Quote the surface, check the water, prove the result
Estimates built on surface area and access, site notes covering water and power, and before-and-after evidence on the work order.
What makes this trade different
Pressure washing is quoted on things you can only really assess in person: how much surface, how dirty, what it is made of, and whether the machine can reach it. A phone quote is a guess that the crew inherits.
The site logistics are the other half. No outside tap, no accessible power, or a driveway that drains straight into a storm inlet each turn a straightforward job into an aborted morning.
How ServusOne handles it
Estimates that itemize the surfaces
Line-itemed estimates let driveway, siding, and roof each carry their own scope and price, so a customer trimming the job trims a line rather than renegotiating the total.
Site conditions recorded before mobilizing
Water source, power availability, and access constraints live on the service address, so the crew loads for the site rather than for the average site.
Before-and-after evidence on the job
Photos captured on the work order are the whole product in this trade — they justify the price and settle the occasional dispute about what the surface looked like beforehand.
Plan the day around the equipment
Jobs are sequenced manually on the dispatch board, which matters when one trailer and one machine have to cover five properties across a town.
Straight answers
Can I quote different surfaces separately on one job?
Yes. Estimates are built from line items, so each surface or area can carry its own scope and price.
Does ServusOne claim environmental or run-off compliance functions?
No. ServusOne does not claim regulated environmental, wastewater, or run-off compliance functions. It records the work and site notes your team captures.
Try it on a real week of your work
The 14-day trial starts without a card. You can also see the other trades in Cleaning and Exterior Washing.