Taskers in Miami charge an average of $62 an hour for power washing services. Rest easy knowing all Taskers undergo a thorough background check and come backed by our Happiness Pledge.

The key distinction between power washing and pressure washing is that power washing relies on highly pressurized steam for cleaning, while pressure washing uses unheated tap water.

Yes, Most pressure washers are happy to rinse your exterior windows while they're working on your siding or other surfaces. They'll just dial down the pressure so there's no damage. If you want this included, just let them know when you book your appointment.

Some pressure washers carry liability insurance, but it's worth asking directly when you hire someone. A quick conversation upfront during your booking will clear everything up.

Yes pressure washers come equipped with equipment. Some pressure washers are fine using your pressure washer if you already have one.

Not all pressure washers carry ladders for second story work. If you need your upper siding, gutters, or roofline cleaned, mention that upfront during your appointment booking.

Pressure washers can apply specialized cleaning solutions that target mold and mildew. These treatments not only clean what's there but also help prevent it from coming back as quickly. Feel free to ask what products they use when you book your appointment.

The biggest thing is never pointing the hose at yourself or anyone else. Pressure washers pack way more punch than people expect. Definitely wear safety goggles, gloves, and shoes with good grip. If you're not sure about handling one, booking a pressure washer might be a good idea.