Pressure Washing Services

1. Restores Curb Appeal

• Removes dirt, grime, algae, and stains, instantly making your home, driveway, patio, or deck look fresh and well-kept.
   

2. Protects Surfaces

• Prevents mold, mildew, and algae buildup that can eat away at wood, concrete, and siding over time.
   

3. Prepares for Painting or Sealing

• Creates a clean, smooth surface so paint, stain, or sealant adheres better and lasts longer.
   

4. Saves Time and Effort

• Achieves in minutes what scrubbing by hand could take hours or days to do.
   

5. Boosts Property Value

• A cleaner exterior makes a home more attractive to buyers and can increase perceived value.
   

6. Promotes a Healthier Environment

• Removes pollen, dust, mold spores, and other allergens from outdoor living areas.
   

7. Eco-Friendly Cleaning Option

• Uses the power of water pressure, often reducing or eliminating the need for harsh chemicals.

If you have never done power washing or had it done you may be wondering what all is involved with the process. It is pretty straight forward but let us break it down a little bit more for you. 

Here’s what it involves:

• Equipment: A pressure washer machine pumps water at high pressure through a spray nozzle.
   
• Purpose: Removes dirt, dust, mildew, algae, spider webs, and stains that naturally build up over time.
   
• Method: Water pressure is adjusted based on the material — lower pressure for delicate surfaces like wood or older siding, higher pressure for durable materials like concrete or brick.
   
• Result: The home looks fresher, cleaner, and more cared-for, while also preventing long-term damage from buildup.

You should have your house pressure washed at least once a year, but the ideal timing depends on your home’s location, climate, and condition.

Here’s a quick guide:

Once a Year (Standard Maintenance)

• Keeps dirt, algae, and mildew from building up.
• A good habit for preserving your home’s exterior and curb appeal.
   

Twice a Year (High Exposure Areas)

• If you live in a damp, shaded, or wooded area where mold and algae grow quickly.
• In dusty, windy, or high-pollen regions where buildup happens faster.
   

Before Painting or Staining

• Ensures the new coating adheres properly and lasts longer.
   

Before Selling Your Home

• Instantly boosts curb appeal for photos and showings.
   

After Severe Weather

• Removes debris, dirt, or mildew growth caused by storms or flooding.