Pressure washing
Wash driveways, patios and other suitable exterior surfaces for homeowners.
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01 / Why it can workThe upside
A single paid job can test both pricing and demand before you invest in better equipment.
02 / Watch forThe hard part
Surface damage, travel time and seasonal demand can erode margins.
03 / CostsWhat the first budget covers
Washer or rental, hoses, safety gear, transport and an insurance allowance. Expect roughly $700–$3,800 for a lean first version, before your own living costs.
04 / First customerYour first paying step
Offer a clearly scoped driveway clean, check surface compatibility and photograph the before and after with permission.
05 / GrowthHow it grows
Use neighborhood scheduling to cut travel and test maintenance plans with repeat clients.
Business snapshot
Pressure washing scores
Startup difficulty3/10
Operating difficulty4/10
Economic potential5/10
Scalability5/10
Resale potential4/10
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