Pressure washing uses pressurized water to wash away dirt, grime, mold, mildew, mud, oil, and other debris stuck on surfaces. A pressure washer pushes water through a hose and out a spray wand with a nozzle designed to control pressure and spray distance. This method lifts stains without harsh scraping and helps restore siding, concrete, decks, patios, and driveways safely.

People often use pressure washing and power washing to mean the same thing. The main difference is that power washing may use heated water, while pressure washing usually relies on normal water temperature with strong pressure. Both methods work well when suited to the surface, and we choose the best method for your house, concrete surfaces, or wood decks.

No, not when done correctly. We adjust the pressure (measured in psi, or pounds per square inch) and spray pattern based on the material. Vinyl siding, wood, and painted surfaces all need different settings. We test pressure first, keep the right distance from the wand, and use soap when needed to avoid damage, holes, or paint removal.

We clean many surfaces around your home, including siding, concrete, driveways, patios, decks, fences, and walkways. Concrete surfaces respond very well to pressure washing, especially when removing dirt, oil stains, mildew, and grime from cracks and textured areas. Each job is matched with the right tool, nozzle, and cleaning method.

Most jobs take a few hours, depending on the size of the area, how dirty it is, and how much buildup there is. Larger houses, long driveways, or heavily stained concrete can take longer. We let homeowners know what to expect before we begin, so there are no surprises.

Just make sure we have access to the areas being cleaned. Please close windows, move small objects, fabrics, vehicles, and outdoor stuff away from surfaces, and keep pets inside. We protect plants, yard areas, and nearby materials, and we handle the rest from start to finish.

Surfaces will be wet when we finish since we rinse everything thoroughly. Most areas fully dry within a few hours, depending on sun, wind, and humidity. Concrete and siding may take longer than wood decks or patios, but you’ll notice the clean results right away once the water clears.

There are many models of pressure washers, including electric pressure washer units and gas-powered machines. We use professional-grade equipment with the right power, gallons per minute (gpm), and pressure for the job. Portable units, spray tips, and attachments are chosen based on surface type, stains, and safety, not just raw power.