Pressure washing, window and gutter cleaning software: quote by the square foot or the pane, run the seasonal route, sell the next job on the before-and-after.
Starts with your Google account, or an email link if you would rather. That's the whole signup.
HomeServicesIT gives a pressure washing or window cleaning business one calendar for one-off jobs and twice-a-year regulars, quotes by the square foot or the pane, and the before-and-after that sells the next job. From the truck, between stops. No per-crew fees.
The three things that cost exterior cleaning companies the most time and money - and why the usual way of handling them doesn't cut it.
Today: The spring list lives in a spreadsheet and the one-off driveway lives in a text thread. April arrives and nobody is sure who is due.
Today: A house wash is a visual business. The before-and-after is the proof for this customer and the ad for the next one, and it is in a camera roll with no name on it.
Today: A driveway by the square foot, a house wash by the square foot at a different rate, forty panes inside and out. Quoted in the driveway, in your head, differently each time.
Same three problems, handled by design instead of by hand.
Seasonal regulars are a plan that books its next visit when this one closes. One-offs drop onto the same days. April is on the calendar in January.
Two photos attach to the job, timestamped, and show up in the customer's portal. Pull them for a review or a neighbor's quote in seconds.
House wash and driveway by the square foot, windows by the pane, gutters by the linear foot, each priced off your solution cost and hours at your margin.
Theo runs a house-wash crew and a windows-and-gutters crew, and spring used to start with a spreadsheet. Now sixty twice-a-year customers are plans that booked their April visits themselves when the fall ones closed. The March calendar filled without him.
A new lead comes in from his quote link with a photo of a green north wall and a driveway with tire marks. He quotes the house wash by the square foot and the driveway by its own rate from the truck, and the homeowner approves from her portal that night.
The crew does the job, the after photo goes next to the before, and the homeowner sends the portal link to the neighbor. That neighbor's quote request arrives with a photo of her own siding, which is the whole point.
Field service management sized for crews of one to five. Customer records, property history, quotes and invoicing from the driveway live in one place, which covers the CRM half of the job without a second app.
The photo pair attaches to the visit and shows up in the customer's portal. It's the proof for the customer and the ad for the neighbor.
House wash, driveway, windows, gutters: assemblies priced from your solution cost and hours. Type the footage and the number comes out at your margin.
Set a customer up on a spring and fall plan and the next visit books itself when this one is done. One-offs sit on the same calendar.
The homeowner sends a photo of the green siding or the clogged gutter from your quote link. You quote from the truck, not from a site visit.
Eight house washes across town, routed per crew, with drive time instead of guesswork.
The access card on the property shows the crew where to park, the gate code and what is in the yard.
Add a second crew for the spring rush without the bill going up per head.
No credit card required. See your whole schedule, customers, and invoices in one place from day one.
Starts with your Google account. That's the whole signup.
Want the long version first? See how it works.
What markup do you need for a 30% margin? Work it out on the markup vs margin calculator before your next quote.
Yes. A regular is a service plan on the property: set spring and fall once and the next visit books itself when this one is completed, with a skip or a pause when the customer asks. One-off driveways and gutter cleans drop onto the same days, routed per crew in order.
Yes. Both photos attach to the visit with the date on them and show up in the customer's portal. When you need one for a review reply or to show a neighbor what a house wash does, it's on the job, not somewhere in a camera roll on the crew lead's phone.
Yes. Starter assemblies land the day you sign up: house wash and driveway per square foot, windows per pane, gutters per linear foot, each with your solution cost and hours in it. Type the measurement and the quote comes out at your margin, the same from the truck as from the office.