Commercial pressure washing in Austin, TX

What we handle

• Sidewalks, entryways, patios and concrete stairs
• Building exteriors: brick, limestone, stucco, Hardie plank, metal, vinyl and painted surfaces
• Soft washing for surfaces that high pressure would damage
• Rust and irrigation stains, plus oil and other tough stains, priced separately
• Wooden play structures, tables and benches, cleaned and sealed
• Drive-thrus and parking garages, case by case

Typical cost: sidewalks and concrete usually run about $0.10 to $0.30 per square foot, and building exteriors about $0.15 to $0.90, depending on the surface and how dirty it is. Small jobs often have a $200 to $500 minimum. Your firm price comes from photos or a walkthrough.

Mostly entryways

Building entrances and concrete walkways are what we wash most. They’re the first thing every visitor sees.

Working around open hours

A medical clinic wanted its facade washed while it stayed open, without disturbing patients. We did the areas nearest the entrance before anyone arrived. By the time patients showed up, we were working on parts of the building away from them.

Two playgrounds, cleaned and sealed

At a Montessori school, we pressure washed every wooden table, bench, planter and play element across two outdoor playgrounds, let it all dry, then sealed it to protect it from the Texas weather.

What we don’t do

Gum removal, graffiti and dumpster pads aren’t part of what we offer. We also won’t pressure wash concrete poured in the last three years, because it can etch permanently.

Want your entry looking new? Send us a photo and we’ll quote it.

One-time job, or something that keeps coming up? We’ll quote it as a one-time job, or you can put it on the Monthly Handyman Plan (four hours a month on your list, from $450). Pair it with window cleaning and the whole front of the building is done in one visit.

Common questions

How much does commercial pressure washing cost in Austin?

Sidewalks and concrete usually run about $0.10 to $0.30 per square foot, and building exteriors about $0.15 to $0.90, depending on the surface, how dirty it is and whether it needs a soft wash. Small jobs often have a $200 to $500 minimum, and tough stains like rust or oil are priced separately. We confirm yours from photos or a walkthrough.

How often should an entryway be pressure washed?

There’s no standard schedule. It depends on foot traffic and what’s around your entrance, like trees or food service nearby. We’d rather look at it and tell you honestly than sell you a schedule.

What do you need from us?

Where your outdoor water access is, where we can park, and which areas matter most to you. Pressure washing is priced by the square foot, so knowing that keeps your quote tight.

Can you wash a multi-story building?

Up to two stories from the ground. Above that we need a lift, which we can rent or you can provide.

Will you wash new concrete?

Not if it was poured in the last three years. Pressure on young concrete can leave permanent etch marks.