Pressure washing and exterior cleaning

Driveways, patios, walls and fences: area by material, method, sealer to buy and wash water.

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Feet and inches by default, metric available for each table.

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What you measure

The template's tables and their columns, as the app shows them. Calculated columns fill in as you type.

Flat surfaces

Surface
MaterialChoices: Concrete Pavers Asphalt Natural stone Wood deck Composite deck Brick Other
Length
Width
Area from a plan
Area calculated
SoilingChoices: Light (dust, pollen) Organic (algae, mildew, moss) Oil, rust, gum
MethodChoices: Surface cleaner Wand Soft wash (low pressure) Hot water
Production rate
Labour hours calculated
Seal after cleaningChoices: No Yes
Sealer (product)
Sealer coats
Sealer coverage per coat
Sealer calculated
Notes (stains that will stay, cracks, damage)

Building walls

Wall
CladdingChoices: Vinyl siding Aluminium siding Fibre cement Wood Brick Stucco Stone Painted surface Asphalt shingles (roof) Other
Length
Height
Area calculated
SoilingChoices: Light Algae, mildew Chalking (oxidized paint or siding) Rust, efflorescence
MethodChoices: Soft wash (low pressure) Low-pressure rinse Pressure wash
Cleaning solution used
AccessChoices: Ground Ladder Lift
Production rate
Labour hours calculated
Notes (stains that will stay, cracks, damage)

Fences, decks and railings

ItemChoices: Fence Railing Gutter face Retaining wall Other
Length
Height
Sides cleaned
Area cleaned calculated
Production rate
Labour hours calculated
Notes (stains that will stay, cracks, damage)

About this template

Measure driveways, patios, walls, fences and railings to wash: area by material and cladding, method, sealer to buy, and where the wash water goes.

Guide and sources

Measure driveways, patios and decks by length and width, walls by length and height, fences and railings by length, height and sides. Choose the material, how dirty it is and the method: shingle roofs and soft claddings call for a low-pressure wash, and shingle makers say never to pressure wash them.

If you seal, take the coats and the coverage from the sealer label: the sheet totals the sealer to buy per product, rounded up once per section. Your production rates and hours stay out of a report for the client.

Before you quote, check the water supply and where the wash water will go: it must not reach a storm drain. Ask the city when in doubt. Note what needs protecting and any damage that is already there, with photos.

Sources

Pressure washing forum Rule of thumbSquare feet per hour (contractors forum thread), Pressure Washing Resource. Checked Oct 7, 2026
ARMA 2024, roof algae Trade associationAlgae discoloration of roofs (technical bulletin), Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association, 2024-06-06. Checked Oct 7, 2026
PWNA, compliance Trade associationCompliance: wash water and the Clean Water Act, Power Washers of North America. Checked Oct 7, 2026
Ohio EPA 2025, power washing GovernmentMobile Power Washing and Environmental Regulations, Ohio Environmental Protection Agency, 2025-06. Checked Oct 7, 2026
CMM 2008-47, wastewater GovernmentRèglement numéro 2008-47 sur l'assainissement des eaux, Communauté métropolitaine de Montréal (copy published by Vaudreuil-Dorion). Checked Oct 7, 2026