How WashScope works

One clear journey.Keep every visit connected.

Capture the property, review observations and keep the scope and visit evidence together. The Christchurch beta starts with window and glass cleaning.

Start with the addressReuse what is knownApprove every decisionScope, price and timingRecord the visitEvidence stays with the property
Illustration of a home and its exterior condition record
Example propertyIllustrative preview
29 John Annan StreetHalswell, Christchurch
Example visit
April 2026
Beta service
Windows and glass
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Four simple decisions

From an address to work you are ready to approve.

Property, capture, editable observations and evidence lead into a reviewed scope and a lasting visit record.

01

Find the property

Start with the address. WashScope brings forward any model, surfaces, condition and work history already connected to the property.

02

Capture and review

Add an on-site capture or photos, then review and edit the observations. Keep surface buildup separate from visible defects needing professional review.

03

Review and approve

Review the complete scope and fixed price. Eligible providers receive the work one at a time; booking depends on acceptance and availability.

04

Keep the visit record

Save completed work, photos and reviewed observations with the property so the next visit has useful context.

One shared property record

The useful context travels with the property.

A homeowner, professional and future visit can work from the same record. If the property has already been scanned or serviced, WashScope carries that forward.

Explore experimental timing and the roadmap
Property recordWhat stays connected
In beta
  • Property geometry and known surfaces
  • Reviewed observations and customer priorities
  • Access, hazards and completion evidence
  • Quotes, visits and service history
Known data is reviewed before it is changed.
A professional cleaning exterior windows and verifying the result
After the work

The result becomes the next starting point.

The visit is more than a completed booking. It records what the professional found, what they completed and what the customer accepted.

  1. 1
    BeforeBring forward the model, scope, condition and access details.
  2. 2
    On siteVerify what changed and capture the completed result.
  3. 3
    Next timeReview the previous evidence before deciding what is needed.
Start with the property record.Material guidance and external warranty-record connections are on the roadmap.
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