This roof is so huge! Rain is really tough for this type of work, I did not realize it till now! :) Great video!!!! I wonder if people do this type of job (everything you do in your videos) in Romania, because I never heard or saw anyone do it!
@@PartridgeExteriorCleaning No Worries. I have a business in Devon doing the same, it's a hard way to earn a living. Especially this time of year and during these unforseen times. Respect.
Definitely mate I think all the new starters will be making competition a bit fierce for a while but only the strong survive in this job I’ve found. It’s all motivation. Good luck to you mate hope you have a record year
@@PartridgeExteriorCleaning Yes, I've noticed a lot of new starters. I come from a roofing background so kinda used to it lol Thanks mate, means a lot. Same to you, stay safe and hope this year's a gooden.
I’m not sure if you jerry rig things for your needs but I would suggest that you patent your ideas because you could retire rich and comfortable, Good luck my friend You have a gold mine there…from Alaska
Hi mate thanks for the comment, for roof cleaning in particular I use Facebook adverts but to be honest I’ve been surviving off word of mouth for the past 6 months, usually drop one advert a month just invade of cancellations though 👍
Thanks buddy sorry I didn't reply to your previous comments on another video, was hidden in my spam folder for some reason. And just a long pole with a flat blade and just scrape it away (: Killer on the arms but got to be done
@@PartridgeExteriorCleaning thanks mate i have my first roof job coimg up. Just trying to get all angles covid lol. Happy Xmas and have a mega New year shag
@@craigredman6996 Good luck dude I wish you all the best, just remember its gonna hurt like hell the first few cleans but it does get easier once the muscles you've never used before get used to it :D Good luck!
Sorry Sid, if you ever get time are you able to stick up a link to the gooseneck attachment for the scraper. Had my first job today with the scraper but had to get the cat-ladder out after an hour, just to keep a half decent angle 😦
Hello hello, i get mine from window cleaning warehouse, but if you just go onto any window cleaning site and type angle adapter or gooseneck you’ll find them 👍👍
Absolutely nothing in the snow, fortunately we rarely get snow here, if it was more common I would probably get a gutter vac and focus on clearing guttering during snowy weather or figure out a way of making money from home via buying & selling etc.
@@PartridgeExteriorCleaning I don't know if it's viable for you. But a winter service could work next time. think clearing path ways in-between front/back doors and the curb. or for shop owners in front of there shop and there parking lot. that often pays pretty well and is a good way to get over that winter hump. clearing leaves out of gardens can also help a bit.
BRO YOU KNOW WHEN YOU USING A LADDER LIKE THAT ITS ONLY MATTER OF TIME! THAT WHY THEY INVENTED TOWER SCAFFOLDING! BRO IT COST LESS THAN 40 A DAY I NO HOW MUCH YOU CHARGE FOR ROOFS . BECASUE IF YOU FALL YOU WONT EVER BE BACK UP THERE MAKING MONEY! FFS ON BUILDING SITES THEY HAVE BEEN BAGS!
And thank you everyone for 180 Subscribers! Can't believe I got here that fast, its only been just over a month so over the moon, roll on 200!
Marathon Watching 9/27/21 Excellent work! Keep it up! 😉You are very good at what you do.
Taking forever to go HD so check back later if the quality is pants :D
It's sound mate.
@@englishgrandad3298 Sorted :D
This roof is so huge! Rain is really tough for this type of work, I did not realize it till now! :) Great video!!!! I wonder if people do this type of job (everything you do in your videos) in Romania, because I never heard or saw anyone do it!
hey well if not, you'll be a millionaire if you start :D
@@PartridgeExteriorCleaning I am not confident enough to start such a business.
I always screw a piece of roofing battern to the decking, only about 15 inches long, to help with ladder safety.
Keep up the good work 👍
That’s another great way to do it mate!
Thanks a lot buddy
@@PartridgeExteriorCleaning No Worries. I have a business in Devon doing the same, it's a hard way to earn a living. Especially this time of year and during these unforseen times. Respect.
Definitely mate I think all the new starters will be making competition a bit fierce for a while but only the strong survive in this job I’ve found. It’s all motivation.
Good luck to you mate hope you have a record year
@@PartridgeExteriorCleaning Yes, I've noticed a lot of new starters. I come from a roofing background so kinda used to it lol
Thanks mate, means a lot.
Same to you, stay safe and hope this year's a gooden.
Wicked job again! 😄 x x
woo thank you ! xx
I’m not sure if you jerry rig things for your needs but I would suggest that you patent your ideas because you could retire rich and comfortable, Good luck my friend You have a gold mine there…from Alaska
Just starting out, what’s the best way you’ve found to get new customers? Great videos 👍🏻 keep them coming
Hi mate thanks for the comment, for roof cleaning in particular I use Facebook adverts but to be honest I’ve been surviving off word of mouth for the past 6 months, usually drop one advert a month just invade of cancellations though 👍
Great video mate I've learned so much from this channel.
How do you get to the apex of the roof and get the moss off.
Thanks
Thanks buddy sorry I didn't reply to your previous comments on another video, was hidden in my spam folder for some reason.
And just a long pole with a flat blade and just scrape it away (: Killer on the arms but got to be done
@@PartridgeExteriorCleaning thanks mate i have my first roof job coimg up.
Just trying to get all angles covid lol.
Happy Xmas and have a mega New year shag
@@craigredman6996 Good luck dude I wish you all the best, just remember its gonna hurt like hell the first few cleans but it does get easier once the muscles you've never used before get used to it :D
Good luck!
Really liking that scraper. :)
Yeah nifty bit of kit, don't know how I got on without it now.
Sorry Sid, if you ever get time are you able to stick up a link to the gooseneck attachment for the scraper. Had my first job today with the scraper but had to get the cat-ladder out after an hour, just to keep a half decent angle 😦
Where you get your tools from mate. 😊
How do you get the biocide up your pole and onto the roof? Does your big boy back pack use a battery to pump it?
Hi have you the link for the tool
freemans-flexi-scraper.company.site/. 👍👍
Hi Sid, where did you get the angled goose neck from?
Hello hello, i get mine from window cleaning warehouse, but if you just go onto any window cleaning site and type angle adapter or gooseneck you’ll find them 👍👍
@@PartridgeExteriorCleaning Cheers mate
Great video mate keep em coming are you on instagram 👍🏼
Hi buddy thanks a lot i appreciate that! and yes its @PartridgeExteriorCleaning
What do you do for income in all this bad weather ?
Absolutely nothing in the snow, fortunately we rarely get snow here, if it was more common I would probably get a gutter vac and focus on clearing guttering during snowy weather or figure out a way of making money from home via buying & selling etc.
@@PartridgeExteriorCleaning I don't know if it's viable for you. But a winter service could work next time.
think clearing path ways in-between front/back doors and the curb.
or for shop owners in front of there shop and there parking lot.
that often pays pretty well and is a good way to get over that winter hump.
clearing leaves out of gardens can also help a bit.
BRO YOU KNOW WHEN YOU USING A LADDER LIKE THAT ITS ONLY MATTER OF TIME! THAT WHY THEY INVENTED TOWER SCAFFOLDING! BRO IT COST LESS THAN 40 A DAY I NO HOW MUCH YOU CHARGE FOR ROOFS . BECASUE IF YOU FALL YOU WONT EVER BE BACK UP THERE MAKING MONEY! FFS ON BUILDING SITES THEY HAVE BEEN BAGS!