Serving all of North Carolina

Professional Pressure Washing in North Carolina

House washing, roof cleaning, driveway and deck cleaning, sealing and commercial pressure washing in 320 cities and towns across North Carolina. Homes here deal with heat, humidity and fast-growing mildew, and we clean with that in mind.

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Pressure Washing Services in North Carolina

Garage Floor Cleaning

Garage floor degreasing and pressure washing to lift oil, tire marks and road salt residue.

Typical $100-$300

Deck Restoration & Staining

Deck restoration that cleans or strips the old finish, brightens the wood and applies a new penetrating stain or sealer.

Typical $800-$2,500

Driveway Cleaning

Driveway pressure washing that removes dirt, mildew, tire marks and many oil and rust stains for an even, clean finish.

Typical $150-$400

HOA & Apartment Pressure Washing

Building washing, sidewalks, breezeways, pools and amenity areas for HOAs, apartments and condos.

Typical $800-$5,000

Restaurant & Drive-Thru Cleaning

Cleaning drive-thru lanes, restaurant entrances, patios and grease areas, usually overnight.

Typical $200-$800

Post-Construction Cleanup

Exterior cleanup after new construction or remodeling: mortar splatter, mud, paint drips and dust on concrete and walls.

Typical $300-$1,200

Pressure Washing

High-pressure cleaning for driveways, walkways, patios, pool decks and other hard surfaces, with the pressure matched to each surface.

Typical $150-$600

Soft Washing

Low-pressure cleaning with a mild solution that kills mold, mildew and algae on siding, roofs and other delicate surfaces without damaging them.

Typical $300-$800

Pre-Paint Washing

Washing siding and trim before painting or staining so new paint bonds to a clean surface.

Typical $250-$600

Solar Panel Cleaning

Gentle solar panel cleaning with soft brushes and purified water, never pressure washing.

Typical $150-$350

Concrete Sealing

Concrete cleaning and sealing that helps resist stains, water and freeze-thaw damage on driveways, patios and stamped concrete.

Typical $400-$1,200

House Washing

A full exterior wash of siding, trim, soffits and eaves that removes dirt, cobwebs, mildew and algae.

Typical $300-$700

Why North Carolina Homeowners Call Us

The biggest mistake in exterior cleaning is using too much pressure. It strips paint, gouges wood, damages roofs and forces water into walls. We match the method to the surface: soft washing for siding and roofs, pressure for concrete, and gentle cleaners for wood and stone. We back the work with a satisfaction guarantee.

Free, upfront quotes: you know the price before we start.
The right method for each surface: soft wash, low pressure or full pressure, never one-size-fits-all.
Plants and property protected: we pre-wet and rinse landscaping, cover fixtures and keep wash water under control.
Walkthrough at the end: we check every side with you before we leave.
Built for humidity: soft washing that kills mold, mildew and algae at the root, so North Carolina surfaces stay clean longer.

Exterior cleaning tips for North Carolina weather

Soft wash siding at least once a year. Growth that's left alone stains the surface and is harder to remove.
Keep gutters clear. Overflowing water feeds mildew and streaks down the walls.
Treat shaded concrete and walkways as soon as they turn slippery. They're a real slip hazard after rain.
Water plants before and after any exterior wash to protect them from cleaning solutions.

Parts of North Carolina are exposed to hurricanes and tropical storms. After a storm, washing removes mud, debris and salt spray from siding, screens and walkways. Check for damage first: loose siding, broken screens and roof damage need repair before anyone washes them.

Near the coast, salt air leaves a film on siding, windows, screens and railings that dulls finishes and speeds up corrosion on metal. Regular rinsing and washing help protect them.

Spring pollen season in North Carolina coats houses, cars, screens and patios in a yellow-green film, and pollen gives mildew something to feed on. Many homeowners book their wash after pollen season ends so the house stays clean longer.

Red clay soil is common in parts of North Carolina. Rain splashes it onto the bottom of the siding, walls and walkways, and its iron-rich color can stain light surfaces. It usually needs a dedicated clay or rust cleaner rather than pressure alone.