Driveways & Concrete
Driveways, sidewalks, steps, stoops and concrete patios cleaned for dirt, organic buildup and general discoloration.
High-demand core service
Pressure washing · soft washing · exterior cleaning
Pressure washing & exterior cleaning.
RINZR cleans driveways, sidewalks, patios, decks, fences, siding, entryways and commercial exterior surfaces using the method that fits the material—not just maximum pressure.
ConcreteDriveways, walks, patios
Soft washSiding & delicate surfaces
CommercialStorefronts & common areas
Request service
Tell us what needs washing.
Photos help. We can usually narrow the scope quickly from the surface type, approximate size and level of buildup.
Planning estimate
Surface, size and buildup drive the job.
Use this as a planning range—not a final quote. Access, material condition, specialty stains, water availability and multi-surface setups can change the scope.
Surface type
Approximate area
Condition
Planning range
$175–$265 estimated
Final price is confirmed from the actual property scope.
MethodPressure wash
Best forConcrete
Quote checkPhotos help
Services
Exterior cleaning for the surfaces people notice first.
RINZR handles hard-surface pressure washing and lower-pressure exterior washing based on the material being cleaned.
House & Siding Wash
Lower-pressure exterior cleaning for siding and painted surfaces where blasting with high PSI would be the wrong approach.
Soft-wash approach where appropriate
Decks & Patios
Deck boards, patios and outdoor living areas cleaned with the pressure level matched to the material.
Wood, composite & hardscape
Fences & Exterior Features
Fence panels, exterior walls, entry areas and other washable outdoor surfaces reviewed before cleaning.
Quoted by material & access
Use the right method
Not every surface should be hit with full pressure.
The cleaning method matters as much as the machine. Hard concrete can tolerate different treatment than siding, painted wood or older surfaces.
Concrete and hardscape
Driveways, sidewalks and many patios are usually cleaned with stronger mechanical washing, often with a surface-cleaning pattern for a more even finish.
Siding and painted surfaces
Lower-pressure washing can reduce the risk of forcing water behind siding or damaging finishes while still targeting mildew and surface buildup.
Wood and composite
Decks and fences need more care because excess pressure can raise grain, scar soft wood or damage a finish.
What we normally clean
- Concrete driveways and sidewalks
- Patios, steps and stoops
- Vinyl and other suitable siding
- Decks and fences after material review
- Storefront walks and common exterior areas
- Garage aprons and selected exterior floors
What may need another specialist
- Roof cleaning requiring roof access or specialty treatment
- Delicate historic masonry without proper testing
- Hazardous chemical, biological or regulated contamination
- Major paint failure, loose siding or structural damage
- Surfaces where water intrusion risk cannot be controlled
Dirty driveway, green siding or stained patio? Send the surface and a few photos.
Before the visit
Three things that make exterior washing easier.
01 / CLEAR IT
Move loose items
Vehicles, planters, cushions, toys and lightweight outdoor items should be moved away from the cleaning area when practical.
02 / CLOSE IT
Windows and doors shut
Close exterior windows and doors, and let us know about known leaks, damaged seals or sensitive exterior outlets.
03 / WATER
Confirm water access
Most exterior cleaning setups need a usable outdoor water source. Tell us in advance if there is no exterior faucet.
How it works
Quote it. Prep it. Wash it. Review it.
STEP 01
Identify the surfaces
Tell us what needs cleaning, the material, approximate size and the kind of buildup you are seeing.
STEP 02
Match the method
We determine whether the area calls for pressure washing, reduced pressure or a soft-wash style approach.
STEP 03
Clean and close out
The included surfaces are cleaned and the final condition is reviewed so obvious remaining problem areas can be flagged.
Questions
The practical pressure-washing questions.
Pressure washing or soft washing?
Hard surfaces such as concrete often tolerate stronger pressure. Siding, painted surfaces and some wood usually need lower pressure and a different cleaning approach. The material decides the method.
Will every stain come out?
No. Dirt and organic buildup can often improve dramatically, but rust, oil, paint, oxidation, deep tire marks or permanent discoloration may need specialty treatment and can remain visible.
Do I need to be home?
Often no, if the exterior is accessible and water access is available. Locked gates, pets, fragile items and known water-entry issues should be discussed before service.
Can you wash wood decks?
Yes when the material and condition are suitable, but wood needs lower pressure and careful technique. Older, splintered or failing boards may need repair before washing.
Do you clean commercial properties?
Yes. Storefront sidewalks, entry zones, selected building exteriors and common areas can be quoted based on access, square footage, hours and water availability.
Tell us the surface, size and buildup.
That is usually enough to start a pressure-washing quote and determine whether photos or a site review are needed.
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