Travis County · Texas

Pressure washing in Austin, neighborhood by neighborhood

Central Austin was built long before the subdivisions north of it, and it was built under trees. Shade keeps a wall damp most of the day, so two similar houses a few miles apart can need very different work. Owner-operated by Nathan, seven days a week, with a free quote on every job.

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A front walkway and driveway apron in Austin, TX. On the left the concrete is dull and grey with ground in dirt before cleaning, on the right it is clean and pale after.

What we clean

Our services in Austin

House WashingSoft-wash cleaning that safely lifts dirt, mildew and algae from siding, stucco and Hill Country limestone, restoring color without high-pressure damage.

Driveway & Concrete CleaningDriveways, sidewalks, patios and entryways cleaned to remove oil, rust, mildew and years of buildup, bringing back that fresh, even concrete finish.

Window CleaningStreak-free glass, inside and out, so more natural light comes through every pane.

Patio & Deck CleaningPatios, decks and outdoor living spaces cleaned of algae, mold and grime, so your backyard is ready to enjoy again.

Roof WashingGentle low-pressure treatment that removes black streaks, algae and moss and extends roof life.

Fence CleaningCareful washing that clears grime from privacy fences and helps extend their lifespan.

Gutter CleaningGutters and downspouts cleared and flushed, so water runs off the roof instead of down your siding and into the foundation.

Commercial Pressure WashingStorefronts, sidewalks, parking areas and building exteriors kept clean and presentable for your customers and tenants.

Rust Stain RemovalRust stains from sprinklers, fertilizer and metal lifted from concrete, pavers and stone with the right treatment, not just pressure.

What we see in Austin

Austin has its own conditions.

Austin's older streets came with old trees, and that changes what grows on a house. A live oak that has shaded the same stretch of driveway for forty years keeps it damp long after the rest of the slab has dried, and damp concrete under a layer of leaf litter is exactly where algae takes hold first. It is the reason so many Austin driveways are darker down the middle than they are along the sunlit edges. More pressure is not the answer to that. Treating the shaded run differently from the run beside it is, along with clearing what has been feeding it, so the same stripe is not back by August.