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House washes, driveways, decks, fences, the odd gutter brightening — pressure washing is quoted by the surface and done in an afternoon. Workeey keeps the business on your phone: quotes priced from your own square-foot rates, jobs on the schedule that move when the weather does, and an invoice with a pay link before you roll up the hose. Free to start, no card.
Pressure washing quotes are arithmetic most customers never see. A two-story vinyl house wash priced by the square foot of siding, a driveway by its square footage, a deck by its size and whether it gets stained afterward, a fence by the linear foot. In Workeey you write those as lines, per square foot or per linear foot, and the quick estimate prices from your rates and the lines you've saved, so the driveway and the siding land as separate lines you can adjust before the customer sees a total.
Most quotes start from photos or a quick drive-by. Roll the measuring wheel down the driveway, pace off the house, look at the north side where the green always grows, and price it standing in the street. The free plan includes 23 quick estimates a month, which covers a busy spring for most one-person outfits. Our free pressure washing estimate template shows the lines laid out if you want to see a full quote.
The money in pressure washing is often in the add-on. The customer called about the driveway; while you're there, the walkway, the front steps, the patio and the outside face of the gutters are right next to it and just as dirty. Add each one as its own line on the estimate with its own price, so the customer can say yes to some and no to others without you rebuilding the quote. Rust stains, oil spots and sealing the pavers are lines too.
Send the quote as a PDF from your phone and let the customer pick. Nothing on the quote lets them say yes online; they tell you yes by text or at the door, and you drop the job into the schedule. When the work's done, one tap turns that estimate into the invoice. Delete the lines they passed on, and send.
Rain doesn't stop the wash, but it ruins the drying, the photos and the customer's mood, and a cold snap shuts down anything that has to dry before sealing. Put each job on the schedule in a time slot, and when the forecast changes, slide the day's jobs to the next dry one. The customer's address, notes and photos move with the job.
On a full day of driveways and house washes, Workeey puts the day's stops in the best order so the trailer isn't crossing town twice; on a long day it orders the first 11 and leaves the rest as scheduled. One tap opens the drive to each next address. A shop that wants its dumpster pad or drive-through washed every month can be a repeating job, so each visit lands on the schedule without retyping it.
Nothing sells pressure washing like a half-cleaned driveway. Take the before and after in Workeey and they're saved to the job and the customer, backed up instead of mixed into your camera roll. When a customer questions the bill for the deck, the photos are sitting on the job. When the same customer calls back next spring, you can see what you washed last year and what you charged for it.
Notes go on the customer too: the outdoor spigot that leaks, the plants that need wetting down before any cleaner touches them, the dog that gets let out at noon, where the hose bib is on the back of the house. A season later the house wash comes back around and you walk up already knowing where to set up.
From the finished job, the invoice is one tap away, with the client, lines, tax and photos carried over. It's emailed from the app with a pay link; connect your own Stripe and the customer pays by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or US bank while you're still loading the surface cleaner. A small processing fee applies to online payments. A payment through the link marks the invoice paid and emails the receipt on its own.
Cash and check customers still get a proper receipt: mark the invoice paid and tap Send receipt. For the property manager who sits on invoices, switch on reminder texts for that one invoice and Workeey texts the pay link on a schedule until it's paid. Texts need a saved account; the free plan includes 10 a month, and Pro has 30.
Workeey is built for the owner who quotes, washes and bills. There are no crew logins, no dispatch and no online booking page. What you get is one phone with the schedule, the clients, the quotes, the photos and the money owed in one place. The assistant can take the typing off you: tell it to quote a 2,400-square-foot driveway and a front walk, and it prepares the estimate for you to check and apply.
Workeey runs in any phone's browser, iPhone included, and as an Android app. The free plan has no end date and no card. Google Calendar sync, QuickBooks sync and 30 reminder texts are on Pro, $5 a month (pricing). Washing windows or roofs for the same customers? See window cleaning software and roofing software.
Workeey has a free plan with no card and no end date: invoicing, jobs, clients, notes, the schedule, 23 quick estimates and 10 payment reminder texts a month. Pro is $5 a month and Premium $19 if you want syncing or more texts. See pricing.
Make the job, then build a quick estimate from your own rates: siding by the square foot, concrete by the square foot, fences by the linear foot, each surface and add-on on its own line. Adjust, then send it as a quote PDF from your phone.
Yes. Slide the day's jobs to another time slot or day, and the customer's address, notes and photos move with each job.
No. Workeey has no booking page; customers call or text you, and you add the job to your schedule. It also doesn't send appointment or on-my-way texts — the only texts it sends are payment reminders you switch on for an invoice.
Yes, from the pay link in the emailed invoice, by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or US bank once you connect your own Stripe. There's no card reader; the customer pays on their own phone. A small processing fee applies to online payments.