Pressure washing
High-pressure water for hard surfaces that can take it. A surface cleaner keeps the result even across large areas.
- Concrete and stone
- Driveways, walks, patios
- Even, stripe-free finish
Pressure washing
Months of rain leave concrete green, decks slick, and siding dull. We wash away the moss, algae, and grime with the right pressure for each surface, so it comes clean without damage.
Chimneys swept and inspected, so every fire burns the way it should.
Gutters and roofs kept clear, so rain goes where it belongs.
Floors covered, work areas contained, and nothing left behind.
Photos of what we find, and a written price before any repair.
What's included
Concrete can take high pressure. Wood and siding can't. We adjust for each one.
Tire marks, moss, and built-up grime lifted from concrete, asphalt, and pavers.
Slippery green algae cleaned off paths, steps, and landings for safer footing.
Concrete, stone, and paver patios cleaned evenly, without stripe marks.
Wood and composite decking cleaned at low pressure, with the grain, to avoid gouging.
Gray, weathered, and mossy fences cleaned and brightened.
Soft washed with low pressure and a cleaning solution, so water isn't forced behind the boards.
Block, stone, and concrete walls cleaned of moss and staining.
Dust, dirt, and surface stains washed out of concrete garage floors.
Methods
The method matters more than the machine. Here is how we match it to the surface.
High-pressure water for hard surfaces that can take it. A surface cleaner keeps the result even across large areas.
Low pressure and a cleaning solution that does the work, then a gentle rinse. For surfaces that high pressure would damage.
Wide spray, low pressure, and careful technique for decks and fences, so the wood comes clean without raised grain or gouges.
| Pressure washing | Soft washing | Wood care | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Concrete, stone, pavers | Siding, trim, painted surfaces | Decks and fences |
| Pressure | High | Low | Low |
| What does the cleaning | Water pressure | Cleaning solution and a rinse | Low pressure and technique |
How it works
Four of the six steps happen before any work begins, so you always know what's being done and why.
Tell us what you need and where you are. We confirm a day and an arrival window.
Floors and furniture near the fireplace are covered, and outdoor work areas are set up safely.
Before any tools come out, we check the chimney, gutters, roof, or vent and take photos.
You see what we found. If anything beyond the booked service is needed, you get the price first.
The job you approved, done carefully and by the book.
We clean up, haul away debris, and walk you through what was done, with photos.
FAQ
Anything else, ask us when you book.
It can if it's done with too much pressure or the wrong tip. High pressure gouges wood, strips paint, and forces water behind siding. That's why we soft wash siding and use low pressure on wood.
Yes. We connect to an outdoor spigot at your home. Let us know when you book if you don't have one that works.
Once a year keeps most concrete clean around here. Shaded areas that stay damp grow algae faster and may need it more often.
Usually not, as long as we can reach the areas being cleaned and an outdoor water spigot. Please move cars and patio furniture beforehand if you can.
More services
Many of these can be done in the same visit.
Tell us what your home needs. We'll confirm a time and take it from there.