House Washing
Siding should be soft washed — low pressure with cleaning solutions — rather than blasted with high pressure, which can force water behind siding and damage paint. A proper house wash removes mold, mildew, algae, and pollen and typically takes a few hours.
Concrete and Flatwork
Driveways, sidewalks, and patios handle higher pressure well and show dramatic before-and-after results. Surface-cleaner attachments give even results without striping. Sealing after cleaning helps concrete resist stains and extends the clean look.
Decks, Fences, and Roofs
Wood decks and fences need moderate pressure and the right tip to avoid furring the grain. Roofs with black algae streaks should be soft washed only — high pressure voids shingle warranties and shortens roof life.
How Pressure Washing Estimates Work
Pricing is usually per square foot or flat-rate per surface, with minimums for small jobs. Combining multiple surfaces in one visit almost always costs less than booking them separately.