It depends on your location, the type of surface, and your property's exposure to the elements. In general, most homes benefit from pressure washing once per year, while commercial properties or areas with heavy foot traffic or pollution may require cleaning every 3 to 6 months.
If you live in a humid climate or near trees, algae and mildew can build up faster — making more frequent cleaning essential for curb appeal and surface longevity.

Not when done correctly. We use a combination of high-pressure and soft-wash techniques depending on the surface. For delicate materials like vinyl siding, stucco, or painted wood, we use low-pressure methods with eco-safe cleaning solutions to remove buildup without causing any damage. Our team is trained to assess the right pressure levels and cleaning agents for every job.

The terms are often used interchangeably, but there's a key difference: Power washing uses heated water, while pressure washing relies on high-pressure cold water. Heated water is more effective at breaking down grease, oil, and tough grime — making it ideal for industrial equipment, commercial parking lots, or heavily soiled concrete. For most residential jobs, pressure washing is effective and safe.

No, you don’t need to be home — as long as we have access to the areas being cleaned and a working water source. Most of our clients schedule service while they’re at work or running errands. We’ll take before-and-after photos, secure any gates, and leave your property cleaner than we found it. If anything needs special attention, just let us know in advance.

We can safely clean a wide range of surfaces, including:

• Driveways and sidewalks

• Patios and pool decks

• Vinyl, brick, stucco, and wood siding

• Roofs (with soft washing)

• Fences and decks

• Commercial buildings and storefronts

• Parking lots and dumpster areas

Each material requires a different cleaning method, so we always assess the surface first and choose the safest and most effective approach.