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The franchisee showcases the minimal tools and equipment required for installing the MosquitoNix system. This typically includes a work van (which can be customized with shelving and company branding), a basic tool belt, cordless power tools such as a drill and an impact driver, a hand trencher for burying lines, and specialized measuring tools like a laser rangefinder. These tools enable efficient and precise installation of the misting system along property perimeters.

Goal: Gather and understand the necessary tools and equipment for system installation.

Tools and materials

  • Cordless Drill DeWalt — Drilling holes for mounting nozzles and securing lines
  • Cordless Impact Driver DeWalt — Driving screws and fasteners
  • E-Tool — Digging in tight spaces around gates or shrubs where the hand trencher cannot reach
  • Hand Trencher — Creating shallow trenches (approx. 6 inches deep) for burying misting lines
  • Ladder — Reaching higher points for nozzle installation
  • Laser Rangefinder Callaway — Accurately measuring distances for bidding and installation
  • Misting Line — Carrying the misting solution
  • Screws/Drivers — Fastening system components
  • Tool Belt DeWalt — Carrying small tools and fasteners during installation
  • Work Van Ford Transit — Transporting equipment and materials, serving as a mobile workshop

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this can be done by a single guy. Like I said, $6,000 in a day. But, if you have a team like he's got with Gabe, here's really basically all of the equipment you need. You've You've got to have a van if you want to become part of the franchise, right? >> Yes, sir. So, this van right here we purchased through the franchisor. We had it wrapped. That was all part of the purchase agreement. Put all the shelves in here. Uh and really what this becomes is a work van that, you know, it went from um it went from a U-Haul to me, and we installed these shelves, and now the work that we do in it it 90% of the work is actually outside, where you see right over here. >> So, really that's your main investment. That's your tool. So, like for me, you guys, I've got a skid loader there. I've got a loader. I've got an excavator. I've got three equipment trailers. I've got a fuel trailer. I've got all of this in all of this heavy equipment invested into it. They don't need to do that. They need to have a work van. >> A work van, and the work van you can purchase on you know, at your local location. But, that is the biggest investment I've made outside of the franchise of you know, purchasing in the franchise. >> Now, let's look at the tools, because even the The that you need to do the install are almost pretty basic. I mean, a tool belt, tool belt, power tools. You got to have a drill. This makes it easy to be putting in along the fence line. Uh we have uh a tool like this right here. This is for your trenching. So, all you do is you just push this into the ground, push it forward, you create a V, you set the line down in it, closes right back up, so you're only going down 6 in. The other equipment, we need screws, we need drivers, uh and you see zip ties. Uh we have an e-tool. If we can't use this right here to uh do any uh trenching, like say around a gate, uh something you just can't get into. So, these are all the tools we use. But, I want to go also cover the the bidding and estimating portion of it. Because what I what I do is the bidding and estimating is is difficult. I mean, that can make or break a guy, really. I mean, for for hardscaping, for excavating, for demolition, there's so many variables that go into these jobs that there really is a uh a high level of uh of intelligence required, plus experience to go into it, plus knowledge and foresight of your overhead and everything else. But, with you guys, I'm going to tell you right now, I…

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