Pressure washing
in Alpharetta, GA.

What we actually
wash in Alpharetta.

Alpharetta’s older homes near the historic district often have original wood trim and painted brick that will not tolerate high pressure — soft washing is the only responsible approach there. Newer subdivisions off Hardscrabble and Crabapple are mostly hardie board and stucco, which clean up beautifully but stain fast under the tree canopy Alpharetta is known for.

Alpharetta homes tend to be newer and larger, with a lot of visible hardscape — the kind of property where a dirty driveway is the first thing anyone notices.

Alpharetta work skews toward larger, newer homes with more hardscape than most of our map: wide paver drives, stone and stucco elevations, big rear decks and pool surrounds. That changes the method more than people expect. Stucco and painted trim get a low-pressure soft wash because high pressure drives water behind them, pavers get lower pressure so the joint sand is not blown out, and only the poured concrete sees full pressure. The result is a property that looks reset rather than scoured. Every Alpharetta job covers the same list: house washing with low pressure, roof soft-washing that kills the black streaks at the root, driveway and concrete cleaning, gutter cleaning and brightening, and decks, fences and patios. We work regularly around Avalon, Windward, downtown Alpharetta and the neighborhoods off Old Milton Parkway.

Common questions.