1. Surfaces to document
List sidewalks, storefront entries, patios, dumpster pads, exterior common areas, garage approaches, breezeways, loading zones, and any surface that affects first impressions.
Pressure washing lead magnet
Use this checklist before requesting a pressure washing estimate so the scope is clearer, photos are useful, timing windows are realistic, and the right Cleaning follow-up path is triggered.
List sidewalks, storefront entries, patios, dumpster pads, exterior common areas, garage approaches, breezeways, loading zones, and any surface that affects first impressions.
Capture wide area shots plus close-ups of stains, algae, gum, grease, dust, construction residue, trash-pad buildup, or high-traffic marks.
Note tenant, guest, resident, or customer traffic windows. Include quiet hours, access windows, parking limits, and any events or inspections that drive the deadline.
High-traffic restaurant patios, storefront entries, hospitality areas, and dumpster pads may need more frequent review than low-traffic office entries. Use monthly visual checks and schedule cleaning around service windows, events, inspections, and seasonal buildup.
Send the checklist details through the existing Cleaning form. Do not submit test leads; real prospects can include photos, surfaces, access notes, and timing windows.
Use this form for real pressure washing requests only. Fields marked are required.
Follow-up sequence this supports: quote confirmation, estimate reminder, trust/credentials context, commercial cleaning upsell, and review request after completed service.