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Pressure Washing across the Triangle and Johnston County

We clean driveways, sidewalks, patios, and hard surfaces in the Triangle and Johnston County without damaging them.

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Concrete in the Triangle and Johnston County takes a beating. Pollen in spring, algae in the shade, red clay after every storm. We match the pressure and cleaner to the surface so it comes clean and stays intact.

Not every surface wants the same pressure. In the Triangle and Johnston County we read the surface first, then pick the method that lifts the buildup without etching or streaking. That is the difference between clean and damaged.

Every surface on a property has a limit. A brick walkway will not take what a poured pad will. We start by reading the material, then set the pressure and the cleaner to match it. You get the buildup gone and the surface still whole.

Most of what darkens a slab is alive. Algae and mildew root into the pores and hold water there. Through a Triangle-area summer that spreads, and a surface that stays damp is a surface that has started breaking down. Cleaning it is maintenance, not decoration.

Red clay is the one that fools people. It looks like a stain sitting on top and it is really fine grit down in the pores of the slab. Rinsing just moves it around. Lifting it takes the right cleaner and an even, unhurried pass.

There is a right order to a property. Roof first, then siding, then the concrete underneath, because everything you clean above drains onto what is below. Start with the driveway and you will be doing the driveway twice.

What we clear
dirtred claypollenalgaetire marksgrimemildewrust streaks
Surfaces
concretebrickpaversstoneblockretaining wallsporches
Freshly cleaned concrete driveway at a new construction home
New construction driveway
Do you need it yet

Signs it is time

Any one of these means the buildup has already started working on the surface. The longer it sits, the harder it is to lift.

  • Green or black film in the shaded spots
  • Dark tire marks and oil where you park
  • Walkways that turn slick after rain
  • A slab that has gone from gray to gray-green
  • Rust lines under the downspouts or by the irrigation heads
  • Stripes or swirl marks left behind by the last wash

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What you get

Why property owners call us

Right pressure, right surface

We adjust for concrete, brick, or pavers so nothing gets etched.

Curb appeal in a day

Most Triangle-area driveways and walkways are done in a single visit.

Safer footing

We clear the slick algae that makes walkways dangerous when wet.

Woman-owned and insured

You get a real person on the phone and full coverage on the work.

Runoff handled

We control where the rinse goes so it does not flood your beds or your neighbor.

Price set before we start

You know the number in advance and it does not move.

No wand marks

Flat work gets a surface cleaner, not a spray tip, so the pass rate is even and the finish has no stripes.

We work with the weather

Concrete only looks right when it dries evenly. We move your date rather than rush a job in the wet.

Process

How our Pressure Washing works

1

Walk the surface

We check the material and the worst spots before we start.

2

Pre-treat

We apply the right cleaner to break down algae and grime.

3

Clean

We wash at a pressure the surface can take, edge to edge.

4

Rinse and check

We rinse it down and walk it with you.

Timing

How often it needs doing around here

Concrete is the forgiving one. It is the only exterior surface around Triangle-area you can clean in almost any month of the year, which means it is usually the job people put off longest and then need most.

SurfaceHow oftenWhen, and why then
Driveways, walkways, patiosOnce a yearYear round. It dries fast in summer and works fine in winter above freezing
SidingOnce a yearLate April to May, or October. After the pine pollen drops, or after the leaves are down
Sealed concreteReseal every two to three yearsLate spring or fall, when days and nights both stay above about 50 degrees
Red clay is the local variable. It sits down in the pores rather than on top, so a slab that looks fine from the street can still be holding a season of it.
Pricing

What pressure washing costs

Pressure washing in the Triangle and Johnston County prices off square footage, how heavy the buildup is, and how easy the area is to reach. A standard driveway sits at the low end. A whole property with walkways, patio, and porch runs higher.

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What moves the number
  • Square footage of the area
  • How heavy the algae and stains are
  • Access and where the water source is
  • Whether you add sealing after
  • How far the hose has to run from the tap
  • Rust or oil that needs its own treatment

These are ballparks for the Triangle and Johnston County-area homes, not a price list. The right-hand column is the part that actually decides your number, which is why we quote the job before we start it.

JobTypical rangeWhat moves it
Driveway and walkway$150 – $400Square footage, rust or oil staining, years of growth
Drive and patio together$300 – $650Total flatwork area, whether sealing follows
House wash, single story$300 – $550Elevation footage, access, how long since the last wash
House wash, two story$450 – $850Reach, steep ground, planting tight to the walls

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Recent work

Jobs we have finished

Concrete walkway with one half pressure washed clean and the other still stained
Walkway, half cleaned
Brick paver patio being surface cleaned, clean pavers emerging beside dirty ones
Paver patio, surface cleaning
Stamped concrete driveway apron cleaned in front of a suburban home
Stamped concrete driveway
Stamped concrete patio with a wet-look finish after cleaning and sealing
Stamped concrete, sealed
Wood privacy fence running along a lawn after cleaning
Wood privacy fence
White vinyl siding and brick foundation after a soft wash by Clayton Pressure Washing
House wash, vinyl siding
Questions

Pressure Washing, answered

Will pressure washing damage my concrete in the Triangle and Johnston County?
Not when it is done right. We set the pressure to the surface, so your Triangle-area concrete comes clean without pitting or lines.
How often should I pressure wash in the Triangle and Johnston County?
Most Triangle-area homes do well with a yearly clean. Heavy shade or lots of trees can push that to twice a year.
Do you do both homes and businesses?
Yes. We handle Triangle-area driveways and patios as well as storefronts, lots, and commercial pads.
Do I need to be home during the work?
No. Most Triangle-area jobs only need access to an outdoor spigot. We can clean and send you photos when it is finished.
What should I do before you arrive?
Move cars and anything loose off the surface and leave the outside water on. We handle the rest.
Can you get red clay out of concrete?
Usually, and it is one of the most common things we get called for here. Clay sits down in the pores rather than on top, so it takes the right cleaner and a slow even pass, not more pressure.
Why does my driveway have stripes after a wash?
That is wand marking, and it happens when flat work gets cleaned with a spray tip. We use a surface cleaner on driveways and patios so the whole slab gets the same treatment at the same rate.
Why us

Woman-owned since 2010

The owners are on the job

You are not handed to a crew that has never spoken to you. One of us is there or one of us sent them and knows your property.

We show up on the day we said

If the weather moves us, you hear it from us that morning, not after you have waited all afternoon.

100% satisfaction guarantee

If it is not right, we come back. No argument and no invoice games.

A clear price before we start

You get the number up front. It does not move while we are packing up.

The right method, not the strongest

Soft wash where soft wash belongs. Pressure only where the surface can take it. That is how nothing gets damaged.

Licensed, insured, HUB-certified

Full coverage on every job, plus NC HUB certification that helps on supplier-diversity contracts.

Our guarantee

If something is not right, we come back and make it right. That is the whole policy.

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We fly the roofline and show you the footage on the spot. You see your own gutters, joints, and downspouts on the screen instead of taking our word for it. It costs nothing and you are not committing to the cleaning.

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