About
One price, published, in every city.
PressureWashers is an exterior cleaning network operating in 48 cities across North America and Europe. We charge $99 for the first hour and $79 for each hour after, and we do not add travel fees.
Why we exist
Getting a driveway cleaned is a strange experience. You fill in a form, wait days for a callback, get a number with no explanation attached, and have no idea whether it is fair. Meanwhile the person who actually turns up is often being paid a fraction of it.
We thought the whole thing could be simpler. Publish the rate. Charge by the hour so the price is predictable and the incentive to rush disappears. Pay the technician properly and say publicly what they are paid. Take payment after the customer has seen the work rather than before.
How the network works
We do not employ crews or own machines. Every job is carried out by a vetted independent contractor who owns their own professional equipment and carries their own public liability insurance. We handle finding the customer, pricing, scheduling, payment and communication. They handle the work.
That is why we can be in 48 cities without a depot in any of them, and why there is no travel charge: the person coming to you already lives near you.
What we will not do
- Pressure wash roofsIt strips the granules off shingles and voids most warranties. Roofs are soft washed or not touched.
- Quote blindThe technician confirms scope with you on site before starting, and extra hours need your approval first.
- Claim other people's workVideos on this site are credited to the creators who made them. Illustrative photographs are labelled as illustrations.
- Charge contractorsNo lead fees, no subscriptions, no placement charges. We earn on the job, not on the people doing it.
- Underpay$50 an hour to the technician, published openly, because underpaid work is worse work.
A new company, plainly
We are new. The site launched in July 2026 and our own gallery of completed jobs is still filling up. We would rather say that than dress up stock photography as a decade of history. What is not new is the trade itself, and every contractor in the network is required to show real completed work before they take a single booking.