For exterior cleaning operators
Pressure washing software for one truck and a wand
A driveway quote becomes a signed estimate, a finished wash, and a paid invoice. $15/month. Built for solo pressure washing companies — not 12-truck routing shops.
Start 7-day free trialNo credit card required. $15/month after the trial. One user.
Most “pressure washing software” pages sell satellite measuring, chemical mix calculators, and crew routing. Those tools matter if you bid roofs from a laptop and run three trailers. If you already know the house wash is $249 and the driveway is $129, you need somewhere to send the quote, keep the property notes, and get paid — without a $50–150 software bill on a weather-dependent trade.
The office work is not the wash. It is the after.
You bid by surface: house, driveway, sidewalk, patio, fence, gutters, maybe a roof. The homeowner wants it in writing before you unroll the hose. Then it rains. Then they text “can you add the back patio?” Then you forget whether last year’s house wash included the sidewalk.
Spreadsheets and Venmo work until you have 40 seasonal customers and no idea who still owes for the commercial lot you did on a Saturday night. Jobber and QuoteIQ will run that business. They also cost more than a month of SH for a lot of one-truck operators.
- → Estimates that itemize house, concrete, and add-ons instead of one lump “wash.”
- → A customer record that still has last spring’s notes when they call in October.
- → An invoice the HOA or property manager can pay by card without another app.
Oakline Exterior Cleaning
Estimate #1184
Dana Whitfield · 92 Cedar Ridge · Hillford, OH
| Two-story house wash | $249.00 |
| Driveway + walk (1,800 sq ft) | $129.00 |
| Gutter brightening | $75.00 |
Total $453.00
Sample estimate — not a live customer.
How a house wash moves through FieldService
Step 1
Request or quote
They fill a form on your site, or you write the estimate: house wash, driveway, gutter brightening as line items from your services list.
Step 2
They sign on a phone
You email the estimate. They open the link, read the surfaces, and sign. You get an email when they view it and when they accept.
Step 3
Job + checklist
The job carries the property address. Checklist: pre-treat, rinse, windows, walk-around. Status moves from scheduled to done even if you are the only name on it.
Step 4
Invoice and paid
Pull the signed line items onto an invoice. They pay by card on the link, or you record the check from the property manager.
Line items pressure washing companies actually send
House wash
Story count and mildew vs. oxidation, not a mystery “package.”
Concrete
Driveway, walk, patio, pool deck as separate rows so change orders are obvious.
Gutters & screens
Add-ons that die in text threads unless they live on the estimate.
Commercial lots
One invoice the property manager can pay without logging into your world.
Fences & rust
Keep the odd jobs on the same customer as the annual house wash.
Roof / soft wash
Price it as a line. We do not measure the roof for you from satellite.
What this page is selling — and what it is not
This is
- → Quote → job → invoice for a solo pressure washing operator at $15/month.
- → Surface-level estimates using your own prices, not a hidden “AI bid.”
- → Customer history so last year’s house wash is not a guess.
- → Card payments on the invoice (Stripe) plus recording checks and cash.
This is not
Named so you do not bounce later
- – Satellite or aerial measuring. QuoteIQ, CrewNest, and similar tools win there.
- – A sodium hypochlorite mix calculator or chemical inventory.
- – Route optimization or a dispatch board for multiple crews.
- – Two-way SMS, review funnels, or automatic every-spring recurring invoices.
Jobber, QuoteIQ, or FieldService for pressure washing?
QuoteIQ is built around measuring and trade-specific estimating. Jobber is the default when you want dispatch, two-way SMS, and reviews in one place — typically about $39–69/month for one user on Core, more as you add seats. FieldService is the $15 quote → invoice loop. If you need measuring or routing, do not start here and hope we grow into it. If you already know your prices and hate the software bill, this is the page.
FieldService vs Jobber — the honest comparison for solo operators.
What is pressure washing software?
Pressure washing software is the office layer around the wash: customer and property notes, estimates by surface, a job you can mark done, and an invoice someone can pay. Specialty tools add measuring, mix calculators, and routing. General field service tools (Jobber, Housecall Pro, FieldService) cover the shared loop and leave measuring to you. Search “pressure washing software” and you will see both kinds mixed together. This page is the second kind, priced for a one-truck shop.
Questions pressure washing companies ask
Is FieldService pressure washing software?
It is field service software that pressure washing companies can run for estimates, jobs, invoices, and customers. It is not a pressure-washing-only product with measuring or chemical tools.
Can I price by square footage?
Yes, as line items you type (for example “Driveway 1,800 sq ft”). There is no built-in satellite measurement or per-surface calculator.
Does it handle spring and fall recurring washes?
You keep the customer and last year’s estimate. You create the next job when you book it. There is no automatic recurring schedule or route calendar.
Can a property manager pay a commercial invoice online?
Yes. Send the invoice link. They can pay by card through Stripe without creating an account. You can also record a check.
Do I need this if I already use Jobber?
Only if Jobber is more software than you use. We do not beat Jobber on dispatch, SMS, reviews, or payments. We win on price and a smaller quote → invoice loop.
How much is it?
Basic is $15/month for one user after a 7-day trial. No credit card to start.
Related trades
Same product. Different job. Linked so these pages are not orphans.
Try it on a real pressure washing job this week
Seven days. No credit card. If quote → invoice is enough, it is $15 a month.
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