Nobody in pressure washing wants to publish numbers — every website says "it depends" and makes you call. It does depend. But after thirty years of cleaning South Florida homes, we know where most jobs land, so we'll just tell you.
Free quotes, usually within the hour · or call/text (954) 389-2642Our most common job — a traditional roof cleaning with a full rinse-down of the exterior walls — lands between $400 and $600 for most homes. A home around 3,000 square feet usually comes in at about $425–475; a home around 4,000 square feet is typically $500–550. Those are traditional brush cleaning numbers — soft washing runs more, because it uses far more cleaning solution.
Size is the biggest factor, then roof type — barrel tile, flat tile, and shingle each get cleaned differently — and whether the house is one story or two. Method matters too: some roofs call for traditional pressure cleaning, others need a soft wash, and we tell you which yours needs before we set up, not after.
Adding the driveway, patio, pool deck, or fence to a roof cleaning visit costs less than booking it separately — the crew and the equipment are already in your driveway. If you're thinking about more than one surface, say so when you ask for the quote and we'll price it as one visit.
Because every roof and every driveway is different, and a real number beats a table. The quote is free and no-obligation, and it’s usually back within the hour. Call or text (954) 389-2642, or start it online.
For our most common job — a traditional roof cleaning with a full rinse-down of the exterior walls — most homes land between $400 and $600 depending on size, roof type (barrel, flat tile, or shingle), and whether it's one story or two. Soft washing runs a bit more — it uses far more cleaning solution. Adding the driveway or patio while we're already out costs less than booking it separately. Your exact quote is free, no-obligation, and usually back within the hour — start it here.
Around here — yes. Pressure washing, pressure cleaning, power washing, even power cleaning: four names for the same work. South Florida has always said "pressure cleaning" (it's in our name), while most of the country says "pressure washing." Whatever you call it, it's the same crew, the same equipment, and the same result: the right pressure and the right solution for each surface. The one distinction that actually matters is soft washing — no pressure, just a strong cleaning solution, for delicate surfaces like shingle roofs and Venezuelan tile.
Since 1995 — real prices from the family that does the work. Free quote, no obligation, usually back within the hour.