Pressure washing software that quotes from the photos
Surfaces, approximate area, stories, water and drainage access, stains and growth, and delicate surroundings arrive with every request — then operator-priced quotes, a scheduled wash day, proof photos, and invoices from completed work.
No credit card required. Signup starts you on the Pressure Washing setup — you can change your business type later.
Who it's for
Solo pressure-washing operators and small exterior-cleaning crews quoting driveways, house washes, patios, decks, and fences.
The job to be done: Turn photo-backed exterior requests into operator-priced quotes, scheduled washes, before-and-after proof, and invoices from completed work.
Sound familiar?
The problems that eat evenings in a pressure washing business.
Every quote starts with a windshield visit
Driving across town to look at a driveway before you can price it burns work time. A photo-backed request with surfaces and rough area gives you the facts to decide whether a remote quote fits the job.
Scope grows at the curb
The customer asked about the driveway, but at arrival the walkway, patio, and fence are suddenly “part of it.” A written scope from intake keeps the quote and the job the same size.
Surroundings turn into disputes
Plants, painted trim, vehicles, and pets near the work area are what post-job arguments are made of. Recording delicate surroundings and pre-work photos sets expectations before the wand comes out.
The invoice lags the wash
The job took an hour; the invoice took a week. When billing rides on the completed job, you collect while the surfaces are still drying.
How FieldLasso runs your day
Capture the request before the quote
Customers use your branded page to send surfaces to wash, approximate area, stories, outdoor water access, drainage and access notes, stains and growth, nearby delicate surfaces, and photos.
Quote from an operator-reviewed template
Built-in driveway, house wash, patio/deck, and fence documents start with unset prices. You confirm scope and price from the intake answers, add optional add-on lines, and can collect a deposit on approval.
Schedule the wash and work the day
Approved quotes become washes you drag across the dispatch board. The field app shows the crew the site brief — water access, drainage notes, surroundings — and captures before-and-after photos.
Invoice while the driveway dries
Completed washes generate invoices carrying the job's scope. Customers pay by card through Stripe-hosted entry, turn on autopay, or you record the check.
Built for pressure washing
The Pressure Washing pack calls washes what you call them, and the intake below is the real request and job fields the product asks for — not a generic feature list.
Surfaces to wash
Driveway, sidewalk, patio, deck, fence, siding, garage floor, or storefront — the checklist that defines the job's scope.
Approximate area
A rough square-footage number from the customer, so pricing conversations start from size instead of guesswork.
Stories
Single story, two stories, or three-plus — captured on the property so a house wash is scoped before anyone climbs anything.
Outdoor water access
Whether a working spigot exists on site, recorded for the operator to review before quoting and scheduling.
Drainage & access notes
Where runoff goes, slopes, gates, and parking, recorded on the property for every future visit.
Stains & growth
Oil, rust, mold or mildew, algae or moss, gum, and graffiti reported by the customer — reviewed by you before quoting.
Nearby delicate surfaces
Landscaping, painted wood, glass, light fixtures, vehicles, and pets — disclosed up front, in writing, on the job.
Starter template
Driveway wash quote
A driveway or flatwork wash scoped from the surfaces, approximate area, water access, drainage and access notes, and photos submitted at intake, with an optional additional-surface line. Pricing is operator-confirmed.
You confirm every price during setup — FieldLasso never publishes a market rate for you.
Good fit / not a fit
The honest version — who FieldLasso is built for here, and who it is not.
A good fit if you are…
- Solo operators and small crews quoting driveways, house washes, patios, decks, and fences from photos
- Businesses that want the site brief — water, drainage, access, surroundings — on the job before the crew rolls
- One-off exterior jobs that want an optional deposit and an invoice from completed work
Not the right tool for…
- Companies that want software to prescribe chemicals, dilutions, pressure settings, or cleaning methods
- Multi-crew commercial bidding that needs take-offs, submittals, and project accounting
Pressure-washing quote intake checklist
What to capture before quoting an exterior wash — surfaces, approximate area, stories, outdoor water access, drainage and access notes, stains and growth, nearby delicate surfaces, and photos.
- Surfaces to wash — Driveway, sidewalk, patio, deck, fence, siding, garage floor, or storefront — the checklist that defines the job's scope.
- Approximate area — A rough square-footage number from the customer, so pricing conversations start from size instead of guesswork.
- Stories — Single story, two stories, or three-plus — captured on the property so a house wash is scoped before anyone climbs anything.
- Outdoor water access — Whether a working spigot exists on site, recorded for the operator to review before quoting and scheduling.
- Drainage & access notes — Where runoff goes, slopes, gates, and parking, recorded on the property for every future visit.
- Stains & growth — Oil, rust, mold or mildew, algae or moss, gum, and graffiti reported by the customer — reviewed by you before quoting.
- Nearby delicate surfaces — Landscaping, painted wood, glass, light fixtures, vehicles, and pets — disclosed up front, in writing, on the job.
Free to use and print — no email required.
Free pressure washing tools
- Pressure-washing exterior-area estimatorAdd up driveway, patio, deck, fence, and siding square footage from your own measurements — a scope aid for exterior-cleaning quotes, not a price or a site inspection.
Free to use and print — no email required.
Where FieldLasso draws the line
What this pack does not do, so there are no surprises.
- Quotes carry the prices you set — FieldLasso doesn't suggest market rates or per-square-foot pricing.
- FieldLasso stores the records you enter; it doesn't recommend products, chemicals, settings, or methods, or verify code or regulatory compliance — that stays your professional judgment.
- Payroll and invoicing are built in, but totals don't push into separate bookkeeping software on their own.
Pressure Washing FAQ
What does a customer send with a pressure-washing request?
The public request can collect surfaces to wash, approximate area, stories, outdoor water access, drainage and access notes, stains and growth, nearby delicate surfaces, and photos.
Does FieldLasso tell me what chemicals, pressure, or method to use?
No. FieldLasso records the scope and site details you and the customer enter. Chemical, equipment, pressure, and method decisions stay your professional judgment.
Can I quote from photos without a site visit?
That's your call per job. Intake photos and the submitted scope attach to the request, so you can price straightforward work remotely and reserve visits for jobs that need eyes on site.
How do the built-in quote documents price the work?
They don't — driveway, house wash, patio/deck, and fence templates ship with unset prices. You confirm your own numbers before anything is sent.
Can I take a deposit before the wash?
Yes. Quotes support an optional deposit collected on approval, and the balance is invoiced from the completed job.
What does FieldLasso cost?
Starter is $49/month, Pro is $149/month, and Scale is $299/month. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial and no credit card is required to try it.
Source notes
Reviewed July 15, 2026. These sources establish market context and software intent only; they do not support a search-volume, market-share, competitor-performance, or pricing claim.
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No credit card required. Signup starts you on the Pressure Washing setup — you can change your business type later.