"The cost of a pressure cleaning depends on the job. Easily accessible surfaces may cost less per square foot than those that require the washer to climb high ladders (you can imagine that the ground floor of Capitol Studios is much easier to clean than the 13th floor). Condition is another consideration. Some items or surfaces take more time to clean properly than others. But on average, expect a price of around $45 an hour."

Yes, that's often doable as long as there's a safe way to route the hose or extension cord. Just mention this ahead of time when you book so your pressure washer can bring the right adapters.

Your pressure washer can clean windows, but they need to be careful. Most will use lower pressure or special nozzles to avoid cracking glass or causing leaks around the frames. If you want your windows cleaned, ask about their approach when you are booking your appointment.

Your pressure washer will come with the pressure washer, hoses, and nozzles which are standard gear they bring to every job. You can count on them showing up ready to work unless you've specifically arranged to use your own equipment during booking.

Your pressure washer will bring their own soaps and detergents. If you have a preference, like plant-safe cleaners or extra-strong degreasers for tough stains, just let them know when you book your appointment.

Pressure washing jobs can be done with just water, but your pressure washer may add soap for tougher stains, mold, or greasy areas. Using soap helps break down buildup and makes cleaning work better. You can always ask your pressure washer if soap is recommended for your surfaces during the booking process.

Efflorescence, or those white chalky deposits, can be tricky to remove, so it's worth asking about your pressure washer's experience with it. A quick conversation will help make sure they have the right products when you are booking your appointment.

When pressure washing a house that size plus driveway, you're typically looking at 4-6 hours, depending on how much buildup there is. Heavy stains on the driveway might add some time. Most pressure washers can give you a more accurate estimate with more information, so book an appointment today.

Pressure washers rely on connecting to your hose, but some do have tanks they can fill on-site. If hose access is limited or tricky in your space, ask about tank options when you book your appointment.

You should definitely remove cushions and fabric first, they don't handle high pressure well and can get damaged. The frames themselves can usually be pressure washed safely. Talk to your pressure washer about it when you book your appointment.

Stucco is more delicate and needs lower pressure with a gentler spray pattern. Many pressure washers use special nozzles or soft-washing techniques for stucco. Don’t forget to mention that you have stucco when you book your appointment.

Pressure washing tall buildings can be done with the right equipment. Your pressure washer will use extension wands or ladders to reach higher areas safely. Just let them know about any second story cleaning when you book your appointment.

Move any outdoor furniture, toys, or fragile items out of the work area to speed things up and protect them. It also helps to point out any problem spots you want them to focus on. Talk to your pressure washer about anything else during your booking process.

Most hoses reach 40-50 feet, and many can bring extensions if needed. If your water source is really far from where you need cleaning, mention that when you book your appointment.

Many pressure washers bring ladders, especially when second story or elevated cleaning is involved. It's still good to confirm if you know certain areas will require ladder work when you book your appointment.

Not all pressure washers are comfortable with roof work. It depends on the roof pitch, surface type, and safety considerations. If you need roof cleaning, definitely ask about this upfront when you are booking your appointment.