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Users activity: 23 posts per thread
Forum activity: 3 active threads during last week
 

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Threads: 3 24 70
Post: 9 63 163
 

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CRUSS
2
user's latest post:
Who to contact?
Published (2009-07-02 15:08:00)
Thanks Ron. Potential prospects are Food lion, IGA, Wal Mart, Outback, fast food chains, etc.
Ron Musgraves
2
user's latest post:
Who to contact?
Published (2009-07-02 17:35:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by CRUSS Thanks Ron. Potential prospects are Food lion, IGA, Wal Mart, Outback, fast food chains, etc. Food lion I dont know, the only grocery chain that handles it not at store level is Groger. Groger has a online bidding. WalMart contracts Expire july 31 2009, not known if they will be handled at store level again or master service agreement. (479)204-3385 used to be the number. Its vacant....so they might be at...
Doug T
1
user's latest post:
Kitchen Floor
Published (2009-06-25 10:06:00)
As always John, good job. Hope you get the other 4.
John Doherty
1
user's latest post:
Kitchen Floor
Published (2009-06-25 17:57:00)
Thanks Doug!
scotttr1
1
user's latest post:
if you had 12K what would you do?
Published (2009-06-29 19:07:00)
what would be a good 2 gun set up? trying to do commercial and industrial work. also do i need a recovery system or just a vacu-boom or something similar? i am going to start with around 12K so if you have and expert set up ideas that would be extremely helpful. thanks scott
Beth n Rod
1
user's latest post:
if you had 12K what would you do?
Published (2009-06-29 19:12:00)
Call Tom Vogel @ ACR products. He is very close to you in Easton Pa. and can help you with a complete set up. 610-253-8005 Rod!~
RPetry
1
user's latest post:
if you had 12K what would you do?
Published (2009-06-29 19:32:00)
Ditto on Mr. Vogel and company. If you want good equipment, set up right, they are the veritable cat's meow.
Joe Ortiz
1
user's latest post:
if you had 12K what would you do?
Published (2009-07-01 01:47:00)
Go to Indo and surf
Alexy
1
user's latest post:
Who to contact?
Published (2009-07-02 16:22:00)
What are you doing? Flat work? KEC work?
  

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Started 4 days, 4 hours ago (2009-07-02 12:32:00)  by CRUSS
Just starting out. Who do you contact about doing work for business chains (food centers, reasturants, etc.)? Manager.....owner....
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Started 6 days, 22 hours ago (2009-06-29 19:07:00)  by scotttr1
what would be a good 2 gun set up? trying to do commercial and industrial work. also do i need a recovery system or just a vacu-boom or something similar? i am going to start with around 12K so if you have and expert set up ideas that would be extremely helpful. thanks scott
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Started 3 weeks, 3 days ago (2009-06-11 17:22:00)  by John Doherty
Ok, bidding a small hospital kitchen floor, just general kitchen type dirt on the tile. My question is can I use my surface cleaner on it? I'm hoping to just use hot water and no chems if possible. There are several drains and we'll also have wet vacs and a sludge sucker if nesessary. Anything else I should be watching out for?
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Started 1 week, 6 days ago (2009-06-22 21:36:00)  by southernclean
We are bidding on a 6 story apt complex so we walked the property with the super this morning. She was very stern and said that the last company to pressure wash the building left the windows with a foggy film that could not be removed. She said they had to replace $30,000 worth of windows. What causes windows to get foggy?
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Started 2 weeks, 1 day ago (2009-06-20 19:54:00)  by zhamilton89
Just wondering if any of you guys clean the bays in say a pepboys or midas auto shops? Im sure they are a mess but that just means more frequent cleaning on our part. It seems like a nice deal on our end, just wondering why I havent heard of anyone doing them? Thanks, Zach
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Started 3 weeks, 3 days ago (2009-06-12 15:40:00)  by Adrian
I shared this on PT State as well. I have no reservations about cleaning 60k sq ft. parking lot for a Muslim Mosque. But, apparently one of my subs does. His belief does not allow him to work on another belief's property. (one stip is that I'm "third party" so it might be ok sheesh) I just told him it's a regular day at the races for me and the finish line is green, This is business ...
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Started 1 month ago (2009-06-03 19:52:00)  by dcoronado
I went and did a commercial job (Big Lots) and searched for water when I spoke with the manager. Did not find anything that resembled a water spigot that I have ever seen. Anyone know where I can go in terms of the internet to see the different types that exist. I did see something that might have been H20 but not sure. It was round approx 1.25 inches in diameter but did not have a valve to turn ...
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Started 3 weeks, 3 days ago (2009-06-12 13:14:00)  by acegot
The top panels of this building are fiberglass. They have black dirt lines running from top, not too bad, just enough that hot water wash doesnt quite do it. Was wondering what chem would be the best to downstream. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
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Started 10 months, 1 week ago (2008-08-31 12:23:00)  by Ron Musgraves
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Started 1 month, 2 weeks ago (2009-05-17 20:43:00)  by Richard
My wife kicked me out or I would have asked her. What can I use to clean caulk. Used Eaco Chem, SafeRestore on the front of my sons Pak Mail store. The annodized aluminium looks great. But, what about the caulk. I couldnt get red clay off on Friday and problems again 2day.
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Started 4 days, 4 hours ago (2009-07-02 12:32:00)  by CRUSS
Just starting out. Who do you contact about doing work for business chains (food centers, reasturants, etc.)? Manager.....owner....
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Started 6 days, 22 hours ago (2009-06-29 19:07:00)  by scotttr1
what would be a good 2 gun set up? trying to do commercial and industrial work. also do i need a recovery system or just a vacu-boom or something similar? i am going to start with around 12K so if you have and expert set up ideas that would be extremely helpful. thanks scott
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