First In Pressure Washing

Reflects approximate house pressure washing rates for houses of less than 2000 sq. ft. Rates may exceed this level if house is unusually dirty or if it has a basement, stucco/cedar siding, balconies, porches, dormers.

Reflects approximate house pressure washing charges for houses of between 3,000 and 4,000 sq. ft. Rates may exceed this level if house is unusually dirty or if it has a basement, stucco/cedar siding, balconies, porches, dormers.

Reflects approximate pressure washing cost for very large homes exceeding 5,000 sq. ft. Rates may exceed this level if house is unusually dirty or if it has a basement, stucco/cedar siding, balconies, porches, dormers.

This is the cost to pressure wash a wood deck of 200 sq. ft. It does not include the cost of either removing or applying sealant.

Equipment used the clean your home and other surfaces.

Biodegradable soap can be used to prevent damaging grass, plants, shrubs, and trees near a house.

Indicates whether above rates include washing the exterior of your home's windows.

Drop cloths used to cover plants and landscaping while sealant is stripped and applied.

Indicates whether the technicians servicing your house are employees of or contractors hired by the service provider.

The service providers you hire should carry both general liability & workers compensation insurance. If the service provider damages your property or harms you or someone else, their liability insurance should cover the cost of these damages. This insurance can be expensive and some service providers may be tempted to avoid the expense by letting insurance lapse. Since insurance can expire or be cancelled, you should always verify this information yourself.

Indicates whether the business is a current member of the Better Business Bureau

Member of the Power Washers of North America