The first thing you are going to need to do is figure out what market you want to target. One thing I recommend is try to break into the commercial market as the competition is lower and the jobs pay more. If you are lucky you can get a full time contracted job for which you may need to hire employees. The residential market is saturated with do it yourselfers so its good to stay more commercial unless of course you specialize.
One of the most important steps is to do a little research and find out how many different companies you are going to need to compete with. Once you get a list of contractors and businesses find out what work they specialize in and what they charge. This is going to give you a good starting point on what you should charge and also what your competition looks like. You can even have them come give you free estimates.
Once you have done the first two steps and have a better understanding of where you stand it is time to figure out a game plan of what services you plan to offer. Again I recommend specializing as there will be less competition. You can always branch out in the future and hire employees if need be.
You are also going to want to create a budget for your business. You are going to need to estimate equipment cost, maintenance, payroll, fuel, and every other aspect regarding the cost of running your business. You also need to figure out how much you are going to be able to pay yourself. Remember the business gets paid first and then you. This will always keep your business in good standings when you first start out.
A good place to start when looking for jobs is to get with bigger companies such as trucking companies and get their information and ask them if you can provide them with a quote. If you can do the same work for less than what they are paying now, guess what you will have your first job.
I hope this short article helps you get your pressure washing business up and rolling keep in mind you are going to want to look into pressure washing business insurance, and also you might want to register with the state and local governments.

