What is included
- Safe on vinyl, brick, stucco, wood and fiber cement
- Will not strip paint or caulking the way high pressure does
- Cleans eaves, soffits and fascia, not just the flat walls
Pressure Washing services
Gentle soft wash for vinyl, brick, stucco and wood siding that lifts mold, mildew and algae without forcing water behind the surface.
The problem
In the Highlands and Germantown most homes are over eighty five years old, which means painted brick, original wood trim and walls that were never designed to be blasted. Add Beargrass Creek humidity and mature tree cover and the north side of a Louisville house greens up while the south side still looks fine. High pressure will take that film off and force water behind the paint at the same time, which is the expensive way to solve a cheap problem.
Siding does not need high pressure, it needs the right solution and patience. We use a low pressure soft wash to take mold, mildew, algae and dirt off vinyl, brick, stucco and wood without damaging paint, caulking or trim, and without driving water in behind the panels. Eaves, soffits and fascia get cleaned with it, not around it.
The job
Not included: painting or repainting, siding repair or replacement, window cleaning.
Send your details or use the estimator. Free, no obligation, no phone tag.
All in 1 gets back to you the same day to confirm the scope and lock a time.
Soft wash on roofs and siding, real pressure and a degreaser on concrete. Getting that backwards is how the damage happens.
Nothing to clean up after us. If something is not right, tell us.
$0.25/sq ft
$0.25 per sq ft of home on a single story, $0.27 on a two story, with a $300 minimum. A 2,000 sq ft ranch is about $500; anything under about 1,200 sq ft lands at the $300 minimum.
“Excellent work and top notch crew! Pressure washed our house, concrete patio pad and shop on our property and they look spotless! Could not recommend these guys enough!”
Tyler Phillips
Never on the roof. High pressure strips the protective granules off asphalt shingles, and Consumer Reports advises against pressure washing a roof at all. The same goes for painted wood, old mortar and stucco, which lift or erode under force. Those surfaces get a soft wash instead: low pressure plus a cleaning solution.
Done wrong it strips paint, etches wood and soft stone, and forces water behind siding where nothing dries quickly and nobody can see the damage until later. That is why we only use real pressure on flatwork, and why roofs and walls get a soft wash. The method has to match the surface.
For most Louisville homes, yes, because what is growing on the siding is organic and it does not stop. Algae and mildew hold moisture against the surface, and the north facing walls green up faster than the sunny ones. A wash also stops a sound house being read as a neglected one by anyone looking at it.
A typical single story house wash is a few hours. Two story takes longer, and a first wash on a house that has not been touched in years takes longer again because the growth needs more dwell time. We give you the window when we give you the price.
Yes, and it matters more than people think. Paint will not bond properly over mildew, chalking or dirt, so washing first is what stops the new coat failing early. The surface also has to dry fully before painting starts, so build a day or two into the schedule.
Most homes here look right on a yearly wash. The climate is humid subtropical, so growth gets a long warm season and the winters are too mild to reset it. Shaded lots and anything under heavy tree cover, like much of Anchorage or the older streets in the Highlands, tend to need the north facing walls done more often.
Yes. Every estimate is free and there is no obligation.
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Not the way we do it. Roofs and siding get a soft wash: low pressure plus a cleaning solution that kills algae and mildew at the root, instead of high pressure that strips shingle granules and forces water behind siding. High pressure is for flatwork like driveways and sidewalks, not for the parts of your house that were never built to take it.
Yes. We are out Saturday and Sunday from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, which is when most people are actually home to walk the property with us.
Same day. Send your details and one of us gets back to you that day, not next week.
Louisville and the surrounding communities out to about 80 miles, including Prospect, Anchorage, Mount Washington, Shepherdsville, Taylorsville, Shelbyville, Bardstown, Elizabethtown, Frankfort and Lexington. Lexington is the furthest, at 78 miles, and gets booked as its own trip.
Yes. All in 1 Pressure Washing carries liability insurance on every job, so your property is covered before we start.
Low pressure soft wash that lifts black streaks, algae, moss and lichen off shingles without blasting the roof.
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Cleaning for wood, composite and concrete outdoor living space, matched to what each surface can actually take.
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Wood, vinyl and chain link fence cleaning that strips the green film and weathering off both sides.
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The dark streaks running down Louisville roofs are not dirt and they are not weathering. They are a living organism eating part of your shingle, and pressure washing them off makes it worse.
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Most cost pages give you a national average and a shrug. Here are the per square foot rates this work is actually quoted at in the Louisville area, what moves the number, and how to check a quote.
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They are not the same service and they are not interchangeable. Using the wrong one strips shingle granules or forces water behind your siding. Here is how to tell which surface takes which.
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Tell us what is going on and we will give you a real answer, not a sales pitch. You get the price up front.