Thinking about starting a pressure washing business. Looking for
info training, possible on-the-job training?  Washing off pollen
and washing driveways and houses to start. Looking for what
equipment, which cleaners, how to do advertising, etc.  8 months
ago - 1 answers  Best Answer  Chosen by Asker  This question
comes up from time to time. Do you have your equipment already?
If not, be prepared to go with at least 3.5 or 4 Gallons Per
Minute. Anything smaller just won't be competitive or operate
the accessories you will want to use (like a surface cleaner for
driveways).  Pressure washing requires good knowledge about
techniques and chemical cleaners. I have about 16 years in the
business and I teach some pressure washing classes for
Contractors Foundation several times each year. They are the
best, which is why I teach for them. They have a schedule of
pressure washing classes on their web site that you can check
into.  On the job training is harder to come by. I have seen
some contractors take people out