Surfaces We Wash
- Concrete driveways & walkways
- Paver patios & pool decks
- Vinyl & wood privacy fences
- Aluminum fencing & pool cage frames
- Entryways & front porch areas
Signs Your Property Needs Pressure Washing
A driveway with dark streaks or a greenish tinge, a fence that's gone from white to gray-green in shaded sections, black mildew spots creeping up a pool deck, or slippery algae film on walkways are all signs it's time. Left alone, this buildup doesn't just look bad — it can make walkways and pool decks genuinely slick underfoot.
"You can see an actual before-and-after from a fence we cleaned in the photo gallery on our homepage — that's the kind of transformation a proper pressure wash gets you, not just a light rinse."
Our Process
- Walkthrough & assessment. We look at each surface to determine the right pressure and technique.
- Pre-treatment. Heavy algae or mildew areas get treated before washing for a more complete result.
- Wash. Surface-matched pressure lifts dirt, algae, and mildew without damaging the material underneath.
- Rinse & inspect. We rinse down adjacent areas and do a final walkthrough before we leave.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is pressure washing safe for pavers and stucco?
Yes — we match pressure and technique to the surface. Pavers, stucco, and painted surfaces get lower pressure and more finesse than a concrete driveway to avoid etching or stripping paint.
What surfaces do you pressure wash?
Driveways, walkways, patios, pool decks, and fences are our core work. Ask about your specific surface when you request a quote.
How often should I get pressure washing done?
Once or twice a year for most homes. Shaded, humid areas or spots near sprinklers may need more frequent attention.
Can this be bundled with window cleaning?
Yes. Many homeowners schedule it alongside a residential window cleaning visit so the whole property gets refreshed in one trip.