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Everything I'd buy to start a pressure washing business from scratch.

Not a listicle. The actual gear, the actual prices I pay, and the three things I'd skip if I were starting over tomorrow — broken into what you need on day one versus what can wait until you're booked.

What's in it
$1.5k
The first-job kitThe minimum that lets you take money for a driveway this weekend. Nothing decorative.
$3.5k
The efficient setupSurface cleaner, soft wash, tank. This is where an all-day job becomes a two-hour job.
$10k
The van buildWhat I looked for, what I paid, and why I didn't buy the wrapped one.
$0
The DIY injectorBuilding a downstream injector from Home Depot parts instead of buying an X-Jet.
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What I'd skipThree purchases that looked necessary and weren't. One of them cost me real money.

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Why me

I'm Mike. I run a mobile detailing company and a pressure washing operation out of Philadelphia — real driveways, real house washes, real invoices to a property management company.

Every "start a pressure washing business" list online was written by somebody who has never held a wand. This one is my receipts.