Free calculator for pressure washing owners

Can you afford to hire a new technician?

A new technician needs training on chemicals and surfaces, and often a second rig. Revenue follows when you book enough jobs to keep the rig busy.

Cash in the bank today$ Cash the business adds each month now$ Monthly cost of the new technician, with taxes and benefits$ Months until the new technician brings in revenuemonths Extra revenue per month after that$ Payroll per run today (for the safe line)$

Lowest cash, next 12 months

Cost before they pay off

wages paid before new revenue starts

Paid back by

month the hire covers its own cost

Month	Without the hire	With the hire

The starting numbers are an example for a pressure washing business. Replace them with yours.

The worked example

Here a new technician costs $3,000 a month and starts bringing in $4,200 a month after 1 month. The business pays $3,000 before the hire covers a dollar of it.

How to make the hire safer in a pressure washing business

Hire when you are booked out two weeks or more.
Start the new tech on driveways and flatwork while they learn soft washing.
Add commercial contracts to fill weekdays.

See every hire in your forecast

One Page CFO adds the hire to your 13-week forecast and shows the tightest week before you commit.

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