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Pressure Washing Site Survey & Water Access Form

A survey template — surfaces, water and power access and runoff assessed on site, so a larger wash job is quoted and planned properly.

Description

For a large or awkward pressure washing job, a site survey confirms what a photo can’t — the real area, the surfaces and their state, where the water and power come from, and where the runoff goes. This form books that survey with the key details flagged, so a bigger job is quoted accurately and planned to run cleanly. It asks what makes a wash survey worthwhile: the surfaces and rough area, the water and power availability (a job with no outside tap needs a bowser), the drainage and where wash water will run, and access for equipment. For commercial and large domestic jobs especially, the water logistics and runoff are the make-or-break details — the form surfaces them before the quote. Put it behind a “book a survey” link for the larger jobs. Free, brandable, and it turns a hard-to-gauge wash into a measured-up, well-planned quote.

Form fields

Everything the Pressure Washing Site Survey & Water Access Form above collects — 9 fields across 2 pages, so you can see exactly what it captures before you make it your own.

Book a Site Survey

  • Site address

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    Address
  • Surfaces & rough area

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    Long Answer
  • Water source

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    Single-Select
  • Power available?

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    Single-Select
  • Where does wash water run?

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    Single-Select
  • Preferred survey date

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    Date

Your details

  • Contact name

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    Name
  • Contact number

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    Telephone
  • Email address

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    Email
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Template FAQs

Common questions about the Pressure Washing Site Survey & Water Access Form — what it captures, when to use it, and how to make it your own.

When do I need a survey?

For larger or awkward jobs — a big area, mixed surfaces, no obvious water source, a tricky runoff situation, or a commercial site. A survey confirms the scope, the water and access, and how to manage the wash water, so the quote holds and the job runs cleanly.

Why does water access matter so much?

Because pressure washing uses a lot of water — a job with no outside tap needs us to bring a bowser or plan a supply. Knowing the water source up front means we arrive able to work, rather than finding there’s nowhere to connect.

What's the concern with runoff?

Wash water can carry silt, detergents and (on forecourts) oil that shouldn’t enter surface-water drains untreated. The survey checks where the water will run and how to contain or divert it, so the job’s done responsibly and within environmental guidance.

Do you check power access too?

Yes — some equipment needs power, and a large site may need generators. The survey confirms what’s available so we bring the right setup. The form captures it so there are no surprises on the day of a big job.

How long does a survey take?

Usually brief for a domestic job, longer for a commercial site with multiple surfaces and logistics to assess. We’ll confirm a time when you book; the point is to get a big job scoped right the first time.

Is booking a survey free?

Yes — the form’s free with a Fun Forms account, fully customizable, and it embeds on your site or shares as a link.