Do you use high pressure on every surface?
No. Some siding, decks, trim, and older surfaces need a lighter approach. The cleaning method should match the material and condition.
Problems this can help solve
- Green buildup, dirt, and weather staining on exterior surfaces
- Walkways or entry areas that look neglected
- Exterior cleanup before photos, showings, move-in, or move-out
What is included
- Walkthrough to identify surfaces that are safe to clean
- Pressure washing or lower-pressure cleaning when appropriate
- Basic cleanup of loosened debris from the work area
- Recommendations if a surface needs repair before washing
What is not included
Some property issues need a licensed trade, specialist, or larger project scope. This page keeps that line clear.
- Roof washing, high-risk ladder work, or delicate historic materials without specialist review
- Guaranteed removal of every stain, rust mark, oil spot, or deep discoloration
- Licensed trade work such as electrical, plumbing, HVAC, roofing, or structural engineering
- Hazardous material handling, mold remediation, pest control, or biohazard cleanup
- Work that requires permits, specialized equipment, or a dedicated specialist
- Large remodels, additions, or full replacement projects
FAQs
Can pressure washing be scheduled with other services?
Yes. It often pairs well with window cleaning, gutter cleaning, deck cleaning, or pre-listing property prep.