Power Washing in Pinewood Springs, CO

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Professional power washing that removes years of buildup in hours, not weekends.

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What Clean Actually Looks Like

You know that feeling when you finally tackle a project that’s been bothering you for months. That’s what happens when we finish cleaning your property.

Your driveway stops looking like it belongs to the abandoned house down the street. Your deck becomes a place you actually want to spend time again. Your siding looks like it did when you first moved in, not like it’s been through five Colorado winters.

The difference isn’t just cosmetic. Clean surfaces last longer, stay safer, and save you money on repairs down the road. When mold and algae aren’t eating away at your deck boards or making your walkways slippery, you’re not dealing with expensive fixes later.

Pinewood Springs Exterior Cleaning

We Know Colorado Weather

We’ve been handling exterior cleaning in Pinewood Springs long enough to understand what mountain weather does to your property. We’ve seen how winter snow and summer UV rays team up to make surfaces look older than they should.

We’re not the company that shows up with a pressure washer and hopes for the best. We adjust our approach based on your specific surfaces, the type of buildup you’re dealing with, and how Colorado’s climate affects different materials.

You’re working with people who live here, understand the local challenges, and have the right equipment to handle them properly.

Power Washing Process

Here's How We Clean

First, we assess what we’re working with. Different surfaces need different approaches, and we’re not about to damage your property by using the wrong pressure or cleaning method.

We prep the area, protecting plants and anything that shouldn’t get wet. Then we apply the appropriate cleaning solution and let it work on the buildup before we start washing.

The actual cleaning happens systematically, working from top to bottom and ensuring even coverage. We adjust pressure based on what we’re cleaning – your vinyl siding gets different treatment than your concrete driveway.

After we’re done, we do a final inspection and clean up any mess we made. You get your property back looking better than it has in years, without having to rent equipment or spend your weekend wrestling with a pressure washer.

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What Gets the Treatment

We handle driveways, sidewalks, patios, decks, fencing, and house siding. Each surface gets cleaned with the right pressure and technique to remove buildup without causing damage.

Your concrete surfaces get the heavy-duty treatment they can handle, while your deck gets the gentler approach that won’t strip the wood or damage the finish. We know which cleaning solutions work best on different types of stains and buildup.

In Pinewood Springs, we deal with everything from road salt residue to pine sap, from algae growth to winter grime. We’ve got the experience and equipment to handle what mountain living throws at your property, and we do it without you having to figure out which pressure setting won’t destroy your deck boards.

How often should I have my property power washed?

Most properties in Pinewood Springs benefit from annual power washing, but it depends on your specific situation. If you have a lot of trees around your property or your surfaces get heavy use, you might need cleaning every 8-10 months. Properties with less exposure to organic matter and foot traffic can often go 12-18 months between cleanings. We’ll give you an honest assessment based on what we see when we’re there, not try to sell you more frequent service than you actually need.

Will power washing damage my deck or siding?

Not when it’s done correctly with the right equipment and technique. We adjust pressure based on what we’re cleaning and use appropriate cleaning solutions rather than relying on high pressure alone. Older wood decks get treated differently than newer composite materials, and vinyl siding gets different treatment than brick or stone. The bigger risk is usually from DIY attempts with rental equipment that doesn’t have proper pressure controls or from using the wrong cleaning chemicals.

What's the difference between power washing and pressure washing?

Power washing uses heated water, while pressure washing uses regular temperature water. Both use high-pressure water to clean surfaces, but the heated water in power washing helps break down grease, grime, and organic matter more effectively. We use both methods depending on what we’re cleaning and what type of buildup we’re dealing with. For most residential exterior cleaning in Colorado, the heated water makes a noticeable difference in results, especially on organic stains and mold.

How long does it take to power wash a typical property?

A typical residential property takes 3-6 hours depending on size and what surfaces we’re cleaning. A simple driveway and walkway might take 2-3 hours, while a full exterior cleaning including house siding, deck, driveway, and walkways usually takes 4-6 hours. The actual time depends on how much buildup we’re dealing with, the size of the surfaces, and whether we need to do any prep work or special treatment for stubborn stains.

Do you provide your own water and equipment?

Yes, we bring all our own professional-grade equipment, but we do need access to your water supply for the volume we use. Our equipment includes commercial pressure washers, surface cleaners, and specialized nozzles for different applications. We also bring our own cleaning solutions and all the safety equipment needed. You don’t need to provide anything except access to water and electricity if we need it for certain equipment.

What should I do to prepare for power washing service?

Remove any outdoor furniture, decorations, or vehicles from the areas we’ll be cleaning. Close all windows and doors, and let us know about any areas that need special attention or should be avoided. If you have delicate plants near the cleaning areas, we can cover them, but it helps to know about them beforehand. We’ll handle most of the prep work, but clearing the surfaces we’re cleaning makes the job go faster and ensures we don’t miss anything.

Local Resources

Pinewood Springs, CO is located in Larimer County in Colorado State