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Window Washers

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I seriously wouldn't do it for a million a year. I am terrified of heights.

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Maybe if I was wearing a base-jumping pack or parachute or something. I would need a couple of changes of underwear as well.

I don't know if its still true, but not too long ago, window washers had the highest Worker's Compensation premium rates of all jobs in Ohio.

 

That's because they were downtown. They are hanging 25 stories above a city street and still had to dodge bullets...

I started washing windows a couple of years ago after I retired just to have something to do and make a little extra money.. Now I have more work than I can do and the money is amazing.. I can triple my bids and still get the job...

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I started washing windows a couple of years ago after I retired just to have something to do and make a little extra money.. Now I have more work than I can do and the money is amazing.. I can triple my bids and still get the job...

 

I hope this question comes off as a serious one, because it is intended as such, but how many tall buildings are there in your neck of the woods (Pulaski Co.)? Or, do your crew and you travel to Lex / Nash / Lou / Cincy?

 

I don't doubt that the work is there to be had based on the overwhelming number of people (myself lead among them) that couldn't do the job if they had to. I'm sure the jobs are aplenty and the money is great -- and you guys deserve every penny. :thumb:

It'd take a ton of money to get me to do that.

I hope this question comes off as a serious one, because it is intended as such, but how many tall buildings are there in your neck of the woods (Pulaski Co.)? Or, do your crew and you travel to Lex / Nash / Lou / Cincy?

 

I don't doubt that the work is there to be had based on the overwhelming number of people (myself lead among them) that couldn't do the job if they had to. I'm sure the jobs are aplenty and the money is great -- and you guys deserve every penny. :thumb:

I haven't did any high-rises yet. Mostly post-construction on new schools,hospitals,libraries,etc.. Nothing over 5 stories but I'm anxious to try..

Im not terrified of heights,Im terrified of Falling from High places and Hitting the ground Very Hard...:D

Nor I....Raising up out of bed, gets me light-headed.

But the swinging bridge at Paintsville CC doesn't faze you?:D

I'm gonna go with a big no thanks on that job offer. For what they'd have to pay me to do that job I'd retire after only a few years on the job.

Well I'm not afraid of going up a Steep hill I'm terrified of going down really terrified.

I have to get out of the vehicle if backing toward a hill, afraid of going over backward. I get out of the car and when turned around I get back in the car, like well if it goes over backward it goes without me.

But the swinging bridge at Paintsville CC doesn't faze you?:D
That thing is a monster. :scared:

I don't even like to get up on the roof of my 1-story house.

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