Skip to main content

Tips from a Pro

0:40
12.8K views

Video by The Idaho Painter

The Idaho Painter

What happens here

This video provides a crucial professional tip for contractors, specifically targeting painters and pressure washing services, regarding pre-job inspection of window screens. It emphasizes the importance of documenting any existing damage to screens through photographs before commencing work to prevent potential liability claims. Additionally, the video suggests offering screen repair as an added service to clients, which can enhance customer satisfaction and generate additional revenue. The content does not contain instructions for 'Paint > Interior Wall Painting & Priming > Paint Roller Technique > Wall Painting using Vertical Strokes'.

Transcript

Hide

I got a simple pro tip for you. We've got a house we're out here, pressure washing before we started. Take pictures of anything damaged just for my ability reasons, but we got screens, oxidized screens right here. We have a mobile screen repair company that will drive around mobilely and repair stuff like this. It's a service you can offer your customer. You definitely would damage the screen if you got very close to a pressure washing. So just to make sure liability-wise, take pictures before to show that you didn't damage it, bring it to your customer's attention. You'll get customer service and offer that as a service to repair the screen itself or take it to your local screen shop and get it fixed for them.

Auto-generated from the video audio.