Pressure Washing Business software estimating example.

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Measuring a pressure washing job is easy.

I use a 12" contractor's wheel and it's as simple as this:

First I measure the length and then I measure the width.

I take length multiplied by width to get total surface area. Once I have total surface are, I plug that number into the PressureWashingBusiness.com estimating calculator and it will give me a price estimate.

Figuring a pricing estimate is easy with the http://www.PressureWashingBusiness.com estimating calculator. First, you enter your hourly rate. Let's use $55.00 per hour as an example. (Your rates may vary.) With a surface clean, I can clean 20 square feet per minute. This job is 672 square feet and since it is a straightforward job I enter 50 as the difficulty modifier.

The estimating calculator has already told us that the work time is about 33 minutes.

Now, there are some other inputs.

Setup time: This includes moving patio furniture and covering flowers. We will use 20 minutes for this example.

Loading and unloading your equipment should take about 10 minutes.

This customer was only 5 minute away. So, 10 minutes is entered into travel time.

There were extraneous jobs for this customer so I use 20 minutes for those work activities.

The total time for this job is 93 minutes. At a rate of $55 per hour the price quote should be $85.25.

That all this is to do it for estimating this job.

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