Pressure washing prices vary depending on size and layout. The best approximation is $300-$500 for a 2000 sq ft home, usually at the higher end of the estimate.

If you need to get rid of old paint and previous stains, then expect to spend an a bit more for the extra chemicals and effort it may take. A professional house washing service would be able to give more accurate estimations than we can, but we recommend that you call them first-hand rather than just using estimates over the internet.

Special thanks to Wise Guys Pro Wash from Atlanta for giving us this information!

The best way to pressure wash a driveway is to first sweep it clean of large particles before you begin. Make sure the sidewalk and surrounding area is cleared as well, as some water may spray onto those surfaces during the spraying process. You may also use a hose for this task, but that will take up more time and energy on your part. So we recommend that you sweep instead.

A pressure washer alone may not fully remove stains from your drive; though it can help loosen stubborn substances like tire tracks, tar patches which have been spilled near your home during work done at another location, or spills.

This article was provided to us from our good friends at Peter’s Pressure Washing.

The roof washing cost can depend on the type of roof material, how big is the roof in terms of square footage, and the pricing may vary per zip code. The best way to find out an accurate cost for your specific job will be to have a consultation it in person at your home. This way they can view both dimensions so you get an accurate quote. With flat roofs that are constructed with single ply membrane material this would generally cost less due to the cleaner surface area with little seams for debris accumulation.

This information was provided by Moores Pressure Washing.

Soft wash service is a process that removes surface contamination from a concrete surface without physically damaging the surface. Our soft wash services use a light misting of soap and water, combined with high-tech power equipment to slough away dirt, grease, grime and other unwanted contaminants from your floors. Protective sealers are then sprayed on the floor to lock the dirt out and keep your floors looking clean for years.

Thank you to Clean Power Wash for providing this information. 

Roofs need a roof wash occasionally, and it is usually best to hire a professional company to take care of this detailed job. A good cleaning should involve power washing the entire surface of the roof with appropriate detergents and should also include an application of a mildewcide agent to prevent future infections from occurring. A proper cleaning should clean off any dirt or debris that has stuck onto your roof while at the same time removes any material deposits such as soot, smoke, dust, droppings from nearby trees and insects.

The information above comes from Green and Clean Pro Wash.

While the main use for a pressure washer is really to clean tough stains and make dirty surfaces look better, it’s also effective at removing possible contaminants and/or pollutants that could blow off of your roof like pollen, dust, or dirt. Another big reason for pressure washing roof shingles is because without doing regular maintenance you might experience problems with mold and algae growth–both can cause health effects in humans if they’re present. It may not happen immediately but over time it’s possible for one or both of these to grow through the surface of your shingles and drip down inside your house which could lead to respiratory irritation, allergies, sinus congestion–along with premature aging.

Big thank you to Revive Power Washing for this information.