I only have 1-2 years of pressure washing experience and have bought most of my equipment used to keep start-up costs low. The pole I was using was a 6'-12' fiberglass pole that didn't quite serve my needs and the handle mounted on the bottom broke off. After reading here and personal experience here in the midwest I'm thinking a 24ft pole would cover all my bases.
Looking to get your experienced opinions on what pole to buy (and why) and where you recommend.
Thanks in advance for any help.

know need for extesion poles,downstreaming is the way to go,or even the x-jet set up.I bought a extension pole when i first got started also.For me it was a complete waste of money.Do some research on downstreaming,and the x-jet I think you will find these are much better and safer ways for doing houses and buildings.




Eric Hilbert
Pressure Clean Power Washing
Hamilton nj 08690
609-234-1273

WW, i use extendawands. i couldn't live without them. i have a 12 ft. and a 24ft. the less i use the 24ft the better. i use the 12ft everyday.

Duane
Taylor Power Washing
dstay1@hotmail.com

Learning the proper methods for down streaming will save you time and money. With the right nozzles, you can clean 30-40 feet up without messing around with clumsy, expensive extension wands.

Lance Powell
Clay County Pressure Cleaning, Inc
904 535 4590
Pressure Washing Jacksonville Florida
Roof Cleaning Jacksonville Florida