[Warrant]

I hired no pressure house washing 352-728-2768 to clean some oil spots left by a contractor off of my driveway. They stated that they were able to clean the spots but the spots remained. They of course still billed me even though they failed to perform the task they were hired for. I'll never use them again. No customer service or even acknowledgement that they did not provide the service they were hired for.

[Two Bills]

Originally Posted by Warrant

I hired no pressure house washing 352-728-2768 to clean some oil spots left by a contractor off of my driveway. They stated that they were able to clean the spots but the spots remained. They of course still billed me even though they failed to perform the task they were hired for. I'll never use them again. No customer service or even acknowledgement that they did not provide the service they were hired for.

I hope you never paid the bill.
Settlement should be on completion, and satisfaction.

[DAVES]

Originally Posted by Warrant

I hired no pressure house washing 352-728-2768 to clean some oil spots left by a contractor off of my driveway. They stated that they were able to clean the spots but the spots remained. They of course still billed me even though they failed to perform the task they were hired for. I'll never use them again. No customer service or even acknowledgement that they did not provide the service they were hired for.

Not defending the people you hired but oil on cement is virtually impossible to remove as it soaks into the porous cement. Detergent will thin the oil and remove some but allow the rest to soak in further. Traditional is muriatic acid. It is cheap and works. BEWARE, it is diluted HYDOCLORIC acid. Will like take several applications. As it will take several applications you will probably need to do it yourself. READ on the internet. Have proper equipment, eye protection proper gloves. Wash it into the street.
If, into your plants it will kill or damage them

[photo1902]

Originally Posted by DAVES

Not defending the people you hired but oil on cement is virtually impossible to remove as it soaks into the porous cement. Detergent will thin the oil and remove some but allow the rest to soak in further. Traditional is muriatic acid. It is cheap and works. BEWARE, it is diluted HYDOCLORIC acid. Will like take several applications. As it will take several applications you will probably need to do it yourself. READ on the internet. Have proper equipment, eye protection proper gloves. Wash it into the street.
If, into your plants it will kill or damage them

Excellent points. Pressure washing very seldom removes oil stains.

And too much muriatic acid can result in revealing the aggregate inside the concrete. Or so a friend told me

[Keefelane66]

Originally Posted by Warrant

I hired no pressure house washing 352-728-2768 to clean some oil spots left by a contractor off of my driveway. They stated that they were able to clean the spots but the spots remained. They of course still billed me even though they failed to perform the task they were hired for. I'll never use them again. No customer service or even acknowledgement that they did not provide the service they were hired for.

I wouldn't even think of blaming the contractor for causing to issue.

[kkingston57]

Originally Posted by Warrant

I hired no pressure house washing 352-728-2768 to clean some oil spots left by a contractor off of my driveway. They stated that they were able to clean the spots but the spots remained. They of course still billed me even though they failed to perform the task they were hired for. I'll never use them again. No customer service or even acknowledgement that they did not provide the service they were hired for.

Have my own commerical quality pressure washer and it will not remove certain types of stains such as motor oil in pavers or cement. They should have told you in advance that they can not remove some types of stains.

[Topspinmo]

I had oil stain used every cleaner under the sun. Still there, used gasoline, removed oil spot now I got gasoline spot which makes concrete lighter but oil spot gone.

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by Warrant

I hired no pressure house washing 352-728-2768 to clean some oil spots left by a contractor off of my driveway. They stated that they were able to clean the spots but the spots remained. They of course still billed me even though they failed to perform the task they were hired for. I'll never use them again. No customer service or even acknowledgement that they did not provide the service they were hired for.

Did your contractor have to park in your driveway? I will never allow a contractor park their vehicle in my driveway. I've seen what those contractor trucks have left in the streets.

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by Keefelane66

I wouldn't even think of blaming the contractor for causing to issue.

Really? Why not. The contractor should have parked in the street.

[me4vt]

Damn, well I guess you had a Great day since No one dropped a bomb or rocket in your yard today!

[La lamy]

Originally Posted by Keefelane66

I wouldn't even think of blaming the contractor for causing to issue.

Are you serious?

[La lamy]

Originally Posted by kkingston57

Have my own commerical quality pressure washer and it will not remove certain types of stains such as motor oil in pavers or cement. They should have told you in advance that they can not remove some types of stains.

Agreed.

[Keefelane66]

Originally Posted by La lamy

Are you serious?

Sarcasm

[GOLFER54]

I will never understand why people would pay anyone they hire who hasn’t done the job they were hired to do.

[GOLFER54]

Originally Posted by Keefelane66

I wouldn't even think of blaming the contractor for causing to issue.

Your response makes absolutely no sense 🤪