Restaurant "question About Building Signage"

 
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Old 05-17-2008, 08:30 AM   #1
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Restaurant "question About Building Signage"


I have been asked to wash a restaurant that has signage on the building and LED lighting. I have only done flat work. This building is on an interstate and is pretty dirty, they will also want me to paint.

I've only done flat work

Is there any thing that I should be worried about with electrical.

I run a 4 gpm unit (cold)

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