Prices for Pressure Washing is $73 per hour on average for NYC.

New York City Taskers can typically handle power washing any surface, from brick to wood to concrete.

Most pressure washers offer various cleaning options, from eco-friendly solutions to heavy-duty mildew removers. If you have specific needs like pet-safe or plant-friendly cleaners, just mention it when you book your appointment.

Pressure washer equipment usually ranges from 1,500 to 4,000 PSI, depending on what surface the pressure washer is cleaning. Wood decking needs gentler pressure, while concrete can handle higher settings. A pressure washer will know how to adjust the settings.

Most pressure washers bring their own machines, which they know how to operate for the best results. Some can work with your machine if you already own one, but most prefer using their trusted equipment. Confirm this with your pressure washer during the booking process.

Most pressure washers come equipped with cleaners designed for wood surfaces. If you have a preferred product, provide it and let the pressure washer know ahead of time. This ensures your deck gets the treatment you want.

It depends on the size of your project. A small patio might take 1–2 hours, while cleaning an entire building exterior could take most of the day. A pressure washer can give you a more accurate time estimate during the booking process.

Many pressure washers handle higher areas using ladders or extension wands. Just mention any hard to reach spots when you book so the pressure washer brings the right equipment.

Yes, most pressure washers need to connect to a standard outdoor spigot. If you don’t have one, some pressure washers carry portable water tanks. Clarify this during the booking process.

A regular outdoor hose connection works perfectly for most jobs. If you only have indoor faucets available, ask if the pressure washer has adapters for kitchen or bathroom connections.

Some pressure washers also handle gutter cleaning, outdoor furniture cleaning, or light yard work. Others focus exclusively on pressure washing. Ask about additional services when you book your appointment.

Many pressure washers carry adapters for indoor connections, especially in cities where outdoor spigots aren’t always available. Let the pressure washer know about your water access when booking your appointment.

While most pressure washers prefer connecting to your water supply, some do have portable tanks available. If this is important, confirm it during the booking process.

For tough stains, mold, or algae, many pressure washers apply a cleaning solution first and let it work for a few minutes before pressure washing. This pre treatment step often makes the cleaning more effective. Ask about pre treatment options when you book your appointment.

No, avoid using a pressure washer on glass tables or windows. The high pressure can cause cracks or shattering. Stick to hand cleaning for glass and use the pressure washer for sturdy materials. Book an appointment today to get experienced advice.

Absolutely, as long as the pressure washer has clear access to the work area and water/power connections. Just make sure all logistics are sorted out during the booking process.

It depends on the equipment. Some pressure washers use electric machines that need an outlet, while others run on gas. Ask about the equipment type during the booking process.

Most pressure washers are happy to move lightweight furniture and planters to do a thorough job. You can move items yourself if you prefer, but don’t hesitate to ask. Confirm this when you book your appointment.

Yes, pressure washing is excellent for removing bird droppings from sidewalks, patios, and building surfaces. The high pressure stream lifts the mess easily without much scrubbing. talk to your pressure washer about your needs when you book your appointment.

Some pressure washers carry TSP for heavy duty jobs, but it’s usually reserved for the toughest stains. If you’d prefer gentler products, let the pressure washer know during your booking process.

Pricing varies depending on the products needed and job size. Basic cleaners are often included, while specialty chemicals might cost extra. Ask for a breakdown when you get your quote during the booking process.

For multi story buildings, some pressure washers have equipment that can reach higher floors using extension poles or lifts. Others focus on ground level work. Talk to your pressure washer about height limitations during the booking process.

A good pressure washing typically keeps surfaces looking clean for 6 months to a year, depending on weather and surface type. Shady or damp areas might need attention sooner. Ask about maintenance recommendations during the booking process.

Light drizzle usually isn’t a problem, but heavy rain or storms make pressure washing unsafe and less effective. Most pressure washers will reschedule if the weather looks bad.

Yes, pressure washing can blast debris out of clogged gutters, though it can get messy. Many pressure washers prefer to remove larger debris by hand first, then rinse with the pressure washer.