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Jimmy and his crew were awesome! This was the first time I ordered pressure washing and am really impressed with the results. They cleaned every inch of my patio and walkway and it looks fantastic.

-- Hanna Fischel. in Gaithersburg MD

A great job on my porch and driveway. I would recommend you guys anytime. Up till now I thought I could clean the grime off with a garden hose. But your guys showed up with the commercial pressure washing machine, and my driveway and edging looks brand new.

-- Curtis Daniels. in San Antonio TX

Until you guys showed up, I thought I needed a new fence. It's amazing what a little scrubbing with a pressure washer can do. My fence and my patio furniture look new. I couldn't be more pleased.

-- Tristan Razo. in Colorado Springs CO

What types of surfaces do you power wash?

Before power washing any surfaces, understand the difference between pressure washing and power washing, which can damage some surfaces.
Power washing and pressure washing are essentially the same but with one key difference. Both use highly pressurized water to remove grime from surfaces, but a power washer heats the water.
Know when to use which washer. Power washing is excellent to use on hard, heat-resistant surfaces to remove mold, mildew, grime, and grease. Long driveways or large commercial projects are typically power washed.
Avoid using a power washer on brick, concrete, masonry, siding, wood, or soft surfaces. The combined heat and pressure may cause irreversible damage.
Pressure washing will clean your surfaces without the heat. A pressure washer is great for cleaning projects that include soft surfaces, tiled areas, wood, concrete, brick, masonry, or small driveways.
Note: There are some surfaces on which you shouldn't use either a power washer or pressure washer. Laminar sandstone, painted surfaces, stained wood, asphalt roofing, or anything old should never be power washed or pressure washed.

How frequently should I power wash my deck, siding, driveway?

Pressure washing, which doesn’t heat the water, can be performed about once a year on safe surfaces to maintain a polished look and remove any stains.
Due to power washing’s combined heat and pressure, it’s best to avoid power washing your soft surfaces, like decks, siding, or a small driveway — reserve power washing for heavy-duty cleanings and hard, heat-resistant surfaces.
Power wash these hard, heat-resistant surfaces when mold, grease, grime, or algae begins to return.

What's a fair price for pressure washing?

The average cost of pressure washing and power washing is $250, yet prices range from $100 to $500 depending on the size of the project.

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