Exterior cleaning
Pressure Washing in Massachusetts
Driveways, siding, decks, patios and fences washed back to the color they're supposed to be — pressure matched to each surface, $45/hour with a $75 minimum and a free written estimate first.
Surfaces we wash
Driveways & walkways
Concrete, asphalt and paver surfaces stripped of winter salt residue, tire marks, moss and the grey film that builds up year after year.
Vinyl & painted siding
Soft-wash pressure and a cleaning solution that lifts green algae and mildew off the north side of the house without forcing water behind the panels.
Decks, porches & stairs
Low-pressure wash tuned to the boards so the wood grain isn't torn up — ideal prep before staining or sealing.
Patios, pool decks & fences
Slippery algae removed from pavers, stone and pool surrounds, plus fence panels brought back before they need painting.
What's included in a wash
- Walkthrough first — we agree on the surfaces and the finish you expect
- Plants, outlets, light fixtures and furniture covered or moved out of the way
- Pressure and nozzle matched to each surface, not one setting for the whole job
- Cleaning solution applied where algae, mildew or oil staining needs it
- Final rinse so no residue or streaking dries onto the surface
- Before-and-after photos of the finished work
$45/hour
The same labor rate as the rest of our work, with a $75 minimum per visit. A driveway and a full house wash differ in time, not in rate.
Free written estimate
Send photos or let us walk the property — you approve the hours and the price before any equipment comes off the truck.
See the full price list and typical job times.
Best time to wash in New England
Spring — April to June
The busiest window. Winter sand, road salt and a season of mildew come off, and the surface is clean and dry in time for deck staining or exterior painting.
Late summer & early fall
Good for a second pass on shaded siding and pool decks after a humid summer, and for cleaning surfaces before they sit under snow for months.
Done without wrecking the surface
- Pressure dialed down for wood, cedar shingles and older paint — blasting them causes damage that costs more than the wash
- Soft-wash method on siding so water isn't driven up behind panels or into window seals
- Ladders and roof edges handled by insured crew, not homeowners on a rented machine
- Runoff kept away from garden beds and pool water
Bundle it with the rest of the exterior
Most customers pair a wash with the other outdoor work while we're already on site — it saves a second trip charge and gets the whole exterior done in one window.
Pressure washing questions
How much does pressure washing cost in Massachusetts?+
We bill pressure washing at our standard $45 per hour with a $75 minimum per visit. A single driveway or a small deck is usually a short visit; a full house wash takes longer. You get a free written estimate before we start.
Will pressure washing damage my siding or deck?+
Not the way we do it. Siding gets a soft wash — low pressure plus a cleaning solution — and wood decks get a pressure setting matched to the boards. High pressure on the wrong surface is what splinters wood and forces water behind panels, so we don't use it.
How long does a typical job take?+
A driveway or a deck is often 1–2 hours. A full single-family house wash usually runs half a day depending on size, access and how much algae has built up.
Do you need my water and power?+
We use an outdoor spigot and a standard exterior outlet. If either isn't available, tell us in advance and we'll plan around it.
Can you paint or stain after washing?+
Yes — washing is the right first step. We let the surface dry fully, then handle exterior painting or deck staining as a second visit so the finish actually bonds.
Which towns do you cover?+
Brockton, Boston, Quincy, Randolph, Stoughton and the surrounding South Shore and Greater Boston towns.