
Quote the whole house in tiers, publish only the calm mornings you can spray, and move a wash when the weather turns without losing the job.
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Publish the mornings you can spray and a shingle roof wash books itself right into one. The breezy afternoon never shows up as an option.
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Drag Thursday to next Tuesday and the homeowner gets the new time by email. A mix you never made beats a truck you have to detail.
Learn morePlenty of your leads ask what you charge to blast the roof. The thread comes in with the photo and the address, so you can fix that before you quote.
The photo of the north slope, the address and the roof type together, so you know whether it is algae or a lifted shingle before you call back.
Explain what a soft wash actually does in your reply, and it is still there when they come back to you in the spring.
When a windy day frees up, fill it from the same screen and the confirmation goes out 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?
You set up once. Price the roof, the siding, the gutters and the driveway so the homeowner can buy all four in one visit.
Dwell time is the job. Hours on the roof and hours on the siding as their own lines, and the total stops reading like a pressure wash.
Roof only, roof and gutters, or the whole house. They compare them side by side instead of calling you for the next price up.
The quote goes out from your phone at the curb, while they are still in the driveway looking up at the roof.
Gutter brightening, the pool deck, the walkways while the mix is already made. Checking one moves the quoted total, so you are never rewriting a quote in the driveway. Priced options come with Pro.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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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The black streaks treated with chemistry instead of pressure, so the granules stay on the shingles. Quoted by hours on the roof after a look.
The whole exterior treated and rinsed at low pressure, so nothing gets driven behind the siding. Your bread and butter, and it books itself.
A gentle wash where a pressure wand would take the finish off. Priced by hours after a look, because stucco never photographs honestly.
The tiger stripes on the gutter face that only show up once the roof above is clean. The cheapest add-on you sell and the easiest yes.
Treated, dwelled and rinsed at low pressure. Usually added once the roof number is agreed and the homeowner is already saying yes.
Algae off the deck and the cage without blasting the screens. Slow, careful work, so it goes on the quote as its own line.
A shaded fence line green after a wet spring. Small by itself, worth doing while the tank and the pump are already on the street.
A homeowner with thirty days to fix it. A hard deadline, so the date matters more than the price and the window to move it is short.
A realtor who needs the house camera-ready before the photos on Friday. Booked tight, and everyone knows the date cannot slide.
The north side greens up again in two or three seasons. Set the return before you pack up and the address is already on next year.
You cannot spray in a breeze and you cannot rinse in the rain. Move the wash to the next calm morning and keep the job on the books.
Drop the job on Tuesday and the new time emails out on its own. Moving work is free on every plan.
A wash with two people on it moves as one block, so you are never figuring out by hand who is suddenly open at ten.
Each change sits on the record, so when the realtor asks why it took two weeks the answer is already on the screen.
A full tank, most of the morning driving and one roof at the end of it. Set the areas you serve and the page checks the address first.
The ones you cover, and the ones that only pay when two or three houses on the same street go together.
An address outside your areas is told on the spot instead of booking a Saturday you have to call and cancel.
Areas settle what you accept and nothing past that. A longer drive is never quietly turned into a bigger invoice.
You buy the mix for a whole-house wash before you start. Record cash and transfers by hand for free, or send a card link on Pro.
Mark it paid when the transfer lands. That costs you nothing on any plan and it always will.
Have the wash paid for at the time it is booked, or send the link the morning you put the final rinse on.
Part when the siding starts, the rest when the deck and the walkways are done. Staged requests come with Pro and go out after the booking exists.
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.
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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Say it in the service description and price it by hours rather than square footage. Both signals do the work, and the leads that come in already know what they are buying.
Yes. One quote carries the tiers as priced options and the homeowner picks one and accepts it online. Priced options come with Pro, and acceptance turns the chosen tier into a booked job.
Drag it to the next calm morning. The homeowner gets the new time by email as it moves, so the job survives the weather instead of dying in a voicemail. Moving work is free on every plan.
Yes, availability is yours to set, so your page can offer early starts and nothing else. It looks like less availability and it is fewer days spent detailing a neighbor’s car.
Mark the service payable when it is booked, or send a card request the moment the quote is accepted. Both are card payments, so both are Pro; writing down cash or a transfer costs nothing.
On the customer, so which side the neighbors park, where the beds are and whether there is a screen enclosure underneath is in front of you before you roll up.
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