Social media management for a pressure washing company
Social media rarely books a job by itself in this trade. It does something else that matters: it answers the question a homeowner asks before letting a stranger onto the property with a hot water machine. They look you up, and a page whose last post is from two summers ago reads as out of business.
The content already exists on your phone. Three posts a week, each a job you finished, with the surface, the town and roughly what it cost. Reels of the rinse and the reveal travel furthest. Local neighborhood groups are worth more than a follower count, because that is where recommendations actually get typed.
Two weeks gets the profiles consistent, a fortnight of posts scheduled, and a simple habit for the crew: two photos before, two after, same angle, every job. That habit feeds the ads, the website gallery and the Google profile at the same time, which is the real reason to bother with it.