I just did an estimate for another urine soaked house. I hope they turn it down due to being too expensive. If they do, they can't blame me if the new tenants complain about the horrid stink. We'll see how it goes. I estimated 20 gallons of Urine treatment.
I hope they turn this down.
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Hack Attack
Member
Thats a job that needs a written disclaimer 1st. I'd personally walk (1) because I wouldnt want to do it (2) I wouldnt want my rep associated with it longterm
I was very clear on the estimate. I recommended replacement. I don't mess with pulling pad and sealing subfloor. Just to much for me. I'll let the other guys play with that mess.
Hack Attack
Member
Toilets cant replace carpets and vice versa.
Cleanworks
Moderator
Do you show the customer these videos?
Yes. So they can see for themselves.
I used to do the pad rip out, seal sub floor and re install but its hard to find that middle ground where your getting paid a lot for it, but still somehow makes sense that they dont just completely replace.
the price to where its worth it just comes too close to what they can buy a low quality but new pad/carpet
the price to where its worth it just comes too close to what they can buy a low quality but new pad/carpet
Hack Attack
Member
I provide free estimate based on what I can see.
If I was going over and beyond with video and UV etc I'd call that a "report" and slap my minimum charge on it.
Which could possibly be waived if they went ahead with my over and beyond estimate
If I was going over and beyond with video and UV etc I'd call that a "report" and slap my minimum charge on it.
Which could possibly be waived if they went ahead with my over and beyond estimate
Cleanworks
Moderator
They say a pic is worth a 1000 words. A video should be worth a $1000.
Lee Stockwell
FOJL
If only there were "smellavision".
Sierra Clean Care
Member
Naw, I got this.. This is what I do best.
hogjowl
Idiot™
If that’s rental property, then it’s likely that the owner/manager doesn’t want to replace it. I guess there’s several ways to handle this, here’s what I do.
I use my HF to apply Harvard’s Pet Enzyme (at 4 to 1). I apply it pretty heavy.
I let it dwell for an hour
Then I apply 40v (straight) to any stains that are left
And HWE it with the RV. I put Saigers Lime Citron deodorant in my rinse.
I have never had a call back, but that’s probably because it’s rental property.
I use my HF to apply Harvard’s Pet Enzyme (at 4 to 1). I apply it pretty heavy.
I let it dwell for an hour
Then I apply 40v (straight) to any stains that are left
And HWE it with the RV. I put Saigers Lime Citron deodorant in my rinse.
I have never had a call back, but that’s probably because it’s rental property.
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It's a Hydraforce light, but i'm sure Cobb will take this opening to plug his light.
hogjowl
Idiot™
I got a Cobb light
And there is nothing wrong with that.
What do you do for that hour dwell time? Take a nap in the van?
hogjowl
Idiot™
Depends
Sierra Clean Care
Member
The million dollar question..... CAN YOU SEE URINE SPOTS IN A FULLY, DAYLIGHT ROOM? The one I bought from Interlink said I could... I paid 850$ for it. NOT impressed.... i need a A POWERFUL UV LIGHT. NO BULLSHIT. I need something with 18650 lithium, rechargeable batteries.
Jeff @ SCC
Old Coastie
Supportive Member
Cobb light. Compact and you can tan with it while the urine treatment simmers.
hogjowl
Idiot™
I CAN, but it’s much harder than when it’s dark
Cleanworks
Moderator
Yeah, I have an aunty that wears them too.
hogjowl
Idiot™
I wondered who would go there
It wasn’t me. I’m much to classy to take such a low road.
Cleanworks
Moderator
Small minds
hogjowl
Idiot™
I just pour it in straight and take the yellow tip out
4:1.
hogjowl
Idiot™
I said that
No you idiot. That was the Vegas odds that you Stoke out tonight.
