[marc]

i have been asked to quote to clean the underneath of a petrol station roof above the fuel pumps any one done one of these if so any tips would be great ie what sort of cleaner to use would wfp be ok its going to be a messie job so would want more than what you get for windows thank you in advance for any help

[macmac]

marc

that sounds like a tricky job, never done it myself, just make sure you quote well for it as it may be harder than it looks. wfp without the goosneck may be a good idea to toy with.

[S_RICHARDSON]

Never come across this problem before but i'd think that maybe you should alter the pressure on the pump or pole so you just have enough or you'll end up getting drenched cause your working directly above yourself.

I think i'm right anyway!

[Fast 1 *]

Put in a major price for that.Its not a 24 hour garage is it?

[MNWC]

seen it done

They use a pressure washer and movable tower

[john tomkins]

Generally aluminium sheet so you'd have to find out how easy the grime comes off that! maybe thats why you could get away with a pressure washer

[marc]

thinking of going early sunday to test an area i know i will get drenched will put  water profes on and suffer it will prob quote £40 ish per hour

[JohnL]

I would double that plus the cost of a tower and jet washer!

Make sure the Ali' sheet is sound or you might bring it down with a high pressure jet

[gaza]

water and petrol dont mix to well what about removing this mixture from the forcourt?
just an oservation

 gaza

[Fast 1 *]

£400

[Richy L]

you will need to use some tfr i recon, and jet wash it. I have removed petrol from a drive before using this method. Not easy!
I think you are looking at £50 an hour minimum on this one. I assume you would have to do it at night when it is not busy , so you could double your fee.