One of our crews spent the day last week pressure washing park shelters for the City of Longmont.
Pressure Washing Longmont Park Shelters
They have quite a few park shelters they needed cleaned up for a busy season of picnics, softball, frisbee throwing, and all the other things people do at the park in the beautiful Colorado summers.
When you’re doing a pressure washing job like this, logistics are a big part of making it work. You have to make sure you have enough water for each location since not all the parks have turned on their water. We worked with the city to make sure it would work.
There are many small details to consider in a job like this. There’s a lot of driving in between pressure washing the park shelters. And setting up, tearing down, and traveling between locations have to be factored in to the job.
You have to make sure you have enough hose to reach from the parking lot to the shelter since they’re not always close together. And you have to be ready to collect any waste water that runs toward a storm drain and dispose of it properly.
One of our managers spent a large chunk of a day checking all the locations before we sent the crew to do the work. Then he wrote up the specifications for each location and routed the truck so it would make the best use of the crews time. The time our manger spent has to be factored into the job as well.
We’ve done hundred of large jobs and we know how to make them work efficiently so we can keep the cost down for our clients.
If you have a large pressure washing you need done right – the first time – give us a call.
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