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The pressure washing marketing playbook

How multi-crew pressure washing companies fill the spring schedule and get the same customers back every year. The economics, the calendar, and step-by-step guides to local SEO, ads and a website that books washes.

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All three guides, every checklist and the marketing calendar in one file you can print or hand to your office manager.

  • Local SEO, ads and website, step by step
  • Printable checklists
  • A month-by-month marketing calendar

The economics

One wash a year, every year

HomeAdvisor puts the average pressure washing job at $299 and notes most surfaces only need a professional wash about once a year. One job is a mid-size ticket. A homeowner who books every spring brings that ticket back every year.

Bundles raise the ticket on the same trip: house, driveway and fence together. So the numbers to watch are booked jobs, ticket size and repeat washes.

The calendar

The pressure washing marketing calendar

  1. Jan to Feb

    Build before the rush

    Profile, surface pages and ads ready before the first warm weekend. Your booking software reminds last year’s customers to book their spring wash.

  2. Mar to May

    Spring house washes

    Ads lead with your own before/afters of siding, driveways and roofs. Every booking is tracked to its neighborhood.

  3. Jun to Aug

    Decks, fences and commercial

    Decks, fences, patios and commercial flatwork fill the summer. Review requests go out after every job.

  4. Sep to Dec

    Holiday driveways and repeat business

    A pre-holiday driveway and house wash push, plus next spring’s wash put on the calendar while customers are happy.

Rather not do it yourself?

We run this playbook for pressure washing companies

Same plan, run by a senior team and reported in booked jobs.