Pressure Washer Services

If your home's exterior has gone from its original color to a rainbow of mold and mildew, it's time for pressure washing services. A high-powered stream of water can remove dirt, loose paint, mold, and mildew from your home. The process returns your home to its original appearance, improving curb appeal and preventing damage from mold, algae, or other harmful growth.

While you can pick up a pressure washer at the local hardware store, it’s best to leave the job to licensed and experienced service professionals. Not only can improper pressure washing can be dangerous to yourself and others, but also  it can damage your home, resulting in expensive repairs.

When it comes to home repairs, Mr. Handyman®'s service professionals have been delivering top-tier service since 1996. Discover why homeowners trust Mr. Handyman for services such as pressure washing—book an appointment today or reach out to us via phone.

Why Choose Professional Pressure Washing?

It might appear straightforward to pick up a pressure washer and attempt to tackle the job yourself, but there’s a reason professionals offer the service.  Let the pros handle your next pressure-washing job for the following reasons:

• Avoid damage: Builders construct homes from different materials, including vinyl siding, glass, metal, and wood. Not knowing the proper power settings for each material can damage your home.
• Avoid injury: Pressure washers blast unwanted particles from your home using high pressure. If misused, a pressure washer can harm yourself and others.
• Better equipment: Professionals use different equipment from what you find at your hardware store. The service professionals at Mr. Handyman rely on industrial-grade washers that can tackle more challenging jobs. 
• More experience: Pressure washing pros know where mold and mildew will likely grow and eliminate it so it doesn't come back. 
• Convenience: You won’t need to shell out up to $100 a day to rent a pressure washer that then requires cleaning, refueling, and back-and-forth transport.
• Insured professionals: A house isn't cheap, and Mr. Handyman service professionals are licensed and insured if an unforeseen incident occurs. If something goes wrong during a DIY attempt, you could face an expensive bill.

Pressure Washer Services We Offer

Pressure washing isn't only for the exterior of your home. Different surfaces around your property can also benefit from pressure or power washing, including your driveway, sidewalks, and other outdoor structures. Here are the washing services Mr. Handyman offers:

• Concrete pressure washing: Remove dirt, mold, mildew, and light staining from concrete surfaces. If you want to improve your deck, sidewalk, patio, or garage floor, power washing can make them look better while also reducing the slipperiness of walking surfaces.
• Siding pressure washing: Clean off unsightly mold, dirt, and grime from your home. By preventing the growth of mold and mildew, you can protect your siding from future damage and staining. Pressure washing is an essential step for siding maintenance. 
• Fence pressure washing: Keep your neighbors and yourself from staring at unappealing stained green fencing, letting the original fence design shine. Removing mold and mildew can also extend the lifespan of your fencing.
• Deck pressure washing: Ensure your deck lasts longer and showcases its natural appearance by removing mold, mildew, and grime. The process can even help destroy spores that cause allergies. From cleaning composite decks to traditional wood decks, we can do it all.
• Driveway pressure washing: Strip oil stains, grime, tire marks, and more from your driveway. Whether your driveway is constructed of concrete, asphalt, or pavers, the Mr. Handyman team will increase your curb appeal.

Signs It’s Time To Get Your Home Pressure Washed 

If you're looking for signs that it's time to pressure wash your home, the most obvious is that the exterior is beginning to look dull or dirty. In this case, call the professionals for a pressure washing service.

Here are other signs your home should be pressure washed:

• Black streaks or moss growth on your roof: As mold and moss sit, they can damage your home or cause permanent staining.
• It’s time to paint or stain your home: You’ll want to remove any grime that could prevent your paint or stain from properly adhering.
• For general maintenance: Pressure wash your home once or twice a year to extend the lifespan of exterior surfaces, prevent allergens, and keep your home looking fresh.

Trust Mr. Handyman With Pressure Washer Services

When searching for pressure washing professionals in your area, you might not know whom to turn to for service. The service professionals at Mr. Handyman have been helping homeowners keep their properties in top shape since 1996. From home repair to maintenance, our team provides efficient, reliable services.

Best of all, Mr. Handyman is backed by the Neighborly Done Right Promise® - if a job is not done right, we'll make it right. See how the Mr. Handyman team stands behind their handiwork, and schedule an appointment for your home today.

Find Pressure Washer Services Near You

To hire a pressure washer service near you, contact your local Mr. Handyman to get started. We're happy to answer any queries and set you up with a Mr. Handyman service professional who will review all pricing details before starting.

FAQ

Here are answers to the most frequently asked questions we receive about the pressure washing process.

How often should you pressure wash your home?

You should aim to pressure wash your home at least once a year, but the exact frequency depends on your climate. If you live in a humid area where mold and mildew are likely to grow or in a forested area with lots of pollen, you may need more frequent cleanings.

What is the difference between power washing and pressure washing?

Power and pressure washing are similar in that they both use high-powered streams of water to clean, but there is a slight difference. While pressure washing uses cold water, power washing uses heated water. Power washing can be better for tough grime, grease, and oil stains, but only on surfaces that can tolerate hotter temperatures.

Which areas of the house can be pressure washed?

Much of your home's exterior, including exterior walls, driveways, walkways, decks, and roofs, can be pressure washed. However, windows, doors, and soft surfaces such as awnings or screens should not be pressure washed, as damage might occur. Additionally, pressure washing can remove paint from most surfaces, which can be troublesome if not the intended goal.

Can pressure washing damage windows or concrete?

Yes, pressure washing can damage windows and concrete. Do not attempt to pressure wash either by yourself. Prevent damage by hiring a professional pressure washer service.

Will pressure washing remove mold or deck paint?

Yes, pressure washing can remove mold or paint from your deck. Mold and mildew are common reasons for pressure washing and can help preserve the life of your deck, restore its natural appearance, and prevent slipperiness. If you need to remove peeling paint to repaint or stain a deck, a pressure washer service is helpful.