We can wash many different surfaces, including concrete surfaces, driveways, patios, decks, vinyl siding, wood, and even certain fabrics on outdoor furniture. Our pressure washer lets us adjust the psi, nozzle, and spray wand settings so the method is safely suited for each material. For example, concrete can handle more pressurized water, while siding needs a wider spray and more distance. No matter the job, we make sure to protect your property and get the removal of dirt, oil, mud, mold, mildew, and grime done the right way.

It shouldn’t cause harm when done correctly. Damage usually happens when someone uses too much pressure, gets too close to the wand, or uses the wrong tips. That’s why we always test a small spot first, check for cracks or holes, and keep the right distance between the spray wand and the surface. We also avoid delicate materials unless the machine, nozzle, and soap are set up properly. Our goal is to clean, not create new problems

We begin by connecting our hose to the unit and making sure the nozzle and wand are set for the surface we’re cleaning. Then we apply soap or a cleaner when needed to loosen stuff like dust, mud, debris, oil, or old stains. After it becomes wet, we use pressurized water to blow away the dirt and grime. Finally, we rinse everything so the area can become fully dry. This step-by-step method keeps your surfaces clean and safe.

Our power washing service handles a wide range of stains, including oil, mold, mildew, mud, grime, dust, and even some paint marks on concrete. Different stains need different tips, detergents, and spray patterns, but we always choose the safest and most effective tool for the surface. If there’s something stubborn, we adjust the pressure or use a cleaner designed for that type of buildup.

We often use soap or safe cleaning solutions along with pressurized water, especially for oil, mold, or heavy grime. These cleaners help break things down before the wash, so we don’t have to blast the surface too hard. After cleaning, we always rinse thoroughly so no residue is left behind. Everything is safe for your yard, windows, pets, and outdoor objects.

Just move anything that might block our access, like yard furniture, vehicles, decorations, and small objects around decks or patios. Make sure windows and doors are closed, and take a quick look for any cracks or holes in the surface you want washed. If you notice an area that looks extra dirty, wet, or damaged, feel free to point it out. This helps us do the job efficiently and safely.

You can purchase or rent one, and there are many models out there, from gas to electric pressure washer units. They come in different GPM, gallons, and pounds per square inch ratings. Smaller portable models are fine for light tasks, but heavy stains or large driveways often need more power than most homeowners want to handle. Using the wrong nozzle, psi, or distance can cause damage, so for bigger projects, hiring a pro is usually the safer choice.

You can purchase or rent one, and there are many models out there, from gas to electric pressure washer units. They come in different GPM, gallons, and pounds per square inch ratings. Smaller portable models are fine for light tasks, but heavy stains or large driveways often need more power than most homeowners want to handle. Using the wrong nozzle, psi, or distance can cause damage, so for bigger projects, hiring a pro is usually the safer choice.