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His most-watched new upload explains how buying a truck led to hiring help and learning to manage clients.
MacLane Power Washing
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Why I stopped doing every single Powerwashing job myself 💦
Henry MacLane bought a work truck, then found himself with more than equipment to look after. Hiring a driver meant payroll, more bookings and a different sort of working day.
That change is the subject of MacLane Power Washing's most-watched upload among six posted this week, drawing roughly 106,000 views. He opens with a deliberately provocative line: "I run a pressure washing business, but I hate pressure washing." The explanation is less about disliking the work than about no longer doing every job himself.
He recalls a first summer towing his equipment in a wagon cart. Once the truck and hiring arrived, he had to spend more time on administration and clients. Training employees to run jobs independently freed him to develop the business. He says the weekly workload grew from three jobs to a dozen or more.
Viewers have practical questions of their own: what to charge, whether washing could sit alongside a mowing business, and what happens when winter arrives. His archive already contains snow-shoveling diaries; the newest upload starts another Christmas-light business series. That is currently attracting views fastest, followed by the delegation video and his ongoing pressure-washing growth diary.
Elsewhere in the week's uploads, he details the truck, explains fence cleaning and sets himself a day-long revenue challenge that takes him back to finding customers and knocking on doors.
The channel added about 2,000 subscribers over the week, while daily views are now roughly double their usual level. Nearby business channels BNN Bloomberg and WSJ Podcasts are also seeing above-usual daily viewing. For MacLane, the week's clearest change happens away from the spray nozzle: learning to leave a jobsite in someone else's hands.
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How much do you charge? I've thought abt starting one cause I have a mowing buissness and I could do both and make more
@KeithSnyder-d5ySee it on YouTubeVery cool! What do you do in the winter? Can you do snow removal?
@superboyjamieSee it on YouTubeHey I just want advice cause snow is coming and how do I start cleaning people snow and how much do I charge and how do I travel to their houses with shovel pls read this message I have been looking your videos pls reply to my message. Thnx
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Thanks for giving our people a paychecks.
You're doing well managing your Power Washing Business.@JonathonWood-s8fSee it on YouTube
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- Channel
- MacLane Power Washing
- Subscribers
- 152,000 ▲ 2,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 705,239
- Videos published this week
- 6
- Video published
- November 8, 2026
- Video views so far
- 105,724
- Views on its first day
- 59,458
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How did MacLane move his equipment during the first summer he recalls?
He recalls doing his first summer's jobs with equipment carried in a tow-behind wagon cart.