Pressure Washing in St. George

The Apples Harvest Festival lands on the third weekend in September, and that is a natural deadline for exterior cleaning. Family and visitors arrive, and porches, walks and driveways get seen. Late summer is also when algae and moss show most, after months of warm, damp weather. Book a few weeks before the festival, so one rainy week does not squeeze the schedule.

Older village houses can have concrete steps that have flaked over the years, or wood porch floors with worn paint. A hard spray digs into flaking concrete and raises the grain of wood. We test a small area first, lower the pressure where the surface is weak, and tell you if a step is too far gone to clean well. Pressure washing does not repair damage.

Rinse water needs somewhere to go. On a small lot with the house close to the street, we check the slope and keep runoff on your own lawn and beds, off the road and out of the storm drain. Pressure washing starts from $350, and the free written quote lists each surface so the price stays clear. Tell us about water access and any surfaces you want done first.

What we plan for in St. George

• Festival date: we ask when guests arrive, and work back from it so weather delays do not cut into the schedule.
• Weak surfaces: we look for flaking concrete and worn paint, and lower the pressure or change the method there.
• Shaded growth: we start with the north side of steps and walks, where algae holds longest after a damp summer.
• Runoff: we check the slope and the storm drain, and steer rinse water onto your lawn, not toward the road.

Questions from St. George homeowners

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