • Generators
        • Compressors
        • Hydraulic equipment
        • Cranes

        Crane companies
        • Cranes
        • Trucks
        • Parts
        • Shop areas

        Dairies
        • Milking equipment
        • Milking areas
        • Vehicles
        • Handling equipment
        • Maintenance areas
        • Sanitizing walls and floors

        Electrical contractors
        • Vehicles
        • Industrial transformers
        • Service areas
        • Motors

        Excavating contractors
        • Backhoe equipment
        • Compressors
        • Generators
        • Vehicles
        • Bulldozers
        • Loaders

        Exterminators
        • Spraying equipment
        • Trucks
        • Dispersing chemicals & insecticides
        • Warehouse

        Farm equipment
        • Tractor
        • Engines service areas
        • Implement equipment
        • Parts
        • Barns
        • Pens

        Florists
        • Vehicles
        • Work areas
        • Sidewalks
        • Building

        Food Processing Plants
        • Sanitize processing equipment
        • Conveyors
        • Floors
        • Food storage bins and pallets

        Funeral homes
        • Sanitize embalming areas
        • Vehicles
        • Sidewalks
        • Parking lots
        • Windows

        Furniture refinishing companies
        • Removing finish
        • Trucks
        • Work areas
        • Loading areas
        • Dumpsters

        Glass plants
        • Plant equipment
        • Work and service areas
        • Vehicles

        Golf courses
        • Mowing equipment
        • Golf carts
        • Engines
        • Parts
        • Service areas
        • Cart paths
        • Patios
        • Food areas

        Governments
        • Vehicles
        • Maintenance departments
        • Parking areas
        • Buses
        • Sanitation department
        • Water treatment departments
        • Graffiti

        Grocers
        • Trash containers and storage areas
        • Sidewalks
        • Windows
        • Parking lots
        • Grocery carts
        • Meat and dairy areas and coolers

        Gutter contractors
        • Trucks
        • Gutter machine
        • Cleaning gutters
        • Lifts
        • Ladders

        Hatcheries
        • Hatching areas
        • Feed trays
        • Breeding areas
        • Pens
        • Loading areas

        Hospitals
        • Sanitize walls
        • Floors
        • Operating areas
        • Kitchen areas
        • Trash containers
        • Sidewalks
        • Parking garage

        Hotels/motels
        • Swimming pools
        • Tile and apron areas
        • Sidewalks
        • Parking lots and garage
        • Kitchen areas
        • Heating and air conditioning units
        • Trash areas
        • Vehicles

        House and building movers
        • Hydraulic equipment
        • Vehicles
        • Engines
        • Equipment

        Industrial trucks
        • Parts
        • Engine lifts
        • Bays
        • Trucks
        • Forklifts
        • Parking areas

        Insulating contractors
        • Removing old insulation
        • Engines
        • Generators
        • Vehicles
        • Spraying equipment

        Irrigation systems and equipment dealers
        • Irrigation equipment
        • Excavating equipment
        • Trucks
        • Parts
        • Shop areas

        Kennels/animal hospitals
        • Dog runs
        • Breeding areas
        • Cages
        • Boarding area
        • Quarantine areas
        • Food dispensers
        • Operating rooms
        • Sidewalks

        Landscape contractors/nurseries
        • Greenhouse
        • Excavating equipment
        • Forklifts
        • Trucks
        • Tools
        • Sidewalks
        • Decks

        Lawn mower sales and service
        • Mowing equipment
        • Engine parts
        • Service areas
        • Tractors
        • Tillers
        • Backhoe equipment

        Limousine companies
        • Vehicles
        • Tires
        • Service areas
        • Parts

        Livestock breeders/feed lots
        • Breeding areas
        • Feed & water troughs
        • Quarantine areas
        • Boarding areas
        • Vehicles
        • Feed storage areas
        • Pens

        Lumber yards
        • Forklifts
        • Trucks
        • Storage areas
        • Sidewalks parking lots
        • Isles

        Marinas
        • Docks
        • Boats
        • Stalls
        • Service areas
        • Concession areas
        • Parking lots
        • Sidewalks
        • Fish cleaning areas

        Mason contractors
        • Brick surfaces
        • Scaffolding
        • Mixing equipment
        • Trucks
        • Parts
        • Service areas

        Meat packing plants
        • Slaughter areas
        • Processing areas
        • Trucks
        • Forklifts
        • Equipment

        Metal fabricators
        • Machining equipment
        • Work areas
        • Cleaning raw and finished materials
        • Floors
        • Walls
        • Forklifts
        • Trucks
        • Loading areas
        • Dumpsters

        Mini storage
        • Driveways
        • Storage areas
        • Spill clean up
        • Empty lockers
        • Vehicles

        Motor cycle sales and service
        • Cycles
        • Parts
        • Shop
        • Sidewalks
        • Parking areas

        Movers
        • Storage areas
        • Maintenance area
        • Trucks
        • Engines
        • Trailers

        Newspaper company
        • Trucks
        • Loading docks
        • Forklifts
        • Carts
        • Equipment
        • News stands

        Nursing homes
        • Kitchen areas
        • Sidewalks
        • Parking lots
        • Dumpsters areas

        Off road vehicles
        • Body surfaces
        • Axles engines parts
        • Under body
        • Radiators

        Oil field equipment/oil field contractor
        • Gilsonite from vibrating screens
        • Paraffin from pipes
        • Inside drilling pipes
        • Drilling bits
        • Tanks
        • Batteries
        • Portable rigs
        • Generators
        • Compressors
        • Vehicles

        Paint contractors
        • Cleaning hard surfaces
        • Rust removal
        • Paint prep / old paint removal
        • Trucks
        • Lifts
        • Scaffoldings

        Parking garages
        • Parking areas
        • Drive ways
        • Floors
        • Ceiling
        • Attendant booths
        • Stair wells

        Paving contractors
        • Tar pots
        • Trucks
        • Parts
        • Shop
        • Equipment

        Pipe yards
        • Pipe(inside and out)
        • Trucks
        • Forklifts
        • Loading equipment
        • Maintenance shop

        Plastering contractors
        • Equipment
        • Trucks

        Plumbing contractors
        • Cleaning sewers
        • Thawing pipe
        • Trucks
        • Parts

        Pump services and repair
        • Pumps
        • Parts
        • Service areas
        • Vehicles

        Radiator shops
        • Radiators
        • Service areas
        • Forklifts
        • Trucks
        • Parts

        Railroads
        • Freight cars
        • Locomotives
        • Equipment
        • Vehicles
        • Parts
        • Shops
        • Spill cleanups

        Rental yards
        • Cleaning equipment
        • Scaffolding
        • Compressors
        • Parts
        • For rental

        Resorts
        • Golf carts
        • Mowing equipment
        • Sidewalks
        • Parking areas
        • Entrances
        • Outdoor meeting  venues
        • Maintenance areas
        • Swimming pools and deck areas
        • Kitchens and concession areas
        • Dumpster areas
        • Vans
        • Other vehicles

        Restaurants
        • Kitchens areas
        • Grease in vents and hoods
        • Windows
        • Sidewalks
        • Outside walls
        • Parking lots
        • Dumpsters

        Salvage yards
        • Engines
        • Body surfaces
        • Parts
        • Forklifts
        • Crushers
        • Tow trucks
        • Shop

        Sand and gravel pits
        • Loaders
        • Bull dossiers
        • Compressors
        • Generators
        • Vehicles
        • Conveyers
        • Shakers

        Sand blasting contractors/equipment and supplies
        • Equipment
        • Trucks
        • Metal and hard surfaces
        • Wet sand blasting

        Saunas and health spas
        • Shower areas
        • Sidewalks
        • Vehicles

        Scaffolding companies
        • Cleaning and removing paint
        • Storage areas
        • Trucks

        Schools
        • Heating and air conditioning units
        • Ducts
        • Sidewalks
        • Parking lots
        • Outside walls
        • Dumpster areas
        • Incinerators
        • Kitchens
        • Trucks
        • Graffiti
        • Food court areas
        • Stadiums

        Service stations
        • Service areas
        • Vehicles
        • Parts
        • Engines
        • Pump areas
        • Sidewalks
        • Restrooms

        Shopping centers
        • Sidewalks
        • Walls
        • Loading docks
        • Windows
        • Graffiti
        • Food court areas
        • Dumpster areas

        Sightseeing—touring companies
        • Tour vehicles
        • Buildings
        • Entrances
        • Sidewalks

        Sign companies
        • Sign surfaces
        • Trucks
        • Crane trucks
        • Shop areas
        • Equipment

        Sod farms
        • Tractors
        • Excavating equipment
        • Sod cutters
        • Truck
        • Warehouse
        • Forklifts

        Stables
        • Stalls
        • Feed areas
        • Feed equipment
        • Training areas
        • Trucks
        • Tractors

        Stadiums
        • Seats
        • Mowing equipment
        • Concession areas parking lots sidewalks
        • Graffiti
        • Vehicles
        • Restrooms

        Swimming pool contractors
        • Vehicles
        • Mixers
        • Excavating equipment
        • Pool tile
        • Pool apron
        • Mildew on pool cover

        Tank repair
        • Tank surfaces
        • Trucks
        • Forklifts
        • Service areas
        • Parts

        Taxicab companies
        • Vehicles
        • Engines
        • Tires
        • Service areas
        • Building

        Technical schools
        • Vehicles
        • Work areas
        • Equipment
        • Machinery
        • Engines
        • Shop floors
        • Food courts
        • Buildings
        • Sidewalks
        • Parking lots

        Tire sales and service
        • White wall service areas
        • Entry way / sidewalks
        • Trucks
        • Equipment

        Trailer parks
        • Sidewalks
        • Swimming pools areas
        • Playground equipment
        • Restrooms
        • Parking areas

        Trailer rental
        • Trailers
        • Axles
        • Tires
        • Trucks
        • Service areas

        Transmission sales and service
        • Transmissions
        • Parts
        • Service areas
        • Hydraulic equipment
        • Forklifts
        • Trucks

        Truck stops
        • Service areas
        • Fuel pumps
        • Kitchen areas
        • Signs
        • Dumpster areas

        Trucking and cartage companies
        • Handling equipment
        • Trucks
        • Storage areas
        • Service and maintenance areas

        Window washing services
        • Windows
        • Frames
        • Trucks
        • Scaffolding
        • Lifts

        Wineries
        • Barrel cleaning and sanitization
        • Floors and storage areas
        • Sanitize processing equipment