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if we have to make a return visit we usually clean again and then protect, it seem like it helps so we don’t have to make a third visit.
ours was an airleak going into the pump, we just cut the line a little and adjusted the clamp and it was good to go.
we use our dirt napper all the time and FAE on the dirty ones. the napper works great on traffic lanes, and if there are any stains we use FAE on them.
we use the woven turf with the dirt napper on almost 95% of all jobs, but we like the blue mf for the stairs. when I need to order new pads I’ll probly try the blue ones.
we usually charge $100-$150 depending on how bad it is. Don’t be scared to walk away from the bad ones, we’ve ran away from a few of the bad ones.
On my last order the A was darker than usual but it stilled pulled the wine stain just as good as the clear stuff. Red dye removal amazes me every time I use it, it is great stuff.
we use a Grout Sealer Applicator Roller Bottle that we bought for i think $4.00 from Lowes. It really speeds up the process and easy to use.
we charge $1.25 to clean and seal. We figure if we are going thru all the trouble of cleaning it we are going to seal it, and after we explain all the time and hard labor to the customer they don’t seem to mind. But we make sure they know that price is for cleaning and sealing so if they get other estimates they know.
we were going thru about 2 to 3 a year until we switched to the grey stair pads and we haven’t had to get a new drive plate since. its been about a year.
we cleaned a Clark store in late sept. fairly easy charged $500 for 2000 sf, they paid in about 2-3 weeks.
