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Pick your city and the job. You see the price immediately, and you pay nothing until the work is done.

No payment now. You pay after the work is done and you have seen the result. We reply to every request, including the ones we cannot cover.

FAQ

Before you book

How does the $99 first hour work?

You pay $99 for the first hour of work in any city we operate in, then $79 for each additional hour. There is no call-out fee and no travel charge. If the job genuinely needs less than an hour you still pay the one hour minimum, because that is the honest cost of getting a technician and equipment to you.

Do you charge for travel?

No. The price is the same whether you are in central London or a suburb of Phoenix. That is the point of running a single network across North America and Europe instead of a patchwork of local rates.

How do you know how many hours my job needs?

The size options on the booking form are a starting estimate. Before any work begins the technician confirms the scope with you in person. If it turns out smaller than booked, you pay for less time. If it needs longer, you approve the extra hours first. We do not add hours without asking.

When do I pay?

After the work is done and you have seen the result. We do not take payment upfront for standard residential jobs. Larger commercial contracts are invoiced on agreed terms.

Who actually turns up?

A vetted independent contractor from our network, using their own professional equipment. We pay them properly, at $50 per hour, because underpaid crews do rushed work and rushed pressure washing damages property.

Will pressure washing damage my surfaces?

It can, in the wrong hands. That is the single most common problem in this trade. High pressure ruins timber, strips granules from roof shingles, blows out mortar joints and forces water behind siding. We match the method to the surface, which frequently means soft washing rather than high pressure at all.