Experts suggest pressure washing surfaces every 1–2 years, depending on how quickly dirt and grime accumulate.

Pressure washing prices vary with your home's size. For a 1,500–2,000 square foot house, it typically ranges from $470–820.

Driveway pressure washing removes mildew, mold, and grimy buildup, which helps you avoid surface cracks and expensive repairs.

Your pressure washer will bring extension wands and even a ladder depending on what your situation is. If you have a two story house, just mention it when you're booking so they come prepared.

Heavy duty professional pressure washers run on gas, commercial pressure washers run on electric. Talk to your pressure washer about what equipment is right for you when you are booking your appointment.

Your pressure washer will bring their own pressure washer, hoses, and all the attachments. All they really need from you is a working water spigot to hook up to. Ask ahead of time while you are booking your appointment.

Light pressure is best on wood decks. High pressure can damage the wood, but a gentler spray gets rid of dirt, grime, and mildew without causing splinters. If there are stubborn stains on your deck let your pressure washer know when you book your appointment.

Your pressure washers will need to hook up to your outdoor spigot as a water supply. If you don't have one, some pressure washers have portable water tanks they can bring, but it's not common. Ask your pressure washer for details during booking.

Some outdoor rugs can handle being power washed, but not indoor ones. If you have an outdoor rug, talk to your pressure washer during booking about using a lighter setting on it.

Your pressure washer will match the right nozzle with a cleaner that won't damage your surface, like a degreaser for your oil-stained driveway, or mold remover for grimy siding. Let them know about your needs during the booking process.

Pressure washing a two story house takes about a day or at least three to five hours on the job.

Pressure washers have rotating surface cleaners that work kind of like giant mops. They're good for patios, driveways, and decks. If you want that professional finish on flat surfaces, ask if your pressure washer has the attachment during booking.

Your pressure washer can give you an estimate once they know what you need cleaned. Talk to your pressure washer during your booking process and let them know what you need cleaned.

Pressure washers can only do outdoor patio furniture if it is graded for outdoor use and can handle the pressure. Your pressure washer can usually tell you if the fabric can handle it, just let them know about it during your appointment booking.

Pressure washers usually use eco-friendly cleaners that won't hurt your pets, plants, or outdoor surfaces. For the really tough jobs, they might bring out specialized stuff for mold, mildew, or grease. Alternatively they can just use pressure and water. Let your pressure washer know what you prefer when you book your appointment.

A standard two car garage would take one or two hours depending on size and how much mildew buildup has accumulated. Make sure to clean out your garage beforehand and talk to your pressure washer about your garage during booking.

Pressure washers will ask you to move the smaller stuff before they arrive as well as cover and protect your things from getting soaked. If there's big heavy stuff you can't move, they'll work around it and just let them know during your booking process

You don't have to buy anything, your pressure washer will bring their own equipment, cleaners, and hoses. If there's something specific you want them to use, you can always grab it and let them know during your booking process.

You do not need to send photos unless your pressure washer requests it. Photos can be helpful if you have any questions while booking.

Plain water works great for pressure washing away lighter dirt. Tougher stains might need some cleaning solution to really get them out, but if you'd rather go chemical-free, just say so when you are booking your appointment.

Pressure washers can clean off rust, dirt, and peeling paint. If there are advanced cases, they might use a wire brush or rust remover. Talk to your pressure washer about what you think will work best for you during your booking.

Pressure washers need a water hook up to work. Some pressure washers have portable water tanks they can bring, but not all of them. Talk to your pressure washer when you book your appointment.