Built for your industry
Bookkeeping Built for Pressure Washing & Exterior Cleaning
Pressure washing has low barriers to entry, which means every spring brings a new wave of competitors pricing by guesswork. The operators who survive and scale are the ones who know their numbers cold: true cost per job including drive time and equipment wear, margin by service type, and which commercial contracts actually justify their pricing. That knowledge lives in the books, or nowhere.
- QuickBooks Gold ProAdvisor
- Intuit Certified Bookkeeper
- Intuit Enterprise Suite Certified
- IRS PTIN Holder
What exterior cleaning books need to get right
- Job costing with labor, chemicals, fuel, and drive time, so minimum-price jobs stop sneaking in as losers
- Recurring commercial contracts (shopping centers, HOAs, fleets) reported separately from one-off residential
- Service mix margins: house washes, roofs, concrete, fleet washing, each with different chemistry and labor
- Equipment depreciation and replacement reserves for rigs, surface cleaners, and pumps that live hard lives
- Water access and disposal compliance costs where municipalities charge them
- Seasonal cash planning, since most markets compress the year into eight months
Taxes, handled by the same firm
We prepare business and owner tax returns exclusively for our bookkeeping clients, your return gets built on exterior cleaning books we closed ourselves, twelve months in a row. Quarterly estimates included. Business Tax Preparation Services
What it costs
A flat monthly fee, quoted in writing after a free discovery call and a look at your QuickBooks file. Month to month, no hourly billing. Behind on the books? Fixed-fee cleanup first. Cleanup & Catch-Up Bookkeeping Services
Founder-led service
Ivan Dyakov
Ivan leads client strategy, major relationships, and service standards, supported by a specialized delivery process built for consistency.
Meet the founder- QuickBooks Gold ProAdvisor
- Intuit Certified Bookkeeper
- Intuit Enterprise Suite Certified
- IRS PTIN Holder
A clear next step