Pressure washing uses a pressure washer machine with a spray wand and nozzle to push high pressure water onto dirty surfaces. The process removes dirt, dust, grease, mold, mildew, and grime from concrete, wood, vinyl siding, decks, patios, and more. It’s one of the best ways to get concrete surfaces and buildings looking clean again.

When done right, pressure washing won’t damage your house or materials. Our team knows the right distance, nozzle, and water pressure to use for different surfaces, from wood decks to concrete driveways. We always test first and use the right soap or rinse method to protect paint, siding, and windows.

Pressure washing is great for driveways, patios, decks, siding, buildings, fences, and other outdoor surfaces. It tackles oil and rust stains, grease spots, dirt, mud, and mildew. Even tough jobs like dirty concrete or old paint removal can be handled with the right power washing equipment.

Most surfaces dry within a few hours after washing, depending on weather and materials. Concrete usually dries faster than wood decks, while shaded areas may stay wet a little longer. We always make sure the job is safe to walk on before we leave.

Yes, when done by a professional. We use the right nozzle and spray pattern to avoid leaks, cracks, or damage. We pay attention to windows, doors, and areas where water could escape into the house. The process is safe when handled by an experienced company.

Both use a machine with high pressure water to clean, but power washing often uses heated water for tougher jobs. Pressure washing is usually enough for dirt, grime, mildew, and most stains on siding, patios, or driveways.

Yes! We clean commercial buildings, sidewalks, driveways, and other concrete surfaces. Whether it’s grease removal for a restaurant, rust stains at a warehouse, or just keeping a storefront looking like a great place for customers, we can tackle the project.

You can purchase a portable machine and attach a hose and spray wand, but there are hazards if you don’t know the process. High pressure water can blow paint, create holes, or damage siding if used wrong. Hiring a professional company means the job gets done safely, quickly, and with the right equipment for the surface.