Every plan carries the complete Pressure Cleaning Business Beginner Lessons. The difference is how much of the done-for-you kit and coaching comes with it.
The full course and the complete template library. Everything you need to set the business up, learn the work, price it properly and get your first customers.
Everything in Starter, plus the paid advertising modules, the commercial and strata sections, and the systems and staff material.
Everything in Pro, plus the tenders and multi-crew material — and one-on-one coaching every two weeks, built around your own numbers.
Everything in Pro, month to month. Cancel any time. Access continues while your subscription is active.
Work through the first two modules. If the pricing and door-knock systems do not stand up, email us inside 14 days for a full refund.
Split the Pro plan across monthly instalments. Access starts on the first payment, not the last.
New lessons and video land in your portal as they are filmed, and every template added to the library is yours.
Alessio Bonserio, who runs ProWash Sydney — 1,000+ properties cleaned, two fully-equipped utes, a crew of certified technicians, and a 5.0 Google rating across more than 100 reviews. The photos in the galleries are his jobs and the prices in the calculators are what he charges.
No. The course assumes you have never held a pressure washer and you do not own one. The Learn to Clean section takes you from understanding pressure through to driveways, house washing, soft washing, roofs, stone, windows, gutters and commercial work, plus a full chemical module.
No, and you should not. The Equipment section gives you three complete shopping lists — a $2K starter setup, a $4K growth setup and a $7K+ professional setup — each with the specification, the expected cost, where to buy and whether the item is essential or optional. It also covers what not to buy, which saves most beginners more than the course costs.
A working setup that can do paid work is about $2,000. The course shows you exactly what that buys, what it cannot do, and what to upgrade first with the money from your first five jobs. You do not need $7,000 to start.
Yes, deliberately. Pricing is in AUD against the current market, and the compliance content covers ABN and the $75,000 GST threshold, the Australian Consumer Law rules for door knocking, EPA expectations for wash water, and WHS duties for work above two metres. American content is excellent on technique and dangerously wrong on compliance.
Twelve sections: Start Here, Beginner Lessons, Equipment, Learn to Clean, Sales & Quoting, Get Customers, Ads & Marketing, Commercial, Systems & Staff, Scale, Templates and Elite Coaching. Inside those are the modules and lessons covering business setup, equipment, technique, chemicals, pricing, quoting, invoicing, door knocking, satellite prospecting, Facebook and Google ads, content, reviews, real estate, strata, commercial work, tenders, subcontracting, hiring, CRM systems, recurring customers and scaling.
The same six parts, every time: the video, What You Will Learn, Step-by-Step Instructions, the written notes, an Action Task, and the downloads for that lesson. The Action Task is the point — every lesson makes you build part of your actual company, so by the end the company exists rather than a folder of notes.
The written lessons, the steps, the action tasks and all the downloads are complete and usable now. Video is being filmed progressively and appears in the lesson as each one is done. Where a video slot is still empty, the lesson itself is not — the footage is the demonstration, not the content.
Twenty-nine core templates, plus the supporting library — the startup checklist, three equipment lists, the chemical cheat sheet, quote and invoice templates, residential, commercial, strata and tender proposal templates, the door-knocking script, real estate, property manager, building manager and commercial outreach scripts, follow-up SMS templates, the review request template, subcontractor job sheet, employee and daily crew checklists, 100 content ideas, a 30-day content calendar, the CRM pipeline, the recurring maintenance planner, and the 30-day and 90-day plans. Plus eight working calculators inside the portal.
The 30-day launch plan is built to get you registered, insured, equipped and knocking doors inside three weeks, with paying customers in week three or four. Results depend entirely on your market and how much of the work you actually do — this is not an income guarantee.
Start at Sales & Quoting and then Get Customers. Most established operators find they are underpriced by around 30% and following up on quotes exactly once. Those two sections typically pay for the course in a fortnight.
One-on-one business coaching every two weeks, on your business rather than on the course. You submit your numbers beforehand — leads, quotes, conversion rate, revenue, expenses, advertising performance and upcoming opportunities — we find the one constraint that matters, and you leave with a written two-week action plan. The accountability on that plan is most of the value.
Every lesson has a Q&A thread and there is a community area. Questions are answered by someone who actually runs crews, normally within one business day.
Yes. Fourteen days, provided you have not downloaded more than a quarter of the template library. That is on top of your rights under the Australian Consumer Law, which cannot be excluded.
No. It is education. The compliance, tax, employment and WHS content is general information written to help you ask the right questions — confirm anything that matters with an accountant, an insurance broker or your state regulator.
No, and we are careful to say so. The five-star reviews are from ProWash Sydney cleaning customers — they are evidence the system works in the field, not testimonials from students. Student results will be published as students report them.
If you are in Sydney's inner west, have a think about it. Everywhere else in Australia — genuinely, go for it. There are more dirty driveways than there are operators who price properly, and the market is nowhere near saturated.