Our classes are designed to be both formal and informal in setting. At the Pressure Cleaning School you don’t just learn how to clean, you learn how to get the jobs. This is usually the hardest part of operating your own pressure washing business for most operators. Listed Below are some of the topics that will be discussed in depth both in the classroom and on the job site. If at any point you are unsure of something, ask questions.

Classes are Limited to 10 students per school

Session One- Classroom Setting

• Introduction to the Pressure Cleaning Industry
• Setting Up Your Business Legally
• Environmental Awareness and Concerns
• Equipment Selection
• Marketing to Get Your First Customers
• Job Estimating
• Soft Wash Roof and Exterior Cleaning Services

Session Two – On the Job Training

• Soft Wash Roof Cleaning – You Will Participate in the Actual Cleaning of a Roof

Session Three – Classroom

• Cleaning Techniques that Save you Time and Money
• Tools of Trade that Increase Efficiency
• How to Work Smart and Produce More Profits

Session  Four – On the Job Training

We are as proud of our graduates as they are of their business. Someone that takes the time out of their busy schedule to attend a class is serious about their business. Most new pressure washing business owners have never operated a business before and have very little knowledge of cleaning processes in general.

Pressure is not always what you need, as a matter of fact the less pressure used the better and safer for the surfaces being cleaned. At Pressure Cleaning School we teach them all about the different techniques for cleaning all different types of surfaces.

Pressure Cleaning School teaches more than just cleaning, we teach our graduates things that they need to know so that they will be around for a long time. Our class is designed for those that have been in business for less than 3 years. We teach things such as setting up a business, marketing, sales and much more.

Our system is also unique in that we also go out and clean a building that really needs it versus going out in the parking lot and running the equipment. You get a chance to actually clean some siding, concrete and more.

At the top of this site you will find a link to a “graduate locator” this map can be used to find the pressure cleaning school graduate nearest you. Below you will also find their story and a little bit about their company.