Booking software for soft washing in Ireland.
Quote the whole house in tiers, offer only the dry mornings you can work, and move a wash when the weather turns rather than losing the job.
Start with Google- Roof, gutters, solar and render quoted as separate lines
- Only the still, workable mornings offered
- A wind move that tells the owner for you
- Money in before the chemical is bought on a big job
Online booking
Only the dry mornings are offered
The mornings you can work go on the page and a roof treatment books itself into one. The afternoon it comes in off the Atlantic is never offered.
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The weather turns and the job holds
Thursday becomes next Tuesday in one drag and the owner is emailed. An unopened drum costs far less than a replanted hedge.
Learn moreThe word they used was power washing.
The green has been on the gable since October and they have already decided it needs blasting off. The enquiry lands as a thread with a photo on it, so the correcting happens before any number does.
Photo, address and roof, all in the one thread
Enough to tell moss from a slipped slate without leaving the kitchen table, which is the difference between ringing back informed and ringing back guessing.
Write the explanation once
What the treatment does and what it will not do goes in your reply and stays on the record. They read it again in March when they finally decide.
Hand them a dry morning there and then
A wet day empties and you fill it off the same screen. The confirmation does its own talking.
The whole shaded side of the roof has gone green and the gutters are streaked. How much to blast it off this weekend?
The north gable, or the whole house.
The ladder goes up the once. Price the roof, the gutters, the dash and the cobblelock so all four can be taken in the one visit.
Hours of dwell, not metres of wall
The mix works while you wait, so the roof and the dash are hours apiece on the page. A total built that way never gets mistaken for a power wash.
One page, three prices, no phone call
Roof on its own, roof and gutters, or the house entire. Nobody has to ring you to find out what the next step up would come to.
Gone before the ladder is back on the van
You send it standing in the driveway, while they are still looking up at the slates deciding.
The extra lines priced as options · Pro
The soffits, the garden wall, the cobblelock while the mix is made up. Ticking one moves the quoted total, so nothing is written out twice at the gate. Priced options come with Pro.
- Roof treatment4 hrs€490
- Wall wash2 hrs€260
- Gutter facesAdd-on€180
The days you can work are fewer than the days in the week.
Wind carries the mix onto whatever is parked next door, and a shower inside the dwell time undoes the morning. Read the month rather than the day, and put only the mornings that work on the page.
One books itself into a morning you chose.
A wash at a set price takes an early start off your page, with the address checked as it goes. The breezy afternoon was never offered.
Your cleaner Mark is on the way.
Cars moved, windows shut, washing in.
The morning only works if the household did their part. The arrival window goes out ahead of you, so nobody is still hanging washing when the pump starts.
- Cian Murphy2mCan you come Thursday instead?
- Bookables1hA booking request needs your answer
- Niamh Doyle3hRunning 10 late on the Stoneybatter job
The one messaging you lives next door.
An owner, an agent and whoever parks underneath all end up asking about one address. Answer from the job and every reply stays attached to it.
What you learned the last time you were there.
Which side they park, where the beds are, what sits under the eave. It lives on the customer, so the second visit starts where the first one finished.
Built for your trade
Every surface you treat and rinse
Slate roof treatments
Moss and lichen treated rather than blasted, so no slate is shifted and no water is driven under them. Quoted on hours after a look.
North gable green growth
The one wall that never sees the sun and greens up first. Sold on its own more often than anything else on the quote.
Wet dash and dry dash washes
The whole wall treated where a lance would knock the stone off it. Priced on hours after a look, since dash never photographs the way it is.
Soffits, fascias and gutters
The streaking on the white that only shows once the roof above it is clean. The cheapest line to add and the one they nearly always take.
Cobblelock driveways
Treated, left to work and rinsed at low pressure so the sand stays in the joints. Usually taken once the roof price has been agreed.
Garden walls and piers
Capping and piers gone green over a wet winter. Small on its own and sensible while the tank is already sitting in the driveway.
Patios and decking
The shaded end slippery by February. Treated and rinsed gently, and it stays walkable for the rest of the year.
Pre-sale exterior cleans
An auctioneer wanting the house right before the photographs go up. The date matters more than the price, so the window to move it is short.
Management company exteriors
The dash and the shared paths on a block, quoted to whoever holds the budget and worked around residents parked underneath.
Treatments on a cycle
The north gable greens up again inside a few years. Set the return before you pack the van and the address is already in the diary.
The mix went on at ten and it rained at two.
Wind puts the chemical where it should not be, and a shower inside the dwell time throws the morning away. Give the day up early and take the next dry one.
Drag it, and the owner is emailed
The job lands on a new morning and the message goes without you. Nothing about moving work has ever been charged for.
Two on the job move as one
The pair travel with it, so nobody is sat with a biro working out who is now idle at ten.
The address keeps count of the moves
Weather shifted it twice, and when the auctioneer asks why a fortnight went by the dates answer for you.
An hour and a half down the road for one roof.
Full tank, most of the morning gone on the drive, one house treated at the end of it. Draw the areas you work and an address is tested against them before it takes a slot.
Draw where the van really goes
The towns you cover, and the ones that only pay their way when a couple of houses on the one road go in together.
Too far is said while they are reading
An address beyond the line is turned back on the page, not on a Saturday you have to ring up and give away.
The distance never reaches the price
Areas settle what you accept and nothing beyond that. An address further out is not charged for being further out.
- Drumcondra8 counties · 2 crew
- Clontarf7 counties · 2 crew
- Dublin North7 counties · 2 crew
The chemical is bought before the ladder goes up.
A whole house of mix comes out of your own pocket first. Cash and transfers you note yourself are free, and a card link is the Pro part.
Noting it yourself costs nothing
Tick it the day the transfer appears. No plan charges for that and none ever will.
Card links are the Pro part
Either the treatment is paid for as it is booked, or a link goes out the morning of the last rinse.
A whole house can pay in two goes
Some as the dash begins, the rest once the gutters and the cobblelock are rinsed. Staged requests want Pro and only exist after the booking does.
- Aoife ByrneP-1011 · 25 Jun · Bank transfer€380
- Cian MurphyP-1012 · 25 Jun · Cash€240
- Niamh DoyleP-1013 · 28 Jun · Card€380
- Seán GallagherP-1001 · 27 Jun · Card€190
- 3 OctReturn wash bookedConfirmed
- 23 AugRoof treated & rinsedPaid · €490
- 16 AugWhole exterior quoteAccepted · €930
- 14 AugPhoto from the streetEnquiry
- 9 SepSame wall, three summers agoCompleted
It keeps getting lighter after you have gone.
The treatment carries on working for weeks, so the call about it comes long after you packed up, and the shaded wall wants doing again in a few summers. Every quote, wash, payment and return sits on the address in order.
- Aoife ByrneBooked just now€215Accepted
- Cian MurphyOpened 2h ago€480Viewed
- The Oak CaféSent yesterday€120Sent
Three prices out, and yours was opened twice.
An exterior quote sits for a fortnight while they collect two more. Sent, viewed and accepted are on one screen, so the follow-up call goes to the one who read it rather than to everybody.
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Common questions.
Two things between them. Put the difference in the service description, and quote in hours instead of square metres, because an hourly figure reads as careful work and a metre rate reads as a machine.
Put all three on the one quote as priced options. They compare them, tick the one they want and accept it online, and the tier they chose is what turns into the booking. Priced options are a Pro feature.
Drag it onto the next dry morning and the email about the new time leaves by itself. Nothing gets cancelled, nobody is left wondering, and moving work has never been charged for on any plan.
Availability is entirely yours. Publish the early starts, leave the rest of the day off, and the breezy afternoons are simply not for sale. Fewer slots on the page, fewer neighbours’ cars to put right.
Two ways. Mark the service paid at the point of booking, or send a card request the moment the quote comes back accepted. Both are card payments, which is Pro. Noting a cash or transfer payment by hand stays free.
On the customer record. Which side of the road they park, where the beds are, whether the washing is usually out under the gable: all of it is in front of you before you set off the next time.
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