ProfessionalPressure Washing

Years of algae, mildew, road grime, and pollen build up on driveways, patios, siding, and walkways in ways a garden hose can't touch. Pressure washing restores surfaces quickly and is one of the most satisfying improvements you can make to your home's curb appeal.

Also known as: pressure washing, power washing, pressure cleaning, power wash, soft washing, driveway washing, patio cleaning, house washing

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What you get

What’s included

Pre-treat stubborn mildew and algae spots
Pressure wash the target surface at appropriate PSI
Clear debris and rinse surrounding areas
Adjust technique for concrete, pavers, or siding to prevent damage
Post-rinse inspection to confirm clean result

Simple & stress-free

How it works

Set up & pre-treat

We assess the surface, pre-treat any heavy biological growth, and set the right pressure for the material.

Wash & rinse

We work methodically from one end to the other, keeping overlapping passes for even coverage.

Inspect & wrap up

We do a final walk-through to spot any missed patches and rinse runoff away from planted areas.

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Problems we fix

Black streaks and green algae on concrete driveways
Mildew stains on vinyl or wood siding
Slippery algae coating on patio pavers
Grimy walkways that look permanently stained
Faded deck boards caked with dirt and pollen

Good to know

Pressure Washing — FAQ

Will pressure washing damage my siding?

We use lower pressure settings for vinyl, wood, and painted surfaces. High pressure is reserved for concrete and masonry where the surface can handle it.

How often should I have my driveway pressure washed?

Once a year is usually plenty for most climates. Humid areas with heavy tree cover may benefit from twice-yearly washes to stay ahead of mildew.

Can you pressure wash a wood deck?

Yes, carefully. Wood decks are washed at low pressure to clean without raising the grain or splintering boards. We recommend sealing the deck after washing.