Pricing
$99 first hour. $79 after that.
That is the whole rate card. It is the same in London as it is in Phoenix. We publish it because the normal experience in this trade is a quote that arrives three days later and depends on what your house looks like.
By project size
- Small
$99
for about 1 hour
A single driveway, a set of steps, a small patio, one storefront frontage. - Medium
$178
for about 2 hours
Driveway plus walkway, a mid sized patio or terrace, one elevation of house siding. - Large
$336
for about 4 hours
Full house wash, a large driveway with patio, a deck plus fencing. - Extra large
$494
for about 6 hours
Large property, multiple elevations plus all hardscape, small commercial forecourt. - Commercial or recurring
Quoted per site
Retail frontage, car parks, fleet, multi site or scheduled contracts.
What is not on the bill
Call-out fee
None.
Travel charge
None, in any city.
Water and solutions
Included.
Weekend surcharge
None.
Local currency, approximately
Billing is in USD. These are approximate conversions so you know roughly what to expect, refreshed regularly. Your card issuer sets the actual rate.
- GBPFirst hour about £80, additional hours about £60
- EURFirst hour about €90, additional hours about €75
- CADFirst hour about CA$135, additional hours about CA$110
- CHFFirst hour about CHF 90, additional hours about CHF 70
- DKKFirst hour about kr 680, additional hours about kr 540
- SEKFirst hour about kr 1,050, additional hours about kr 835
- MXNFirst hour about MX$1,770, additional hours about MX$1,415
Where the money goes
We pay technicians $50 an hour.
Out of the $99 first hour, $50 goes to the person doing the work. We are publishing that because it explains the quality difference. Underpaid crews rush, and rushed pressure washing is how timber gets furred and mortar gets blown out.
A two hour job
- You pay$178
- Technician$100
- Us$78
Get your price
FAQ
Questions people actually ask
How does the $99 first hour work?
You pay $99 for the first hour of work in any city we operate in, then $79 for each additional hour. There is no call-out fee and no travel charge. If the job genuinely needs less than an hour you still pay the one hour minimum, because that is the honest cost of getting a technician and equipment to you.
Do you charge for travel?
No. The price is the same whether you are in central London or a suburb of Phoenix. That is the point of running a single network across North America and Europe instead of a patchwork of local rates.
How do you know how many hours my job needs?
The size options on the booking form are a starting estimate. Before any work begins the technician confirms the scope with you in person. If it turns out smaller than booked, you pay for less time. If it needs longer, you approve the extra hours first. We do not add hours without asking.
When do I pay?
After the work is done and you have seen the result. We do not take payment upfront for standard residential jobs. Larger commercial contracts are invoiced on agreed terms.
Who actually turns up?
A vetted independent contractor from our network, using their own professional equipment. We pay them properly, at $50 per hour, because underpaid crews do rushed work and rushed pressure washing damages property.
Will pressure washing damage my surfaces?
It can, in the wrong hands. That is the single most common problem in this trade. High pressure ruins timber, strips granules from roof shingles, blows out mortar joints and forces water behind siding. We match the method to the surface, which frequently means soft washing rather than high pressure at all.
Do you clean roofs with a pressure washer?
Never. Roofs are soft washed. Pressure washing asphalt shingles removes the protective granules and voids most warranties. If a company offers to pressure wash your roof, that is a reason to decline.
What if I am not happy with the result?
Tell us within seven days and we will return and put it right at no cost. If we genuinely cannot improve it, we refund the visit. We would rather lose one job's revenue than have work out there we are not proud of.
Which cities do you cover?
48 cities across North America and Europe at launch, and we are adding more as contractor coverage grows. If your city is not listed, send the form anyway. If we can cover you we will say so, and if we cannot we will tell you straight rather than leave you waiting.
Are you insured?
Every contractor in the network is required to carry their own public liability cover, and we verify it during onboarding before they are eligible for work.