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A short season can pay all year.

We do the books, taxes and payroll all year, and your specialist coaches you on rig payments and chemical costs so there's cash left in December.

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Book your profit call

Thirty minutes on how the business runs. You'll leave knowing what your books need and what it costs.

On the call, we'll cover:

  • How the business runs today: trucks, crews, software
  • What your numbers are telling you, and what they aren't
  • Which plan fits, with the price before you decide

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The rig payment doesn't take winter off.

House washing, roof cleaning, concrete and gutters pile into a few warm months, often on equipment bought on credit. The books have to keep up with the season and the payments.

  • Rigs, trailers and the loans behind them

    Pressure washing rigs and trailers are big purchases. Booked wrong, the loan and the depreciation throw off your profit and your taxes.

  • Chemicals by service

    Soft washing and roof cleaning go through a lot of product, and the cost belongs with each service or you can't see what it earns.

  • Commercial accounts on terms

    Commercial work often pays on net 30 or longer, which stretches cash right as the season winds down.

Man pressure-washing a driveway with a trailer rig behind
Exterior Cleaning

The big questions

  • Is the new rig paying off?
  • Roof cleaning or flatwork?
  • What do we need for winter?
  • Are commercial clients paying?
  • Is soft wash still worth it?

Winter gets planned in August.

Your specialist tracks chemical cost and revenue per crew day, job by job, and sets the winter cash target with you while the money is still coming in.

Pricing
House wash and roof prices checked against chemicals, crew time and fuel.
Labor
Crew hours per day against what each rig brings in.
Materials
Chemical cost by service, so you see what soft washing earns.
Marketing
Which leads become repeat and commercial customers, and what each one cost.
Overhead
Rig payments, trailers and insurance, compared with other exterior cleaning companies.

Software we work in: Jobber · ResponsiBid · Housecall Pro · QuickBooks Online

Cost of goods

Exterior Cleaning

Take these out of revenue and what's left is your gross margin.

  • Chemicals
  • Field labor
  • Equipment fuel

Numbers to watch

Revenue per crew day
How well routes and pricing are working.
Chemical cost per job
Soft wash margins depend on it.
Gross margin by service
Roof cleaning and flatwork rarely earn the same.
Cash before winter
Decides how the off season goes.

3 steps to more profit per rig.

  1. 30 minutes · Free

    Book a profit call

    Tell us how the business runs and what you want to know. You'll leave knowing what your books need and what it costs.

  2. About 2 weeks

    We clean up and connect

    We catch up your books and connect your bank, payroll, field software and marketing numbers. Your six-week course starts in your inbox.

  3. Ongoing

    Get your coaching

    Your specialist walks you through the numbers and tells you what to change. Your first action plan lands inside 30 days.

What owners say

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Questions exterior cleaners ask

More answers on the FAQ page
  • Yes. Commercial work gets its own income lines, and we keep those receivables current since commercial clients often pay on terms.

Other trades we work with

We run trades businesses ourselves, and we compare your numbers with shops in your trade.

Franchises

We coach each franchisee on the numbers behind their profit, with advice that fits how your system runs.

Talk to us about your system

Take the commercial contract?
You'll know.

You'll know what the numbers mean and what to change, and the first call is free.

100% money-back in your first 30 days.