Pressure Washing in Greensboro, NC

Once a year suits most houses here. If yours sits under mature trees or the main elevation faces north, expect to want it more often. Shade plus humidity is what algae needs, and the Piedmont supplies both.

Not at the same pressure. We drop the PSI and change the nozzle for siding, softer wood and anything painted, and only bring it up on concrete and brick. Blasting a surface that cannot take it is how people end up with stripped paint and water inside the wall.

We do. Heated water cuts grease and oil far faster than cold, so it earns its keep on stained driveways, commercial kitchen pads and equipment areas. On a routine siding wash it is unnecessary, and we will say so rather than bill for it.

A driveway or a single-story siding wash is usually a few hours. Whole-property jobs run a full day. You get the time estimate with the price, not after we start.

Pressure cleans with force, soft washing cleans with chemistry at low pressure. Concrete, brick and pavers take force. Roofs, painted siding and stucco need chemistry. Most houses need both, on different surfaces, in the same visit.

Yes. We cover Guilford, Randolph, Rockingham, Alamance and Chatham counties, which takes in High Point, Burlington, Asheboro, Reidsville and Summerfield among others.