Photo estimates

Send the surfaces. See the scope. Approve the clean.

A useful set of photographs helps us prepare a clearer estimate before a date is offered.

A homeowner photographing a driveway for an estimate.
Surface firstScope before spray

Photograph 01

Begin with one wide view of the whole surface.

Stand far enough back to include every edge, adjoining surface, step and access point. The wide view helps us understand shape and context.

A complete driveway being photographed from a corner.

Photograph 02

Add close details of stains, joints and damage.

Move closer for the condition you want us to review, but keep the wide photograph too. A close-up alone cannot show the scale of the work.

Concrete, paver joints and siding condition shown in detail.

Photograph 03

Show water and the path from parking to the surface.

Include the exterior spigot, gate opening, steps and any narrow turn so we can think through the setup before arrival.

A water connection and side gate being measured.

Add scale

Approximate dimensions are more useful than a guess at square footage.

Length and width, or one familiar object for scale, help us ask the next question. Final scope still depends on the surface and condition.

A front walkway being measured during an assessment.

A clearer exterior-cleaning request

Let’s figure out what the surface needs.

Send a few useful photos and we’ll review the surface, size, access and water details before offering a date.

Request a photo estimate