If you have a tough to reach area that requires a tall ladder, it's best to talk to your pressure washer about it during booking. Extension ladders, or ladders that reach up to 40 feet, can cost up to $500 so some pressure washers don't have them.

Whether your pressure washer uses water or a chemical detergent depends mainly on what they are asked to clean. For dirt, grime or loose paint, water pressure alone will work fine, but for oil, grease or mildew they will probably require some kind of chemical detergent. Let your pressure washer know what you need cleaned when you are booking your appointment.

Yes, most pressure washers come to the job site with their own gear and equipment. If they cannot bring their own, they will let you know before you finalize your appointment.

Pressure washers usually will bring their own hoses. If you have an extra hose it’s not a bad idea to let them know in case they need more slack, especially if your spigot is far from the area they need to wash.

Your pressure washer will bring their own cleaning solutions. You don’t need to provide them with anything, unless you want to. Pressure washers know what will work for what they are cleaning like siding, driveways or decks. If you have a preferred cleaning solution you would like them to use, talk to your pressure washer about it during the booking your appointment.