What Jeremy Learned From Scaling Too Fast

I talk with Jeremy Myers from Charleston Pressure Washing Services. He runs a roof-first cleaning service that also covers gutters, soffits, fascia, siding, and flat work like entryways. He gets into this business after seeing how many homes in our area have buildup that owners need help handling. He’s in his second year and shares a key lesson from early on: he tries to do too many things at once, moving from mobile detailing into window cleaning, pressure washing, and even thinking about lawn care, and it turns into a mess. He learns to focus, specialize, and dial back scaling. Jeremy tells me funding is a challenge, and so is writing a business plan, understanding websites, and learning how SEO affects how people find you on Google, Facebook, and Instagram. He also clears up misconceptions about damage in this industry and explains why process and standards matter, especially with soft washing and chemical ratios. He’s building better relationships, improving SEO, and invites people to find him online or call if they need help.