Pressure Washing in Greater Cincinnati

We clean siding, brick, stucco, decks, fences, patios, driveways, sidewalks, and walkways. We match the method and pressure to each surface so everything gets clean without damage.

Most residential washing projects fall in the range of about $200–$600 depending on the size and number of surfaces and how much buildup needs to be removed. We’re happy to provide a free quote.

Pressure washing uses high-pressure water for hard surfaces like concrete and brick, while soft washing uses low pressure with specialized cleaners to safely remove mold, mildew, and algae from delicate surfaces like siding. We use the right approach for each material.

Not when it’s done correctly. Too much pressure on the wrong surface can cause damage, which is why we adjust technique and pressure for each material and rely on soft washing where high pressure isn’t safe.

Most homes benefit from a wash once a year, though shaded or north-facing surfaces that grow mildew may need it more often. Regular cleaning protects your siding and curb appeal and extends the life of paint and sealers.

Yes — a thorough wash is a standard part of our exterior painting and deck staining prep. Clean, sound surfaces are essential for paint and stain to bond and last.

We can. Our cleaning solutions tackle organic growth and many surface stains, restoring your surfaces and helping prevent quick regrowth. Exteriors come back looking dramatically brighter.

Yes, and it’s the step most DIY jobs skip. Washing removes gray, weathered fibers, algae, and old failing stain so the new stain can soak in evenly; then the wood needs 48 hours or more to dry before any stain goes on. Every deck and fence staining job we do starts this way.

It removes loose, flaking paint and chalky residue, which is exactly why we wash before repainting. It won’t strip well-bonded paint, and it shouldn’t — that’s a scraping and sanding job. If your exterior is peeling, the wash is step one of a proper prep-and-repaint, not a substitute for it.

Yes: storefronts, walkways, dumpster pads, building exteriors, and parking-area curbs, scheduled outside your business hours when needed. Washing is also the first step of every commercial exterior repaint we do.