Pressure Washing in Raleigh, NC
Raleigh is called the City of Oaks for good reason. Trees cover more than half the city. That shade keeps siding, roofs and driveways damp long enough for mildew, algae and moss to take hold.
We’re based just south in Holly Springs and wash homes all over Raleigh, from century-old porches in Oakwood to newer builds in Brier Creek and Wakefield. We use soft washing on siding and roofs, so the growth comes off without blasting paint, old wood or shingles.
From Oakwood to Outside the Beltline
Raleigh’s homes span more than a century of building. Oakwood is the city’s largest and oldest historic district, full of Victorian homes. Boylan Heights filled in between 1907 and 1932 with Craftsman bungalows, and Five Points and Hayes Barton grew up between 1910 and 1950. Outside the Beltline, newer neighborhoods bring vinyl siding, long driveways and plenty of pine. Old painted wood and new vinyl need different handling, so we match the pressure and the wash to the surface.
OUR SERVICES IN RALEIGH
From Victorian homes in Oakwood to newer vinyl outside the Beltline, we soft wash at low pressure. Choose our eco-friendly wash or a stronger clean for heavier growth.
Under Raleigh’s oak canopy, roofs streak fast. We remove algae with low-pressure soft washing that protects your shingles.
Streak-free exterior glass, clear of Raleigh’s spring pollen. A natural finish to a house wash.
Brick walks, stone patios and concrete driveways cleaned to suit the surface. We pre-treat with eco-friendly products and cover storm drains to protect Raleigh’s creeks.
Oak leaves and pine needles cleared from the ground whenever possible, with a flow check and photos of the result.
Shaded Raleigh decks go grey and slick with mildew. We clean wood and composite without splintering boards.
Old wood fences and newer vinyl both pick up mildew under the trees. We wash each one to suit the material, without leaving marks.
Storefronts, offices and managed properties across Raleigh, from downtown to North Hills. Available as a one-time or recurring service.
Protecting Raleigh’s Creeks
Raleigh’s storm drains lead to local creeks like Crabtree and Walnut, not to a treatment plant. From there the water flows to the Neuse River. Crabtree Creek starts out in Cary and crosses the whole city. Whatever runs off a driveway on wash day can end up in that water.
So on every job, we manage the water we leave behind. Before we start, we find the nearest storm drain and cover it, and it stays covered until the final rinse is done. We soak your plants and lawn before we wash and rinse them again after. Every mix is diluted to suit the surface, so we never use more product than the job needs.
You choose the wash. Renew Wash is our eco-friendly option and breaks down into oxygen, water and soda ash. Restore Wash is a stronger clean for heavier growth. Both get the same care, because the protection comes from how we work, not just what’s in the tank.
Raleigh Neighborhoods We Serve
Raleigh is a big city with a lot of variety. Inside the Beltline, older homes sit on tree-lined streets with painted wood, brick and original trim. Out in North Raleigh, newer neighborhoods bring vinyl siding, wide driveways and plenty of pine. Toward Falls Lake and down through South Raleigh, bigger lots mean more fence, more deck and more shade. Whatever part of the city you’re in, we plan each wash around your home’s surfaces and the trees around it.
Bedford · Boylan Heights · Brier Creek · Cameron Park · Cameron Village · Crabtree Valley · Five Points · Glenwood-Brooklyn · Hayes Barton · Hedingham · Lake Lynn · Mordecai · North Hills · Oakwood · Stonehenge · South Park · Wakefield
Inside the Beltline: Downtown, Oakwood, Mordecai, Five Points, Hayes Barton and the historic streets near NC State.
North Raleigh: Six Forks Road, Falls of Neuse, Wakefield and out toward Falls Lake.
West Raleigh: Glenwood Avenue, Crabtree Valley, Lake Lynn and Brier Creek near RDU.
South and Southeast Raleigh: South Park, Hedingham and neighborhoods out toward Garner.
Don’t see your neighborhood? If you’re in Raleigh, we’ve got you covered.
Raleigh Pressure Washing FAQs
Do I need to be home?
No. We just need access to an outside water spigot and any gates unlocked. We’ll send photos when we’re done.
What should I do before you arrive?
Close your windows, move cars out of the driveway, and keep pets inside. We’ll handle the rest, including protecting your plants.
Will the chemicals hurt my plants or pets?
No. We soak your plants before and after we wash, and everything is rinsed clean before pets go back outside.
How often should I wash my house?
Most Raleigh homes need a wash once a year. Homes under heavy tree cover may need it more often.
What happens if it rains?
Light rain won’t stop most jobs. If storms roll in, we’ll reschedule at no charge.
How do I get a quote?
Fill out the form below or call (919) 446-3040. Quotes are free, with no obligation.
