Sell the whole envelope in tiers, book only the still mornings, and move a job for wind without losing it.
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The core job: kill the lichen and the moss without blasting the glaze off the tiles or forcing water under the sheets.
A whole-house wash where a pressure gun would strip the paint. Priced by the hour and quoted after a look, because render never photographs honestly.
Hard surfaces that suit a mix of soft wash and low pressure. Often bought as the second line once the roof is agreed.
An agent wanting the house camera-ready before Saturday. A hard deadline, so the reschedule window is short and the date matters more than the price.
See it in action
Priced and booked
The service description and an hourly rate on the page do the explaining before anyone books, so the enquiries that arrive already understand what they are buying.
Scheduled and dispatched
Availability is set to the days chemistry can safely be applied, so the calendar looks like less availability and pays out as more revenue.
On the day
The setup, access and pump are on site once, so the second and third lines on the quote cost a fraction of the first and turn a good day into a full one.
Get paid
Drag the job to the next workable morning and the owner is emailed the new time automatically, turning a forecast into a Thursday instead of a cancellation.
Less admin, more bookings
Half your enquiries think they are ringing a pressure washer, and the ones who find out afterwards are the ones who argue about the price. Say it on the page: this is a treatment that is applied, left to work and rinsed, it takes hours rather than minutes, and it is what keeps a tile roof intact. An hourly rate on the service backs that up before anyone books.
Sodium hypochlorite on a breeze goes onto the neighbour's car, the neighbour's washing and the client's hedge, and that bill is yours. The days you can work are fewer than the days in the week, so set your availability to match and let the page offer only those. It looks like less availability and it is more revenue, because none of it is spent on rectification.
You have the setup, the access and the pump on site once. The second and third lines cost you a fraction of the first and are the entire difference between a good day and a break-even one. Put them on the quote as separate priced lines, offer a roof-only tier and a whole-exterior tier side by side, and let the owner choose the bigger one with the number in front of them.
Nobody in this trade gets through a year without a conversation about overspray. Note on the site which side the neighbour parks, whether there is a shade sail underneath and where the vegetable garden is, and it is there next time. When the forecast turns anyway, move the job on the calendar and the owner is emailed the new time, which turns a cancellation into a Thursday.
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Put it in the service description and price it by the hour rather than by the square metre. Both signals do the work, and the enquiries that arrive already understand what they are buying.
Yes. Send it as a quote with tiered options and the owner picks one and signs online. Acceptance turns the chosen tier into a booked job.
Drag it to the next workable morning. The owner is emailed the new time as it moves, so the job survives the weather instead of dying in a voicemail.
You can. Set the service to be paid at booking, or take a deposit on the quote when it is accepted, so the drums are bought with the client's money rather than yours.