Pressure washing
Driveways, patios, walkways, pavers, decks and commercial hardscapes cleaned with the right water flow, pressure and soap for each surface.

Grime, moss, algae and tire marks build up on outdoor surfaces, and some of them get slippery when wet. Pressure washing restores the surface and makes it safer to walk on.
Different surfaces need different approaches. We adjust the water flow, pressure and soap to each and every surface, from concrete and pavers to stone, wood and siding, and switch to soft washing where high pressure would cause damage.
Surfaces we clean
- Concrete driveways, sidewalks and garage aprons.
- Patios, walkways and stairs in concrete, stamped concrete, pavers and natural stone.
- Wood and composite decks, with pressure kept low enough to avoid furring or gouging the boards.
- Fences and painted surfaces, with soft washing. For siding, eaves and soffits, see House Washing.
- Commercial hardscapes such as entrances, walkways, loading areas and strata common areas.
Pressure washing and soft washing
Pressure washing uses higher pressure to lift dirt and growth from hard surfaces like concrete and pavers.
Soft washing uses the proper soap for each surface and a low-pressure rinse, for wood, painted surfaces and anything high pressure would harm. It's also how we wash houses: siding, eaves and soffits have their own House Washing page.
Many jobs use both. We adjust the water flow, pressure and soap to each and every surface.
Pavers and joint sand
Cleaning pavers properly often washes out some of the joint sand. We'll talk you through whether re-sanding is needed and whether it's included in your quote.
Sealing pavers or concrete is a separate service and isn't included unless agreed in writing.
What to expect
Most surface dirt, moss and algae lift well. Oil, rust, paint, tire marks and some organic stains may lighten but not disappear completely.
We protect nearby plants, doors and vents and rinse the work area when we're done. Water access from an outside tap is usually needed.
Real results
Pressure Washing before and after
Before
AfterCedar deck pressure washing
A weathered grey cedar deck washed back to the natural wood colour.
Before
AfterLong driveway pressure washing
A dark, grimy concrete driveway washed to an even, light finish from the garage to the street.
Before
AfterRust stain removal on patio slabs
Rust rings left by planters lifted from concrete patio slabs.
Before
AfterFront entry concrete cleaning
Grime and staining cleared from the concrete entry of a modern home.
Before
AfterGarden patio moss removal
Moss and grime washed off large concrete patio slabs beside a garden.
Before
AfterPaver patio cleaning
A dark, stained paver patio by a back door cleaned to an even, lighter finish.
Before
AfterPatio slab pressure washing
Stained concrete patio slabs on a glass-railed terrace cleaned to an even finish.
Before
AfterConcrete driveway pressure washing
A dark, weathered concrete driveway brought back to an even, lighter finish.
Before
AfterPaver walkway cleaning
Moss and weeds cleared from the joints and surface of a narrow paver walkway between hedges.
On the job
Recent pressure washing work
From the blog
Pressure washing stories from around the region
- North VancouverA Blueridge driveway after a long, wet winter
- SquamishA Garibaldi Estates driveway and front walkway
- SquamishA long Brackendale driveway, a shop and two decks
- WhistlerA Spring Creek family home's spring pressure wash
- West VancouverA steep driveway and natural stone paths in Caulfeild
- PembertonPressure washing a Benchlands patio when the home is on a well
FAQ
Pressure washing questions
Will pressure washing damage my driveway or deck?
Not when the pressure and technique are matched to the surface. We use lower pressure or soft washing on wood and delicate surfaces.
Can you remove oil stains?
Oil stains usually lighten with hot water and degreaser, but older stains that have soaked into concrete may not come out completely.
Do you need water from my house?
Usually, an accessible outdoor tap with good flow is all we need. If your property doesn't have one, or it's on a well, we can bring our own water.
Do you wash houses, including eaves and soffits?
Yes, it's a big part of our work. Siding, eaves and soffits are soft washed, never high pressure. See our House Washing page for details.
Do you work on commercial and strata properties?
Yes. We clean entrances, walkways, parkades access areas and common areas, and can schedule work to limit disruption to residents and customers.
Pressure washing near you
We offer pressure washing across the Sea-to-Sky corridor and the North Shore. See all service areas.
Related services

Roof Cleaning
Moss, lichen and debris removed with methods chosen for your roofing material. On asphalt shingle roofs, a moss treatment is always included to slow regrowth.
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Gutter Cleaning
Gutters cleared by hand, downspouts checked for flow, and debris bagged and removed so water goes where it should.
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