The before and after stays on file.
Clean jobs. Clear days.
The driveway, the deck and the whole-house wash. Turn the customer’s photos into an estimate, schedule the crew and invoice the finished job.
Send a photo of the drive.
See the job before you quote it.
Your website form collects the customer’s description and photos. Keep the surface, access and scope together while you prepare the estimate.
Photos with the request.
See the driveway, siding or deck without chasing a separate message.
Follow up from one inbox.
Confirm the details by text, then move the work onto the schedule.
Leads
3 new this week- Owen BrooksWebsite form10:18 AM
- Nadia PatelWebsite chatYesterday
- Chris VegaReferralMon
Quote the whole job in one pass.
Save the services you sell most, then adjust the quantity and scope on the estimate. House wash, driveway and deck can share one quote.
pressure washing
Your price book
Three surfaces. One estimate.
| Service | Price | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| House wash | $325 | per service |
| Driveway cleaning | $185 | per service |
| Deck cleaning | $160 | per service |
Your services. Your rates. Ready for the next estimate.
Example pricesPrice it your way.
Use fixed prices, ranges or quantities for the service you are quoting.
Keep the add-ons handy.
Include the front walk or patio without starting a second estimate.
Give the crew the whole picture.
The address, scope and customer notes travel with the job. Add finished-work photos, then create the invoice from the work you completed.
Cleaned. Photographed. Invoiced.
Driveway & front walk
- On the way
- Arrived
- Working
- Done
- Scope
Driveway and front walk
Complete- Property note
Water access beside the garage
On file- Finished-work photos
Saved to the customer’s file
Saved
Ready when they arrive.
The assigned crew can see the job details and move its status forward.
Close out from the driveway.
Keep the photos and notes on file, and text the customer a payment link.
From the first quote onward.
Set up for pressure washing.
Bring your customers and service list. Keep estimates, crew assignments and payments connected from the first job.
Set up for pressure washing
Price book
House washing, concrete, decks and your add-ons.
Your ratesWebsite requests
The surface, scope and photos before the estimate.
One leadCustomer records
Access notes, job history and finished-work photos.
On file
Questions pressure washing owners ask.
Your prices, your customers, and the way your shop works.
Can customers send photos before I quote?
Yes. The website request form supports customer photos alongside their contact details and answers to your questions.
Can I combine several services on one estimate?
Yes. Add items from your price book, adjust the quantities or prices, and send one estimate for the full scope of work.
Can I move a job when the weather changes?
Yes. Update the job’s date and time on the schedule so the assigned crew has the revised plan.
How do new requests come in?
From the form and chat on your website, or you add one yourself in a few seconds. Phone calls ring your own phone; they are not turned into leads for you.
Can I text customers from a business number?
Yes. Pick a local number and complete brand and campaign registration. Texting starts after approval and number linking; review times vary. OnSiteCall covers the registration fees.
Can my techs see my prices?
Only if you let them. Seeing prices in the field and adding items to a job are both off for technicians until you turn them on.
What happens when the crew loses signal?
Previously loaded job details stay available. Key field updates, checklists, photos, signatures, and receipts save on the phone and sync when the connection returns. Supported time punches also save offline with their original times. Text delivery and card processing need a connection.
Less chasing. More washing.
Make room for the next clean.
One place for the photos, the estimate, the crew’s day and the final invoice.
Try it free for 15 days. No credit card required.