Most pressure washers undercharge by $50–$200 per job without realizing it.
Most pressure washing jobs fall within these ranges:
Prices vary based on square footage, surface type, and level of buildup.
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Most people don’t undercharge because of their price… they undercharge because they don’t know how to say it.
“Based on the size of the area, level of buildup, and difficulty of the job, my rate for this project is $X.”
Most people increase their rates within days of using these scripts.
Use your result as a starting point, then adjust based on surface type, accessibility, and time required.
Your rate should reflect the time, equipment, and effort required.
Factors that impact pricing:
Example 1:
Small driveway, light dirt
Charge: $120–$200
Example 2:
Medium deck, moderate buildup
Charge: $250–$400
Example 3:
Large house + driveway, heavy buildup
Charge: $600–$1,200+
Charging per job instead of size
Not adjusting for heavy buildup
Underpricing large surface areas
Ignoring difficulty or obstacles
Not charging enough for roofs or soft washing
Most new pressure washers undercharge.
If a job takes more time, equipment, or risk, you should be charging significantly more.
You’re not just spraying water - you’re delivering results.
How much should I charge for pressure washing?
Most jobs range from $100 to $1,000+ depending on size and complexity.
Do I charge by square foot?
Many pros do, but flat-rate pricing based on size and difficulty works just as well.
Should I charge more for heavy buildup?
Yes. Stains, mold, and grime increase time and effort.
Do different surfaces change the price?
Absolutely. Roofs and siding typically cost more than concrete.
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