King Of Pressure Washing - Start or grow your pressure wash business
Welcome to the King of Pressure Washing Podcast, where we're dedicated to transforming your pressure washing venture into a thriving empire!
If you've ever dreamt of becoming the reigning king of pressure washing in your area, you're in the right place. I'm your host, Jason Geiman, and I'm here to guide you on a journey from startup to unstoppable.
Join me as I share my invaluable insights and strategies that helped me turn my own pressure washing business into a million-dollar success story in just four short years! Together, we'll unlock the secrets of marketing wizardry to make your phone ring off the hook and achieve the financial freedom you've always wanted.
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King Of Pressure Washing - Start or grow your pressure wash business
Made $60K in 4 Days Cleaning ONE Hotel From LinkedIn
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$60,000 in 4 days from ONE hotel. That's what Benjamin Gregory pulled off — and he didn't get the job from Google ads, yard signs, or door knocking. He got it from LinkedIn.
In this episode I'm breaking down a real commercial pressure washing job from a real student. Benjamin packed his rig, traveled from his home market down to the Carolinas, and walked away with a $60K invoice in 4 days of on-site work. Most pressure washers will go their entire career without seeing a single check like that — and the reason isn't talent or equipment. It's where they're looking for customers.
LinkedIn is where hotel general managers, facility managers, property management regional directors, and commercial real estate decision-makers actually live during the work week. They're not on Nextdoor. They're not searching Google for "pressure washing near me." They're scrolling LinkedIn between meetings — and almost nobody in our industry is showing up there.
Tonight I'm walking you through:
▸ The exact $60K / 4-day job — what was cleaned, how it was priced, how the crew pulled it off
▸ Benjamin's LinkedIn playbook — who to connect with, what to post, the DM that opens the door
▸ Why the buyers you actually want are on LinkedIn (and why your competition isn't)
▸ How to price a commercial hotel package the right way (don't itemize, sell the outcome)
▸ The 4-zone execution plan for big multi-day commercial jobs
▸ Your this-week LinkedIn punch list — what to do tomorrow morning to start building this pipeline before summer fills up
This is for the pressure washing business owner doing $80K–$200K in residential who's ready to stop chasing $300 driveways and start landing real commercial work. The play is open. The window is mid-May. Your competition isn't paying attention.
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Q: How realistic is a $60,000 commercial pressure washing job?
A: Very. A multi-story hotel job covering full exterior soft wash, parking lot flatwork, breezeways, pool deck, dumpster pads, and entrance work easily crosses $50K–$80K depending on property size and market. The reason most pressure washers never see one is they're never pitched in the rooms where these jobs are awarded.
Q: Why LinkedIn and not Google or Facebook for commercial pressure washing?
A: Commercial buyers — hotel GMs, facility managers, property management regional directors — actively use LinkedIn during work hours to research vendors and manage their professional networks. Facebook and Google reach homeowners and residential buyers. LinkedIn reaches the people who sign $60K invoices.