Service
Pressure Washing
Driveways, sidewalks, decks, patios, siding (soft-wash), fences, and exterior surfaces, washed properly without damaging finishes. Across the Wasatch Front.
What This Includes
- ✓ Concrete driveway pressure washing
- ✓ Sidewalk and walkway cleaning
- ✓ Concrete patio cleaning
- ✓ Deck pressure washing (prep for staining)
- ✓ Composite deck soft-wash
- ✓ Vinyl and fiber-cement siding soft-wash
- ✓ Stucco soft-wash (high pressure damages stucco)
- ✓ Fence cleaning (wood and vinyl)
- ✓ Brick and stone hardscape
- ✓ Garage floor degrease + wash
- ✓ Pre-listing exterior wash
How Pricing Works
Listed prices are starting points, actual quote depends on scope, materials, access, and site conditions. Walkthrough confirms.
Driveway (up to 600 sqft): starts at $195. Driveway + walkway combo: starts at $345. Concrete patio (up to 400 sqft): starts at $175. Standard deck wash: starts at $195. Single-story siding soft-wash: starts at $445. Stucco soft-wash: starts at $545. Fence: starts at $145 per 50 linear ft. Combo packages available.
Prices assume items completed together in a single visit. A $95 minimum applies per visit and is credited toward your total on jobs over $250. We always confirm the final price before any work begins.
Selling Your Home?
A clean driveway and washed siding make listing photos pop, common GoMarketReady addition. See GoMarketReady for coordinated pre-listing prep.
FAQ
Will pressure washing damage my siding or stucco?
Not when done properly. High pressure on vinyl, wood, or stucco can absolutely cause damage, which is why we use soft-wash (low pressure plus cleaning solution) on those surfaces. Concrete, brick, and properly-finished wood handle high pressure.
Can you remove oil stains from my driveway?
Often yes. Fresh oil stains lift easily with degreaser. Old set-in stains may lighten significantly but not fully disappear. We’re honest about expectations at the walkthrough.
Do you supply water and power?
Power, yes (we bring generators if needed). Water, we use yours (need a working outdoor spigot). If your home doesn’t have one, we can run a hose from inside.
How often should I pressure wash my driveway?
Most Utah homeowners do it once a year in spring after the snow melt. Areas under trees or with regular car drips may benefit from a second wash mid-summer.
Ready for pressure washing?
Send photos of what needs fixing. We reply with a real estimate, fast. No site visit needed for most jobs.