Pressure Washing Booking Software for Driveways, Decks and Roofs

A lot of residential work starts the moment somebody looks at their own concrete and decides it has gone too far. If your page is open, they choose the driveway wash, take a slot you have free, and pay by card before the thought passes. Meanwhile you're on the wand with hearing protection on and a surface cleaner at your feet, which is not a time to answer a phone, and a booking that lands while you work is one you don't have to call back for. The jobs that genuinely need looking at first, oxidized siding two stories up or a roof with staining you'd want to see, can stay off the booking page and stay a quote.

A concrete driveway, a cedar deck and a roof soft wash are different work carrying different risk, and they shouldn't be one line on a form. Each is its own service with its own length, so the calendar knows a patio isn't a house. Each carries its own optional paid add-ons too: a sealant coat on the patio once it's clean and dry, gutter brightening alongside the house wash, a rust treatment where the fertilizer got flung. The customer picks those and pays for them at booking, which is a better moment than raising it in a driveway with a wand in your hand. You can also set a break between bookings, so winding hose and loading the trailer is time on the calendar rather than time you quietly lose.

Coverage is set per service, by ZIP, post code, or area name, and a customer outside it can't complete the booking. Because it's per service, the big work can reach further than the small work: hitching the trailer and driving across the county line can be worth it for a full house wash and not for one driveway. That's a call you make once in a settings screen, instead of on the morning of the job with the truck already loaded.

Most of your work is one-off, but not all of it. A restaurant's dumpster pad or a storefront sidewalk can be set as a recurring booking on the rhythm you and the manager agree on, and with the customer's permission the card on file is charged each time the visit happens, so you're not chasing an invoice through someone who's never on site when you are. For homeowners who want spring and fall done, sell the pair as a package once and let them redeem the second wash through booking. And when March is quieter than you'd like, a promotion code pulls work forward without you rewriting your price list.

Your desk is a tailgate, so the admin has to survive being done standing up. Your calendar, your customers, your bookings and your payments are all in the kiwilaunch iOS app: when rain takes the afternoon you move those jobs from the cab instead of driving back to a whiteboard, and when a neighbor walks over while the surface cleaner is running to ask what you'd charge for hers, you add the booking there. When the homeowner comes out to look at the clean concrete, Tap to Pay on iPhone takes their card against the top of your phone, with no reader to buy.