Upstate Clean-Pressure Washing with Hot Water

Remember my day yesterday where everything went wrong? Well, this morning the dogs had dog food so they were fed. The credit card issue turned out to be a pump problem at the gas station. It just happened that I went to two pumps that were not excepting credit cards. Today I had no problem getting fuel from a different pump. I went out to the pressure washing trailer and found that the ground cable going from the battery to the engine was lose and that was causing the fuse problem. I already had some new wheel bearings for the surface cleaner wheels so I replaced the worn out bearings with new ones. The water back flowing into the soap drum was caused by a broken o-ring. And the dog didn't jump up on me when I got home today. So I guess everyone can have a bad day once in a while, but Sea to Summit Pressure Washing didn't let it keep us down.

You said you smelled bleach and called the city to complain while we were cleaning these 20 year old moldy and mildewed properties in Clemson that had never been cleaned. Well, guilty as charged. We used a cleaning solution that contained 0.9% sodium hypochlorite, bleach, which is probably a smaller percentage that you have in your swimming pool. For those of you that think bleach is the great Satan, I ask you to take a look around in you own home and see how many products that you own contain bleach. I agree that the misuse of bleach by a lot of pressure washing companies that may be spraying bleach with percentages as high as 12 to 15% is a very bad thing, but at Sea to Summit Pressure Washing, we are very responsible with the use of bleach.

My office view last Friday. So what's the deal about a broken down chain link fence? The home we were cleaning was up in the mountains of SC and had a chain link fence all the way around it that the bears had nearly destroyed while climbing over it to get into his yard.