Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Pressure washing uses a high-powered stream of water to remove dirt, mold, algae, grime, and stains from surfaces like concrete, siding, and roofs. It helps restore surfaces to their original look without the need for repainting or resurfacing.

Interesting Fact: A professional pressure washer can blast out dirt at speeds up to 2,700 miles per hour—faster than a Formula 1 race car!

Pricing depends on the size, condition, and surface being cleaned. Here’s a general guide:

• Driveways: Starting at $99

• House Washing: $200-$350 (Varies by size)

• Commercial Cleaning: Custom quotes based on job size

For an exact price, contact us for a free estimate!

 Interesting Fact: A clean driveway can increase home value by up to 5%—a small investment with a big return!

Not at all—when done correctly! We use the right pressure settings and techniques for different surfaces. For delicate areas like house siding and roofs, we use soft washing, which relies on a safe, low-pressure application with biodegradable detergents.

 Interesting Fact: A pressure washer can deliver more than 50 times the force of a standard garden hose! That’s why professionals must use the correct settings to prevent damage.

• Pressure Washing: Uses high-pressure water to clean hard surfaces like concrete, brick, and stone.

• Soft Washing: Uses low-pressure water and detergents to safely clean delicate surfaces like roofs and siding.

 Interesting Fact: Soft washing not only cleans but also kills mold, algae, and bacteria at the root, meaning surfaces stay cleaner 4-6 times longer than pressure washing alone!

Yes, but well water often contains minerals that may cause buildup in equipment. We can assess your water source and adjust our process if needed.

Tip: If you’re on a well, let us know in advance so we can plan accordingly to avoid excessive water use.

• House siding: Every 1-2 years

• Driveways & sidewalks: Once a year or as needed

• Roofs: Every 3-5 years (soft washing recommended)

• Commercial properties: More frequently depending on foot traffic and exposure to dirt/grime

 Interesting Fact: Mold and algae on siding can spread twice as fast in humid or shaded areas—regular washing prevents this!

• Trim trees and shrubs to reduce debris buildup.

• Keep gutters clean to prevent dirty water from streaking siding.

• Use a mild detergent and water to spot-clean between professional washes.

 Tip: Applying a mildew-resistant treatment after a house wash can help prevent regrowth for longer-lasting results.