Pressure Washing Jacksonville, FL
House Washing, Driveways, Roofs & Commercial Cleaning

Pricing depends on square footage, the number of surfaces (house, driveway, roof, etc.), and how much buildup there is. We give a written, itemized estimate before starting so there are no surprises.

Most companies, us included, use the terms interchangeably. Technically power washing uses heated water and pressure washing uses cold water. For algae and mold removal on a house, driveway, or roof, the difference rarely matters — pressure level and technique matter more, which is why we soft wash roofs and siding instead of blasting them.

Most homes benefit from a full wash once a year. If you’re within a few miles of the coast, have heavy tree shade, or sit on a north-facing lot that never fully dries out, every 6 to 12 months keeps buildup from getting ahead of you.

High pressure can — that’s exactly why we soft wash roofs, siding, and screens instead of running full pressure on everything. Too much pressure can strip shingle granules, push water behind siding where it causes hidden mold, or blow the sand out from between pavers.

A rented machine usually holds far less water than a professional rig, so a job that should take a couple hours can stretch into a full day. It’s also easy to hold the nozzle too close or set the pressure too high without realizing it, which is how siding gets chipped, screens get torn, and shingles get stripped.

A single-story house wash usually takes 1 to 3 hours. Adding the driveway, walkways, and gutters can push a full-property job to 4 to 6 hours depending on square footage and how much buildup there is. Roof soft washing is typically 1 to 2 hours on its own since it’s a slower, lower-pressure process.

No. As long as we have access to an outdoor water spigot and the areas being cleaned, most jobs can be completed without you present. We’ll text or call when we’re on the way and again when the job’s done, with photos if you’d like them.

Move cars off the driveway, bring in any furniture or décor you don’t want to get wet, and make sure gates are unlocked if we need yard access. We handle covering landscaping and taping off outlets and fixtures ourselves.

Yes — a dirty driveway, stained sidewalk, or algae-streaked roof is one of the most common reasons Jacksonville HOAs send violation letters. A single cleaning usually resolves it, and we can set up a recurring schedule so it doesn’t come up again.

Paint overspray, artillery fungus (small black or brown specks near mulch beds — that’s a fungus, not dirt, and it usually requires more than washing to fully remove), and pre-existing cracks or structural damage. We’ll flag any of this during your estimate instead of quoting a result we can’t deliver.

Yes, when done correctly. We wet down and cover landscaping near the work area and are careful with dilution ratios on any cleaning solution used near grass or plant beds. We’d recommend keeping pets indoors during the job itself, just so they’re not underfoot around hoses and equipment.

It’s rare when the correct pressure and technique are used, which is why we match settings to each surface instead of running one setting on everything. If something outside our control does happen, we’re licensed and insured and will address it directly — ask us about our coverage when you book.

Yes. Many customers — especially in coastal areas or under heavy tree canopy — set up a cleaning every 6 to 12 months instead of booking one-off jobs. We also set up recurring schedules for HOAs and commercial properties.

We serve homeowners and businesses throughout Duval County, including Riverside, Avondale, San Marco, Ortega, Mandarin, Arlington, Southside, Westside, Springfield, Murray Hill, Jacksonville Beach, Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach, and Ponte Vedra Beach. If your neighborhood isn’t listed, ask — we’re probably still in your area.