College Station · Georgetown · Weatherford

Pressure washing and exterior cleaning

Driveways, walkways, patios, fences, decks and siding. The pressure and the tip get matched to the surface, because the fast way to clean concrete is the fast way to ruin wood.

What we handle

Clean, without the damage.

Same machine, four different jobs. What changes is pressure, tip, distance and whether we are washing or soft-washing.

Driveways and walkways

Concrete, pavers and walkways brought back from years of dirt, tyre marks and organic staining, with a surface cleaner rather than a wand so there are no stripes left behind.

  • Concrete and pavers
  • No wand stripes
  • Edges and expansion joints

Patios and pool decks

Patio slabs, pool surrounds and outdoor living areas cleaned at a pressure the surface can take, with furniture moved and plants rinsed down first.

  • Furniture moved and replaced
  • Planting protected
  • Surface-appropriate pressure

Fences and decks

Wood cleaned at low pressure so the grain does not tear, which is also the prep step if the deck or fence is going to be stained afterwards.

  • Low-pressure wood cleaning
  • Preps for stain or sealer
  • Grain left intact

Siding and exterior walls

Soft-wash for siding, brick and painted surfaces — enough to remove dirt and organic growth, not enough to drive water behind the cladding.

  • Soft-wash on siding
  • Brick and masonry
  • Water kept out of the wall
Where we stop

Licensed trades go to licensed trades.

We don't do electrical, plumbing or locksmith work. We work alongside licensed electricians and plumbers and bring the right one in when your job needs it.

How it works

From your list to done.

01

Tell us what you need

Tell us what needs doing, which town you are in, and send photos if you have them.

02

Free written estimate

You get a written estimate before anyone picks up a tool. Free, and there's no obligation to book it.

03

We book the visit

Approve the estimate and we book the visit.

What it costs

What it costs.

The published flat rate covers the standard job. Anything bigger or unusual is quoted on a free written estimate, or booked as a block of time.

Published rates

Pressure washing — published flat rate $200
Hourly rate $125
Half day — four hours $460
Pressure Washing FAQ

What people ask about this work.

Not when the pressure matches the surface. Concrete takes real pressure; wood, siding and painted surfaces do not, and get washed at low pressure or soft-washed with a cleaning solution instead. The damage people have seen is nearly always a high-pressure tip used on something soft.
Not usually, as long as we have access to the area and to an outside water supply. Tell us where the spigot is and anything you would rather we kept water away from.
Yes, and that is the correct order. Wood needs to be clean and then fully dry before stain or sealer goes on, so staining is normally a separate return visit rather than the same day.
Dirt, algae and general weathering, yes. Rust, oil that has soaked into concrete and old paint drips are chemistry rather than pressure, and some of them do not fully come out. We will tell you what to expect before starting rather than after.

Do you work in my town?

We work in College Station, Georgetown and Weatherford, Texas. The service-area page lists what each of the three covers.

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The full handyman scope

Washing is often the first step before painting, staining or deck repair. All fifteen categories go on one written estimate.

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Driveway, deck or siding?

Tell us the surface and the rough size. Published flat rate on a standard pressure-washing visit.

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What needs cleaning?

The surface, the rough square footage and a photo. Let us know if it is being stained afterwards.

Get a free estimate

Tell us what's on the list.