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The neighbour who watched you clean a driveway has five seconds and a wet hand. Your card has to say what you clean, where, and how to book.
Editor's Pick
Black and blue spray-wand business card
Why we picked it
- A spray-wand graphic in bright blue on black stands out across a driveway
- The services list answers "do you also clean roofs?" before the call
Who it's for: Exterior cleaning companies that want a bold card people recognise
Customize this design (opens our partner shop)6 pressure washing business card ideas
The water-spray graphic
A spray wand across the card, your name on the clean side.
Electric blue background
Bright cyan reads from across the street and matches a truck wrap.
A friendly mascot
A cartoon washer plus a QR code: memorable and easy to book.
Wood texture
Warm wood behind the logo for deck and fence specialists.
Referral card
"Give this to a neighbour: you both get 20% off."
Fridge magnet
Clients keep it until next year's wash.
Four more that work: a before/after photo on the back, a "driveways from $149" line, a seasonal offer and a QR code to your Google reviews.
What to put on the card
- Name and what you clean: driveways, houses, decks, roofs.
- One phone number, the biggest line after your name.
- Service area: "Serving Tampa, Brandon and Riverview".
- A QR code to your quote form (make one free).
- Licensed and insured.
- The back: your services, a first-job offer or a before/after photo.
Best for QR Quote Requests
Cartoon washer card with a QR quote code
Why we picked it
- A "call or text" bar on the front and a "scan for your free quote" QR code on the back
- Services and "licensed & insured" are already on the card
Who it's for: Owner-operators who quote from photos sent by text
Customize this design (opens our partner shop)One design on everything
Hang door hangers on the street of every job and leave the yard sign up for the day: people book the company they keep seeing.
Best for Vehicles
Matching spray-wand car magnet
Why we picked it
- The same design as our Editor's Pick card, so the truck and the card match
- Phone number and website are large enough to read from the street
Who it's for: Anyone who parks a work vehicle at the job for hours
Customize this design (opens our partner shop)Wording ideas
Driveways, houses, decks and roofs: cleaned like new. Licensed & insured · Free estimates · Serving [your area] Text a photo for a quote: [phone]
We clean what the rain can't. Soft washing for siding and roofs, pressure washing for concrete. [phone] · [website]
Mistakes to skip
- A tiny phone number under a big logo.
- Every social network instead of one booking link.
- Only "power washing": use "pressure washing" too.
- Light blue on white: it disappears in sunlight (check it in ColorsLovers).
Best for Repeat Clients
Spray-wand loyalty stamp card
Why we picked it
- Ten numbered circles to stamp, with the reward on the last one
- Matches the black and blue Editor's Pick card
Who it's for: Companies with regular customers: driveways each spring, decks each summer
Customize this design (opens our partner shop)Pricing and estimates: see the pressure washing business kit.
Questions people ask
What should be on a pressure washing business card?
Your business name, the surfaces you clean, one large phone number, your service area, a QR code to a quote form and the words licensed and insured.
What colours work for a pressure washing business card?
High-contrast pairs that read outdoors: black with electric blue, navy with white, or charcoal with neon green. Avoid light blue on white.
Should I put prices on my pressure washing card?
A 'from' price for your most common job (driveways from $149) gets calls; a full price list belongs on your website or estimate.
Pressure washing or power washing on the card?
Use both: customers search for each term about equally, and 'soft washing' for siding and roofs.
What else besides business cards?
Door hangers on the street of every job, a car or truck magnet and a yard sign. See the marketing checklist in the pressure washing kit.
