How a wash job goes
Five steps, and you approve the price before anything gets wet.
Same order, every job
Five steps, and you approve the third one
Most companies price a job per square foot over the phone. We look at the surfaces first, because the surfaces decide the method, and the method decides the price.
Somebody walks the property before there is a price
Surface types and their condition, water access, where the run-off goes, what’s planted underneath, and anything already damaged, which we photograph before we touch it.
Anything uncertain gets a test patch
Chalky siding, old wood, rust staining and anything painted get one square done first, and you look at it dry. It’s the difference between an expectation and a disappointment.
You get the estimate in writing, itemized
House, driveway, roof, gutters, cage and deck priced separately. Approve all of it, some of it, or none of it. Declining one line never means declining everything.
We clean each surface at the pressure it wants
Concrete with a surface cleaner. Wood with the grain. Siding with soap under 500 psi. Roofs at about garden-hose pressure and never more. Beds and turf wet down before, kept wet, and rinsed after.
The wash card reaches your phone before we leave
Every surface, the method, the pressure, the mix and how long it dwelled, and anything we refused to do, with the reason.
Step five
This is what step five hands you
The only thing the next company can be compared against. In two years, it’s the piece of paper that says what went on your roof.
- Surface by surface, with the pressure and the mix.
- The refusals, with the reason.
- What won’t come out, noted before we started.
On the day
What to expect when the trailer pulls up
Most homes take a morning
A house wash and driveway is usually three to four hours. A roof adds a few more.
We need an outside tap
And the cars off the drive, the windows shut and anything fragile off the lanai.
You don’t need to be home
If you are, we walk round with you first. If not, the photos and the card tell you everything.
Get a straight answer about your house.
Tell us which surfaces and what they look like. We’ll tell you the method and the pressure before anyone quotes you a price.