01Overview
What you can expect.
Driveways, patios, siding, and decks collect dirt, mildew, and algae faster than most homeowners realize. We use the right pressure, the right tip, and the right cleaning solution for each surface — restoring the look without damaging what it's cleaning.
- —Driveway and sidewalk cleaning
- —Patio and pool-deck washing
- —House siding and exterior walls
- —Deck and fence restoration
- —Brick and paver cleaning
- —Gutter brightening and fascia wash
02Materials & options
Pressure, heat, and chemistry for every surface
Too much pressure destroys wood and siding; too little leaves concrete dirty. Here's how we match the method to the material.
- 01Cold-Water Pressure Washing
High-pressure cold water for durable surfaces like concrete, brick, and stone. Best for dirt, sand, and light mildew.
- Best for
- Driveways, sidewalks, patios
- Lifespan / range
- 2,000–4,000 PSI
- 02Hot-Water Washing
Heated water cuts grease, oil, and organic stains better than cold water alone. Used carefully on appropriate surfaces.
- Best for
- Oil-stained driveways and commercial concrete
- Lifespan / range
- 180–200°F
- 03Soft Washing
Low pressure + cleaning solution. Kills algae and mildew at the root without blasting siding, shingles, or screens.
- Best for
- House siding, roofs, fences
- Lifespan / range
- Under 500 PSI
- 04Surface Cleaner
A spinning deck attachment that cleans concrete evenly without the zebra stripes a wand can leave.
- Best for
- Large flat concrete areas
- Lifespan / range
- 20–36 inch decks
- 05Deck & Fence Restoration
Low-pressure wash followed by brightener and optional stain prep. Restores wood without fuzzing the grain.
- Best for
- Wood decks, fences, pergolas
- Lifespan / range
- Varies by wood type
03Choosing between options
Choosing between washing options
Pick the approach that matches what's dirty and what it's growing on.
| Option | Pick if… | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Pressure Washing | You have concrete, brick, or stone | High-pressure water strips dirt and mildew from hard, durable surfaces quickly. |
| Soft Washing | You have siding, stucco, or a roof | Low pressure and chemistry clean without forcing water behind siding or stripping granules. |
| Hot-Water Wash | You have oil, grease, or heavy organic stains | Heat breaks down what cold water can't touch — ideal for driveways and commercial pads. |
| Full Exterior Package | You want the whole property refreshed | Combines house soft wash, concrete pressure wash, and deck/fence cleaning for one clean look. |
Pro tip
Pre-treat mildew before you blast it
Mildew and algae are alive — if you just pressure-wash the surface, spores remain and grow back in weeks. We apply a mild biocide first, let it dwell, then rinse. The surface stays cleaner longer, and you don't waste money re-washing the same spot every season.
04Products we use
Brands we trust on the job
Commercial pressure washers and cleaning agents chosen for the surface, not the schedule.
- SimpsonCommercial Pressure Washers
Reliable gas-powered units with adjustable PSI for different surfaces.
- GeneracGas & Electric Power Washers
Proven engines and pumps for residential and light-commercial work.
- Mi-T-MHot-Water Pressure Systems
Heated water for cutting through grease, oil, and stubborn organic stains.
- Sodium Hypochlorite MixHouse & Roof Wash Solution
Kills algae and mildew at the root on siding, stucco, and roofs.
- F9 / EaCo ChemRust & Oil Stain Removers
Specialized treatments for fertilizer rust, irrigation stains, and oil spots.
- BE Pressure / Whisper WashSurface Cleaners
Even, streak-free cleaning on large concrete areas without wand marks.
We are not paid endorsers — these are simply what holds up best for our customers in DFW.
05Process
How the job runs.
- 01AssessWe identify the surface, stains, and any delicate landscaping or painted areas.
- 02Pre-treatApply the right solution and let it dwell — especially on mildew and organic stains.
- 03WashUse the correct pressure, tip, and method for each surface.
- 04Rinse & protectRinse plants, windows, and surrounding surfaces so nothing is left damaged or soapy.
06Ask a pro
Real answers from our crew.
Pressure washing questions we get from homeowners — answered without the hard sell.
- QWill pressure washing damage my siding?
- High pressure can. That's why we soft-wash siding and stucco — low pressure plus a cleaning solution. We never blast vinyl, wood, or painted surfaces at close range.
- QHow long does a driveway cleaning take?
- A typical two-car driveway takes 1–2 hours including pre-treatment and rinse. Larger driveways or oil-stained concrete may take longer.
- QCan you remove oil stains from concrete?
- Fresh oil lifts best. Older, set-in stains may lighten significantly but not disappear completely. We set expectations before we start.
- QShould I seal my deck after washing?
- Washing is the prep step. Sealing within a few weeks protects the wood and extends the clean look — we can include it or you can handle it yourself.
- QIs the runoff safe for my plants?
- We pre-wet plants, use biodegradable solutions, and rinse thoroughly after. Delicate landscaping is protected during the wash.
- QHow often should I pressure wash my house?
- Most DFW homes benefit from a full exterior wash once a year. Shaded sides with mildew may need touch-ups every 6–9 months.
07Why us
What you're buying.
- —Licensed & insured
- —Surface-specific methods
- —Plant-safe protocols
- —No damage guarantee
"Our driveway went from gray-green back to light concrete. Looks like we had it replaced."
"They soft-washed the siding and it looks brand new. No blown-off trim, no damaged screens."
—Get started
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08Schedule this service
Pick your day and arrival window.
Real openings, updated live. Choose a two-hour arrival window that works for you — we confirm every booking by phone or text. Estimates are always free.
- Hours
- Mon–Sat · 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM
- Window
- Two-hour arrival blocks
- Prefer to talk?
- (501) 825-0473
—Next step
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Zero hassle.
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