Pressure Washing
Pressure Washing Site Survey Checklist Maker
Survey a pressure washing job before estimating or scheduling. Record surface conditions, water access, rig and hose access, property protection, drainage and runoff concerns, pre-existing damage, and follow-up items in one field-ready checklist.
Build your pressure washing site survey checklist
Use the starting checklist as a field guide, edit it for your operation, and keep measurements, site conditions, protection needs, and unresolved follow-up in one place.
1. Job & survey details
All fields are optional. Load a saved Surface Area Calculator job to reuse job reference information and a recalculated surface summary when available.
2. Water, access, protection & runoff notes
Record the specific site details the crew or estimator may need later. Use the checklist below to confirm that each topic was reviewed.
Water & equipment access
Property protection & drainage
3. Site survey checklist
Mark an item when reviewed. Use the notes field for measurements, conditions, exceptions, customer requests, or items that still need verification.
4. Surface scope & follow-up notes
Keep the measured scope, visible conditions, exclusions, photos, customer priorities, and unresolved estimate questions together.
This checklist helps record visible site conditions and follow-up items. It does not determine the appropriate pressure, nozzle, chemical, cleaning method, whether runoff handling complies with applicable requirements, equipment setup, or whether a surface can be cleaned safely. Verify manufacturer guidance, product labels, equipment instructions, site requirements, and applicable local rules separately.
When you choose Save in Browser, one pressure washing site survey draft is stored in local storage in this browser. The survey information you enter is processed in your browser and isn't sent to us. Do not store passwords, alarm codes, gate codes, lockbox combinations, or other sensitive access credentials in this worksheet.
How to use a pressure washing site survey checklist
- Record the customer, property, service location, and survey reference details, or load a saved Surface Area Calculator job when available.
- Review the surfaces and materials, visible buildup, pre-existing damage, excluded areas, and any surfaces that need separate evaluation.
- Confirm the expected water source, rig parking, hose route, gates or access procedures, upper-level access, and work-area restrictions.
- Review landscaping, openings, electrical items, movable obstacles, drainage direction, nearby drains, and areas where runoff or overspray needs separate planning.
- Save the survey in this browser or print it, then carry the verified details into your own estimate, water planning, crew instructions, and job process.
Pressure washing site survey checklist for pre-job walkthroughs
A pressure washing site survey helps a small crew document the conditions that can change the job before the estimate or work plan is finalized. Use this checklist to record the surface scope, material, visible staining, pre-existing damage, water access, rig and hose access, parking, landscaping, exterior electrical items, drainage, runoff concerns, and customer priorities.
The checklist is designed for field documentation and information handoff. It does not select pressure settings, chemicals, nozzles, cleaning methods, or pricing, and it does not decide whether runoff handling or a particular washing process meets local requirements.
Pressure washing site survey checklist FAQ
What should a pressure washing site survey include?
A practical pre-job survey should record the surfaces and materials, visible condition, pre-existing damage, water access, parking and hose access, property-protection needs, drainage and runoff concerns, customer priorities, exclusions, and open follow-up items.
Why record pre-existing damage before pressure washing?
Cracks, loose material, failing coatings, oxidation, damaged siding, weathered wood, and other existing conditions can affect the work plan and should be documented before service rather than mixed into completion notes later.
Does this checklist recommend pressure, chemicals, or a cleaning method?
No. It is a site-survey and planning worksheet. Review the exact surface, condition, equipment instructions, manufacturer guidance, product labels, and your own operating procedures separately.
Where is a saved survey stored?
Save in Browser stores one draft in local storage in this browser. It does not automatically sync to another browser or device.