It’s common to see pickup trucks loaded with pressure washers from stores like Home Depot or Lowes. Often, these are operated by people looking to make extra money or homeowners eager to clean their driveways over the weekend. While this might seem like an affordable option, achieving professional results requires more than just a pressure washer and some effort.

Consider the time and actual cost of DIY power washing. Are you ready to spend your weekend and buy the right equipment, including proper chemicals and surface cleaners, to get good results? If not, professional power washing services might be a better choice.

Power washing, also called pressure washing, is a powerful way to clean various surfaces around your property, such as driveways, patios, siding, and decks. However, getting the best results means following a precise process. This involves using the right equipment, applying the correct chemicals, and following a careful cleaning method.

Professional power washers use high-flow equipment and advanced techniques that go beyond what standard home equipment can do. For example, our services include using an 8-gallon-per-minute pressure washer, which is much more efficient than typical residential models. We begin with a pre-treatment using a bleach and water solution to remove mold and mildew, which can otherwise return quickly if not properly treated.

Achieving a clean, streak-free surface also requires the right technique. Professionals use surface cleaners for even results and avoid common mistakes like swirl marks and uneven cleaning. Our team is trained to handle every aspect of power washing with precision, making sure every part of your surface is cleaned properly.

For those interested in starting a power washing business, we offer extensive training programs. These cover the best methods for cleaning different surfaces, safety protocols, and the efficient use of chemicals and equipment. Our training has equipped over 4,500 students with the skills needed to succeed in the industry.