Pressure Washing in Marietta, GA

Older homes need a lighter hand

The historic sections around the Square and along Whitlock and Church have painted wood siding, original trim, and mortar that predates anyone's warranty. That work is done at the lowest pressure that will do the job, and sometimes it's done by hand where a wand has no business being.

If your house is old enough to have real character, mention it when you call. It changes how we quote it and how long we plan for.

Newer subdivisions, different problem

Newer construction out toward East Marietta and the Kennesaw Mountain side is mostly vinyl and fiber cement on tighter lots. Less delicate, but tighter spacing between houses means shade, and shade means growth on the sides nobody looks at until it's obvious.

Pollen season

Every spring the yellow film coats everything, and every spring people ask whether to wash before or after. After. Washing at the front of pollen season means doing it twice. Late spring, once it's done falling, is when a wash actually holds.

Neighborhoods and areas we work in