July 3, 2008, 11:25 am
Steady income during the off-season
Paul, Toronto, Canada
I am presently starting a pressure wash business in Toronto. Business is good, but how can I find steady work during the winter?
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From Alyssa Siebolds, Brainerd, Minnesota Think college students. I am sure there is a college in Toronto. Think entertainment and inclusion. Sorry, can't think of anything you can use your pressure washer for. Never stop trying, positive people create positive outcomes.
Posted By Alyssa Siebolds, Brainerd, Minnesota : August 12, 2008 1:07 am
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I would suggest looking into doing interior pressure washing. Commercial and industrial sites often need machines/floors cleaned. You could market it as a recurring service (janatorial), getting contracts that state you will return monthly/quarterly/etc. to wash again.