How paying for a wash works
Simple: you agree on a price first and pay when the work is done and you've seen it.
When you pay
For homes, payment is due when the job is finished and you've had a chance to look at it, in person or through the photos sent at the end. There's no deposit on a normal residential wash.
How you can pay
- Credit or debit card
- Check
- Bank transfer
Larger and commercial jobs
Commercial work, recurring fleet washing and multi-property HOA jobs are usually invoiced, with terms agreed in writing before the first visit. Big residential projects that combine several services may be split into stages, each paid when it's done.
What about financing?
We don't offer a financing plan. Most washing jobs land in the low hundreds of dollars, and you'll know the price before agreeing to anything. If cost is a concern, ask which part of the job matters most and do that first; the driveway can wait a season if the siding can't.
| Ways to lower the bill | Why it works |
|---|---|
| Bundle surfaces in one visit | Setup and travel are paid once |
| Keep a regular schedule | Less growth to remove each time |
| Clear access before the crew arrives | Less time moving cars and furniture |
| Split with a neighbor | Shared fences, shared visit |
Price ranges are on the pricing page.