Our professional pressure washing brings life back to your home’s exterior — restoring the shine, color, and freshness you forgot was there.
See your home shine again
Our professional pressure washing brings life back to your home’s exterior — restoring the shine, color, and freshness you forgot was there.
See your home shine again
When to Schedule Pressure Washing
- Seasonal change: spring or fall cleaning.
- Before painting or sealing surfaces.
- Visible dirt, mold, or mildew.
- Boosting curb appeal for events or sale.
Pressure Washing Checklist
- Assess surfaces: wood, concrete, or siding.
- Adjust pressure: prevent damage.
- Apply cleaning solution: remove deep stains.
- Thorough wash: restore original look.
- Rinse & protect: seal if necessary.
How often should I have my home pressure washed?
We recommend pressure washing your home’s exterior every 1-2 years to remove dirt, mold, mildew, and algae. Driveways and walkways may benefit from annual cleaning, especially in shaded areas prone to algae growth. Regular pressure washing protects surfaces, maintains curb appeal, and can extend the life of siding and other materials.
Will pressure washing damage my siding or deck?
When performed by experienced professionals using the correct pressure and technique, pressure washing is safe for most surfaces. We use appropriate pressure levels for each material—lower pressure for vinyl siding and wood, higher pressure for concrete and brick. Improper pressure washing can cause damage, which is why professional service is recommended.
Can pressure washing remove mold and mildew?
Yes, pressure washing is highly effective at removing mold, mildew, and algae from exterior surfaces. We use specialized cleaning solutions when needed to kill mold spores and prevent regrowth. This not only improves appearance but also protects your home’s surfaces from deterioration.
Do you use chemicals or just water?
For most jobs, we use a combination of water pressure and cleaning solutions to achieve the best results. Cleaning solutions help break down dirt, mold, and stains more effectively than water alone.
Should I pressure wash before painting my home?
Absolutely. Pressure washing is an essential step before painting exterior surfaces. It removes dirt, mold, loose paint, and other contaminants that would prevent paint from adhering properly. A clean surface ensures better paint adhesion and longer-lasting results.
Can you clean second-story siding and high areas?
Yes, we have the equipment and experience to safely clean second-story siding, high peaks, and other hard-to-reach areas. We use extension wands and proper safety equipment to access all areas of your home’s exterior.
What should I do to prepare for pressure washing?
Before we arrive, please close all windows and doors, move vehicles and outdoor furniture away from the work area, and remove or secure any delicate items near the house. We will handle the rest, including protecting plants and landscaping as needed.