Most homeowners find that a yearly pressure washing keeps things looking fresh. If your yard has lots of shade, moisture, or debris, you may notice mold, mildew, or dirt building up faster, and you might need a second wash during the year. A quick test on a small spot can show how much grime your surfaces are holding.

Yes. When we wash vinyl siding, wood, or similar materials, we adjust the pressure, nozzle, and distance to keep the surface safe. Not every unit or pressure washer is right for every surface, there are many models, and some have higher psi than needed. We use the right method and keep the spray wand moving so nothing gets damaged.

No, not always. As long as we have access to the areas we’re cleaning, like driveways, patios, decks, and the house exterior, we can take care of the job while you’re out. We just make sure windows are closed, fragile objects are moved, and everything is safe before we begin.

We take steps to protect your plants by rinsing them with clean hose water before and after the service. This helps dilute any soap or stuff that might land on them. We also keep the spray and pressurized water aimed away from delicate areas so nothing gets blown around

Most homes take just a few hours. If your concrete, patios, or decks have heavy mud, oil, or stains, it may take a bit longer. Surfaces usually feel fully dry within a few hours after we finish, depending on the sun and airflow. We always rinse everything well so you can safely walk around once it’s no longer wet.

Absolutely. Power washing is great for concrete surfaces, especially when they’ve collected oil, dust, mud, or years of buildup. Our machine uses the right psi, gpm, and nozzle setup to get deep into the tiny cracks, holes, and uneven spots in concrete. The pressurized water and spray wand help lift stains that a regular hose can’t touch.

Yes. Soft washing is perfect for places where high pressure isn’t the best fit, like older wood, painted materials, or areas where paint could easily blow off with a stronger washer. This lighter method still removes mold, mildew, and grime using controlled pressure and the right soap mixture.

You can, and many homeowners try it. An electric pressure washer is a handy tool, often portable, and great for small tasks like washing vehicles, windows, or giving an example of spot-cleaning a post or small section of siding. But DIY units don’t always have the power, pounds, or reliability needed for large surfaces or heavy removal jobs. Using the wrong wand, tips, or nozzle too close can damage fabrics, wood, paint, or even create cracks in certain materials. We bring pro-level power washing equipment, often gas units with higher psi, and make sure the whole process is safe and suited to your home’s needs.