Pressure Washing in Southlake, TX

Most driveways in North Texas benefit from cleaning once a year. Properties with large oak trees, heavy street traffic, or long driveways may need cleaning every 6 to 9 months. Concrete left uncleaned for more than 18 months often develops algae staining and oil penetration that requires more aggressive treatment to remove.

Brick and natural stone require lower pressure and wider spray angles than concrete. High-pressure tips that work on concrete can etch mortar joints and damage stone faces. We adjust PSI and tip selection for each surface type. Soft washing (lower pressure with a cleaning solution) is the correct approach for brick exteriors and painted surfaces.

Wood decks require the lowest pressure settings and wide-angle tips to avoid splintering the wood grain. When done correctly, pressure washing removes mold, algae, and grey weathering without damaging the wood. We always test pressure on a low-visibility area first when working on wood.

Fresh oil stains respond well to pre-treatment with a degreaser followed by hot water pressure washing. Set-in stains that have been there more than a year are harder to remove completely. We'll give you an honest assessment of what to expect before we start.

A standard two-car driveway takes approximately 45 to 90 minutes depending on length, condition, and whether edging and sidewalks are included. We typically complete full exterior pressure washing packages in a half-day.

Concrete and masonry in good condition will not be damaged by correctly applied pressure washing. Existing cracks or deteriorating grout can be widened by high pressure, which is why we assess the surface before choosing equipment settings. If we see existing damage that makes cleaning risky, we will tell you before we start. We do not apply high pressure to compromised surfaces.