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What affects the cost of pressure washing?

There’s no one-size price, because no two properties are the same. Your free quote is based on how much there is to clean, what it’s made of, what’s on it and how we reach it. Here’s what we look at.

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The four things that shape your price

Size and height

The size of a driveway or house gives us a starting point. Height matters too: reaching a second-story wall takes a different setup from cleaning at ground level.

What we’re cleaning off

Everyday dirt and algae are different from red clay and rust stains. Two similar driveways can need different cleaners and different amounts of work.

You don’t have to identify the stain yourself. Photos and a description will help us understand what you’re seeing.

Digital architectural artwork of tall ivory siding and a brick base beside a concrete area, charcoal side gate and shrubs.
Different materials, nearby planting and the space to reach an area can each change the cleaning plan.

The material and finish

Concrete, wood, brick and shingles need different care. Paint, sealers and worn or damaged areas can also change how we clean. You can read more about each on our services page.

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Common surfacesConcrete · Brick and mortar · Weathered coated wood · Asphalt shingles

Getting to the area

We’ll need to know where we can park, how far the hose will run and whether there’s a water supply. Plants, drains, furniture and neighboring property can affect the setup too.

For commercial jobs, access and where the wash water will go are also part of planning the work.

A few details that help us quote

A short description is enough to start. These details and separate phone photos help us plan the work.

Tell us about the area

  • the areas you’d like cleaned
  • the size of the area, if you know it
  • where we can park and get water
  • photos of the area and any stains

Mention anything unusual

  • high walls or places that are hard to reach
  • red clay, rust or other stubborn stains
  • old paint, sealers or damaged surfaces
  • plants, furniture or equipment close to the work
Digital architectural artwork of a clean concrete path leading through green planting to brick steps, ivory siding and a navy front door.
A fresh approach to the place you call home.

Ready for a number?

Start with a short description, text or email a couple of photos, and we’ll reply within 24 hours. We can often measure with GPS-assisted tools, and if we need to visit, you don’t need to be home. Once you have your price, it only changes if you change the scope, and you don’t pay until the work is done.