Before and After Pressure Washing Projects in Austin
These are real results from homes, HOAs, and businesses we have cleaned across Austin. Each project lists the neighborhood, the surface, the method we used, and how long it took, so you can see what to expect for a property like yours. Our photos are not edited, filtered, or brightened, except for cropping. Want results like these? Call or text (737) 344-9565 or send photos for a free written quote.
What We Record on Every Job
We take before and after photos from the same spot and angle so the comparison is fair. Every project notes the surface type, the problem, the method, and the time on site. When a stain could not be fully removed, we say so. That way, you see honest results, not just our best angles.
House Washing Projects
Crestview: Hardie Siding and Limestone Porch
Surface: Hardie board siding and a limestone front porch on a one story home. Problem: green algae on the north wall and cedar pollen film on the siding and trim. Method: low pressure soft wash, with a test spot on the painted trim first. Time: about four hours, including a two car driveway.
Mueller: Two Story Stucco Home
Surface: two story stucco with painted trim. Problem: dark drip lines under every window and construction dust from nearby building. Method: soft wash with a slightly stronger mix on the north side. Time: about five hours.
Roof Cleaning Projects
Travis Heights: Asphalt Shingle Roof
Surface: asphalt shingle roof under large live oaks. Problem: heavy black algae streaks on the north and west slopes. Method: low pressure soft wash, following manufacturer guidance, with all flower beds soaked before and after. Time: about five hours.
Westlake: Concrete Tile Roof
Surface: concrete tile roof. Problem: lichen and green algae on the north slopes. Method: soft wash with careful footing on supported tiles. Time: about six hours. Result: algae removed the same day, with lichen fading over the next few weeks.
Driveway and Concrete Projects
Circle C: Driveway Before an HOA Deadline
Surface: two car driveway and front walkway. Problem: algae in the shaded areas and an HOA deadline 10 days away. Method: surface cleaner, then a treatment after washing to prevent stripes. Time: about two hours, three days after the call.
Round Rock: Oil and Rust Stains
Surface: three car driveway. Problem: two old oil stains and rust lines from sprinklers. Method: degreaser and concrete rust remover, then surface cleaner. Time: about three hours. Result: rust removed completely, oil stains lightened but still visible.
Patio, Pool Deck, and Stone Projects
Lakeway: Travertine Pool Deck
Surface: travertine pool deck. Problem: black algae spots in shaded corners and white mineral spots along the waterline side. Method: low pressure and stone safe products, with rinse water directed away from the pool. Time: about four hours.
Westlake: Lueders Limestone Home
Surface: Lueders limestone walls. Problem: algae on the north and east walls and rust spots from sprinklers along the base. Method: test spot, then low pressure with a stone safe cleaner. Time: about six hours. Result: algae removed fully, rust lightened a lot.
Deck and Fence Projects
Pflugerville: Cedar Privacy Fence
Surface: 180 feet of cedar privacy fence, both sides. Problem: gray weathering and mildew before staining. Method: low pressure wood cleaner and brightener, with the neighbor's permission for their side. Time: about five hours.
Avery Ranch: Composite Deck
Surface: composite deck. Problem: pollen buildup and mildew in shaded corners. Method: fan tip well below the manufacturer's pressure limit, with a thorough rinse. Time: about two hours.
Commercial and HOA Projects
North Lamar: Restaurant Storefront and Dumpster Pad
Surface: storefront, sidewalk, and dumpster pad. Problem: grease stains and food waste buildup. Method: degreaser and surface cleaner before opening at 6 a.m., with drains covered and wash water recovered. Time: about three hours.
Steiner Ranch: Amenity Center and Pool Deck
Surface: amenity center, pool deck, and cabana. Problem: algae, pollen, and sunscreen buildup before opening day. Method: soft wash and low pressure cleaning, with rinse water kept out of the pool. Time: one morning, finished before the pool opened at noon.
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Send us a few photos of your home or business, and we will send a written quote within two business hours. Call or text (737) 344-9565, email derkrikorianrobert@gmail.com, or visit our office at 5555 N. Lamar Blvd, Bldg C, Austin, TX 78751.