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Pressure washing in St. Augustine
Washed Clean pressure washes driveways, sidewalks, patios, pool decks, pavers and screen enclosures across St. Augustine, FL, for homes and businesses. Flat concrete gets a surface cleaner for an even finish with no stripes, stains get their own treatment, and the edges are finished by hand. Free estimates, veteran owned. Call or text 904-587-9528.
Concrete in St. Augustine does not stay clean on its own. The shade under an oak never fully dries, sprinklers throw iron and rust at the edges, and the humidity grows a green film on anything that stays damp. Add tire marks and a drip from the car and a driveway goes grey and blotchy in a year or two.
Pressure is the right tool for hard surfaces, used the right way. A surface cleaner holds the nozzles at a fixed height, so every square foot gets the same cleaning and the finish comes out even. A bare wand held by hand is what leaves the zebra stripes you see from the street.
The house itself is a different job. Siding, stucco, screens and roofs get a soft wash instead, because pressure damages them. Knowing which is which is the whole job.
The method
How the concrete gets clean
Growth gets a pre-treatment first so it releases instead of being ground into the surface. Then the surface cleaner runs in overlapping passes across the flat areas, the wand finishes the edges, steps and joints, and everything gets a final rinse so dirty water does not dry in the low spots.
Oil gets a degreaser and rust gets its own remover, because pressure does nothing to either. Pavers get lower pressure so the joint sand stays put, and screen enclosures get a soft wash on the screens and frames.
Before
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Included
Every pressure washing job
- The full surface, apron to the street
- Pre-treatment on algae and mildew
- Edges, steps and joints finished by hand
- Oil and rust spots treated
- Final rinse of the surface and the plants beside it
Time for a wash when you see
- Green edges and black spots where the tree shades the drive
- Orange arcs where the sprinkler heads hit the concrete
- A slick, green pool deck or back patio
- Screens gone grey with mildew and pollen
How it goes
Free estimate
Will walks the surfaces, notes oil, rust and cracks, and tells you what will and will not come out.
Pre-treat
Growth, oil and rust each get their own treatment and time to work.
Surface clean
Overlapping passes on the flat areas, wand work on the edges and steps.
Rinse and walk
Full rinse, then a look at it together before the trailer leaves.
Straight talk
Some stains lighten instead of vanishing
Fresh oil and sprinkler rust usually come out. Oil that has soaked into the concrete for years, or rust from an old iron table, may only lighten. Will tells you that at the estimate, before he starts, not after.
Questions
Pressure washing questions
How often should I have my property pressure washed?
It depends on shade and exposure. Typically once or twice a year keeps driveways, walks and pool decks from going green.
Is pressure washing safe for my concrete?
Yes, with a surface cleaner at the right height and pressure. Damage comes from a bare wand held too close. Old or flaking concrete and pavers get lower pressure.
Do you pressure wash for businesses?
Yes. Commercial pressure washing for walkways, entries, storefronts, parking areas and job sites.
Do you do the house at the same time?
Yes, as a soft wash. Book the house and the driveway together and the house goes first, so the runoff never lands on clean concrete.
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Pressure washing in St. Augustine
Call or text Will for a free estimate on your house, roof, driveway or windows anywhere in St. Johns County.
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