Remove moss, algae and grime from siding, concrete, decks and roofs, using soft washing where pressure would cause damage.
- House Washing
- Soft Wash Surface Care
- Driveway & Concrete Cleaning
- Deck, Patio & Fence Washing
- Roof & Gutter Cleaning
- Commercial Cleaning
The Right Pressure for Each Surface
Concrete can take high pressure, but siding, roofing and painted wood cannot. Washington Pressure Washing matches the method to the surface: pressure for driveways and walkways, and low-pressure soft washing with cleaning solutions for siding and roofs, so the dirt is removed without stripping paint or forcing water behind siding.
Western Washington’s damp climate grows moss and algae quickly, so north-facing walls, shaded decks and walkways get special attention.
Homes, Storefronts and Shared Spaces
Homeowners schedule washing before painting, selling or after a wet season. Businesses and HOAs use recurring cleaning for entrances, sidewalks, dumpster pads and building exteriors. Roof and gutter cleaning removes moss and debris before it damages shingles or blocks drainage.
- Soft washing for siding and roofs
- Pressure cleaning for concrete and walkways
- Recurring commercial and HOA cleaning
Pressure Washing Questions
What's the difference between pressure washing and soft washing?
Pressure washing uses high-pressure water and suits hard surfaces like concrete. Soft washing uses low pressure with cleaning solutions to remove algae, moss and grime from siding and roofs without damaging them.
Can pressure washing damage my house?
High pressure on the wrong surface can strip paint, damage wood and force water behind siding. That's why each surface is assessed first and the gentler method is used where needed.
How often should exterior surfaces be cleaned?
In our damp climate, many homeowners clean siding, decks and walkways once a year or before painting or selling. Shaded and north-facing areas may need attention more often.
Do you clean commercial properties?
Yes. Businesses and HOAs schedule recurring cleaning for entrances, sidewalks and building exteriors. See WashingtonPressureWashing.com for services.
Schedule a Cleaning
Call 206-360-8000 or send us a message, or visit WashingtonPressureWashing.com for services.
Look at the Surfaces
We identify materials, staining and anything that needs a gentler method.
Quote the Work
You get a price for each area so you can choose what to clean.
Clean and Check
We wash, rinse landscaping and walk the results with you.