Booking software for soft washing in New Zealand.
Quote the whole exterior in tiers, sell only the mornings you can spray, and shift a wash when the nor’wester arrives instead of cancelling it.
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
Washes book on the mornings that suit
The mornings you can work go on the page and a long-run roof books itself into one. Nothing lands on the afternoon it starts blowing.
Learn moreSmart scheduling
The wind turns, the job holds together
Shift Thursday to next Tuesday and the owner is emailed the new time. A drum you never opened beats a hedge you have to replace.
Learn moreThey rang expecting a water blaster.
Most enquiries ask what you charge to blast the roof. The thread turns up with the photo and the address, so you can put that right before you quote.
It turns up as a thread, not a voicemail
The photo of the shaded pitch, the address and the roof type in one place, so you know whether it is moss or a cracked tile before you ring back.
Answer once, from the job
Explain what the treatment actually does in the reply, and it is still sitting there when they ring back at the end of summer.
Slot them into the next still morning
When a blowy day frees up, fill it from the same screen and the confirmation does the telling for you.
The whole shaded side of the roof has gone green and the gutters are streaked. How much to blast it off this weekend?
The roof, or the whole place.
The ladder is up once. Price the roof, the spouting, the plastered walls and the deck so the owner can buy the lot in one go.
Priced on hours, not on square metres
The dwell time is the job. Hours on the roof and hours on the walls as separate lines, and the total stops reading like a water blast.
The tiers sit next to each other
Roof only, roof and spouting, or the whole place. They read all three on one page instead of ringing for the next price up.
Sent before you are off the ladder
The quote goes from the phone at the gate, while they are still standing on the lawn looking up at the roof.
The extra lines priced as options · Pro
The spouting faces, the deck, the concrete around the house while the mix is made up. Ticking one shifts the quoted total, so nothing gets rewritten in the driveway. 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.
- Sarah Coleman2mCan you come Thursday instead?
- Bookables1hA booking request needs your answer
- Mere Solomon3hRunning 10 late on the Newmarket 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.
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Every surface you treat and rinse
Concrete tile roof treatments
Moss and lichen killed off with chemistry rather than a gun, so the tiles keep their surface. Quoted on hours after a look from the lawn.
Long-run steel roof washes
A low-pressure wash down that shifts the mould without pushing water back under the laps. Booked as a half day, not as an hour.
Plastered wall washes
The whole wall treated where a gun would mark it. Priced on hours after a look, because a shaded wall never photographs the way it looks.
Weatherboard and joinery
Green off the boards and out of the joinery lines on the shaded side. Slow work, so it is quoted as its own line rather than thrown in.
Spouting and fascia faces
The streaks down the spouting that only show up once the roof above them is clean. The cheapest line to add and the one they always take.
Decks and pergolas
A shaded deck slick with green after a wet winter. Treated, left to work and rinsed, then it stays walkable for the rest of the season.
Drives, paths and patios
Concrete and pavers done with a treatment and a low-pressure rinse. Usually bought once the roof price is agreed and they are already saying yes.
Pre-sale exterior tidy-ups
An agent wanting the place looking right before the weekend open home. The date matters more than the price, so the window to shift it is short.
Body corporate exteriors
The walls and shared walkways on a block of units, quoted to a committee and worked around residents who park underneath.
Washes on a cycle
The south wall goes green again in two or three summers. Set the return before you pack up and the address is already on the calendar.
It comes up windy on Thursday.
You cannot spray in a breeze and you cannot rinse in the rain. Shift the wash to the next still morning instead of writing the day off.
Shift it and the owner is told
Land it on Tuesday and the message about the new time leaves without you. Nothing about shifting work has ever been charged for.
The whole setup moves as one
A wash with a second person on it shifts in one block, so you are not working out by hand who is now free at ten.
The address remembers the shuffle
Every shift sits on the record, so when the agent asks why it took a fortnight the answer is already on the screen.
One roof over the hill is not a day.
A tank of water, an hour each way and one roof at the end of it. Set the areas you spray and the page checks the address before it takes the morning.
Draw the areas you actually spray
The ones you cover, and the ones that only stack up when a few places on the same road book together.
Out of range says so at the time
An address outside your areas hears it straight away instead of booking a Saturday you then have to ring and cancel.
The drive costs the same everywhere
Areas decide whether you take the work, never what it costs. A longer run is never quietly added on.
- Grey Lynn8 districts · 2 crew
- Devonport7 districts · 2 crew
- Auckland North7 districts · 2 crew
Drums first, then the job.
The chemical for a whole-house wash is bought before you start. Record cash and transfers by hand for nothing, or send a card link on Pro.
Cash and transfer are free
Mark it paid when the transfer shows up. That costs nothing on any plan and it always will.
Cards come with Pro
Either the wash is paid for at the time it is booked, or the link goes out the morning you put the last rinse on.
Split a big exterior across stages
Part when the walls start, the rest when the deck and the paths are done. Staged requests come with Pro and go out after the booking exists.
- Hemi WalkerP-1011 · 25 Jun · Bank transfer$380
- Sarah ColemanP-1012 · 25 Jun · Cash$240
- Mere SolomonP-1013 · 28 Jun · Card$380
- James FifitaP-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.
- Hemi WalkerBooked just now$215Accepted
- Sarah ColemanOpened 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.
Say it plainly in the service description, then price in hours rather than square metres. An hourly figure reads as work you stand and wait on; a metre rate reads as a machine and a hose.
Put all three on the one quote as priced options. They compare them, tick the one they want and accept online, and the tier they picked is what becomes the booking. Priced options are a Pro feature.
Drag it onto the next still morning and the email about the new time goes by itself. Nothing is cancelled, nobody is left guessing, and shifting work is free on every plan.
Yes, availability is yours to set, so the page can offer early starts and nothing else. It looks like less availability and it is fewer days spent putting right a neighbour’s car.
Two ways. Mark the service paid at the point of booking, or send a card request once the quote comes back accepted. Both are card payments, which is Pro. Noting cash or a transfer by hand stays free.
On the customer, so which side the neighbours park, where the vege garden is and whether the washing line sits under the eaves is in front of you before you turn up.
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