Pressure Washing

Writes down what was washed, how (soft wash or pressure), what cleaner was used, and about how big the area was. Handy if questions come up later.

Writes down the cleaner used, how strong it was mixed, and that plants and storm drains were protected. It warns the crew when a mix is too strong. Helps if a neighbor or the city asks questions.

For driveway, paver and deck sealing: the product, color, coats and size. The customer is told how long to stay off it and when it should be re-sealed.

Before starting, the crew notes any damage that was already there (cracked glass, loose gutters, peeling paint) and who saw it, plus prep like covering plants. It protects you if a customer later says you caused it.

A quick safety checklist before working up high: ladder checked, firm footing, power lines far enough away, and a harness on tall homes. The stop can't be finished until it's done.

At any stop the crew can note extra work the customer could use, with a rough price. Each one becomes a lead on your Leads board, and the customer sees it on their page with a Get a quote button. Repairs the crew already reports (gutters, downspouts, screens) become leads too.

Months after a one-time job, the customer gets a text and email saying it's time again, and can book their next visit in one tap from their page at the same price. That visit is billed once it's done.

Your sales reps mark each door they knock on a map: not home, come back, interested, sold, or do not knock. Interested homes go straight into your Leads list. Manage it on the Canvassing page.