Professional Pressure Washing

Instantly increase curb appeal and revitalize your home

Pressure washing restores curb appeal, protects home value, and improves traction on wet surfaces. We deep-clean walkways, decks, sidewalks, driveways, and other exterior surfaces, removing the dirt, mold, mildew, and pollutants that the soggy weather leaves behind.

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A house with black siding and white trim, front porch with steps, potted plants, and lanterns, surrounded by a lawn and a sidewalk, with trees and neighboring houses in the background.
A house with black siding and white trim, front porch with steps, potted plants, and lanterns, surrounded by a lawn and a sidewalk, with trees and neighboring houses in the background.

The Good-As-New Process

  1. Identify the correct pre-treatment, tools and technique needed to achieve the desired result.

  2. Pre-treat and pressure wash desired area.

  3. Rinse and post-treat area to help prevent future organic growth.

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Before

Front door of a house with house number 2538, made of black painted wood with glass panels, decorated with stickers and a brass handle, and a mailbox mounted below it. The house has gray siding and a concrete porch with some cracks and dirt.
A concrete sidewalk with small patches of pink flower petals scattered on it. On the left side, there are green bushes, and on the right side, parked cars and a gravel strip with small rocks and pink flower petals.
A narrow cement pathway between two houses with a tall wooden fence on the right side and a house with dark blue siding on the left. There are four trash bins at the end of the path, trees, and a cloudy sky in the background.
A backyard garden area featuring a circular stone fire pit, a curved retaining wall, and various plants and shrubs. A wooden fence with decorative heart-shaped metal art and trees surrounds the garden, with neighboring houses visible in the background.

Good-As-New

Front door of a house with gray siding, a black door with glass panes, house number 2538, and a mailbox to the right of the door, with some shadows on the concrete porch and sidewalk.
Sidewalk with concrete tiles, lined with green bushes on the left and parked cars on the right, in a residential neighborhood with trees and houses in the background.
A narrow concrete pathway between a dark blue house with white-framed windows on the left and a white house with a wooden fence on the right. There are trees and a small yard in the background.
A backyard with a circular stone fire pit and a surrounding stone patio. A wooden fence runs along the back, with green trees and bushes, and neighboring houses visible beyond. Sunny weather with a clear blue sky.
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Common Pressure Washing Questions

    • Driveways,

    • Walkways

    • Sidewalks

    • Curbs

    • Patios

    • Pavers

    • Flagstone

    • Decks

    • Fences

    With wood decks and fences we take special care not to damage the wood by pre-treating the surface and using the correct amount of pressure.

  • No. A common misconception is that you should pressure wash the grime on your home or building. The high pressure can cause damage to siding and water intrusion.

    We use soft washing techniques (low pressure with cleaning solutions) to remove algae, mildew, dirt and other organics off of your home. Check out our House Washing section to learn more.