SPECIALTY PRESSURE-WASHING REQUESTS

If your exterior-cleaning request does not fit a standard category, send the details. The local team will tell you whether it can be assessed and what information comes next.

  • Unusual exterior jobs
  • Multi-surface requests
  • Direct local review
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WHAT TO EXPECT

An unusual job deserves a clear first conversation.

Start with the location, surfaces, approximate size, access and the result you are hoping for. The team can then decide whether the request fits Scrubblies’ equipment and availability.

01

No forced category

Describe the job in your own words when the standard service list does not fit.

02

Practical assessment

The team reviews the surface, condition, size and access before setting expectations.

03

Clear answer

You receive a direct next step, even when more information or an on-site look is needed.

REQUESTS WE CAN REVIEW

Start with the areas that matter.

Every item is confirmed by quote based on the actual surface, size, condition and access.

  • Unusual exterior surfaces
  • Larger one-time projects
  • Multi-surface properties
  • Specialty equipment
  • Stubborn exterior buildup
  • Other requests by assessment
Three clear steps

From request to quote.

The better the starting details, the more useful the first answer can be.

  1. 01

    Explain what is different

    Share the location, surfaces, size, access and what makes the job unusual.

  2. 02

    Add photos

    Wide context and close detail images help the team determine whether an assessment is possible.

  3. 03

    Get a direct answer

    Scrubblies confirms whether the request fits and what is needed for a quote.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Before you request a quote.

Exact scope, availability and price are confirmed directly by the local team.

What counts as a specialty request?

A larger, unusual or multi-surface exterior job that does not fit the standard service categories.

Does submitting a request guarantee a quote?

No. The team first reviews whether the job fits its equipment, service area and availability.

What photos should I send?

Include a wide view of the full area, close views of the condition and anything that affects access.

Can several surfaces be reviewed together?

Yes. List each surface separately so the team can assess the scope clearly.

A CLEAR QUOTE STARTS HERE

Show the local team what needs cleaning.

Share the location, surfaces, size, condition and access details for the most useful first response.