Service 04
Exterior Cleaning / Pressure Washing
Exterior Cleaning & Pressure Washing
What We Clean
Hard Surfaces, Washed Back to Clean.
Driveways
Oil spotting, tire marks, and years of ground-in dirt lifted off the slab.
Sidewalks & Walkways
Algae and mildew removed from the shaded, damp stretches where it takes hold first.
Patios
Grime and biological growth cleared so the surface reads clean again, edge to edge.
Home Exteriors & Siding
Softer methods matched to the material — no blasting away paint or forcing water behind siding.
Walls & Fencing
Masonry, block, and hard fencing surfaces washed back to their actual color.
Other Hard Surfaces
Steps, pool decks, retaining walls, and more. If we can't clean it safely, we'll tell you.
The Problem
What Builds Up on Texas Exteriors.
Dirt, mildew, algae, mold, and oil don't stay on the surface for long. Heat and humidity let biological growth settle into pores and texture, oil soaks into concrete, and airborne grime dulls everything it lands on. It looks tired first, and over time that trapped moisture and staining can work on the surface itself. Cleaning it off on a regular schedule keeps the surface looking right and gives you a clear look at its real condition.
The Process
How We Clean Your Exterior
Assess
We look at the material and its condition, then set the right pressure, nozzle, and method for it.
Wash
Professional-grade pressure washing and surface scrubbing lift grime, algae, and staining evenly.
Finish
We rinse down, check the whole surface, and flag anything worth your attention before we leave.
Next Step
Cleaning Is Step One. Protection Is Step Two.
Pressure washing is the right first move before any sealing or treatment. A nano-silica barrier bonds into the surface itself — so it needs a clean, sound surface to reach. Wash first, then seal, and the protection goes where it's supposed to. Cleaning on its own is still worth doing; it just doesn't protect the surface by itself.
Questions
Pressure Washing FAQ
Will pressure washing damage my concrete or siding?
Not when it's done correctly. We match pressure, nozzle, and technique to the surface — softer methods for siding and painted wood, higher pressure for sound concrete. If a surface is already damaged or failing, we'll tell you before we start.
How often should exterior surfaces be cleaned?
For most San Antonio homes, once a year keeps dirt, algae, and mildew from setting in. Shaded, north-facing, or heavily used areas can need it more often. We'll give you an honest recommendation at your free estimate.
Do you clean and seal in one visit?
Yes — and that's the combination we recommend. Cleaning first and sealing once the surface is dry and sound is the best way to get the protective barrier to bond. Scheduling depends on surface, weather, and dry time, which we'll confirm up front.
What surfaces can you pressure wash?
Driveways, sidewalks, patios, walls, home exteriors and siding, and most other hard exterior surfaces. If we don't think a surface should be pressure washed, we'll say so and suggest a safer approach.