Power Washing in Kerns, CO

Clean Surfaces That Actually Stay Clean

Professional power washing that removes years of buildup and protects your property investment in Colorado’s tough climate.

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Professional Pressure Washing Services

Your Property Looks New Again

You know that feeling when you drive up to a property that’s been properly cleaned. The driveway isn’t stained with oil spots and ground-in dirt. The deck doesn’t have that gray, weathered look that screams neglect. The siding actually looks like it was meant to be that color.

That’s what happens when power washing is done right. Your surfaces don’t just look clean for a week—they stay cleaner longer because the deep-set grime that attracts more dirt is actually gone.

You get your weekends back instead of scrubbing with a garden hose and getting nowhere. More importantly, you’re protecting what’s probably your biggest investment by maintaining surfaces before they need expensive replacement.

Kerns Colorado Exterior Cleaning

We Know Colorado Surfaces

We’ve been serving Kerns and the surrounding Colorado communities, understanding exactly what this climate does to exterior surfaces. We’ve seen how road salt eats at concrete, how pine pollen sticks to everything, and how Colorado’s UV exposure fades and damages surfaces faster than most places.

We’re not just another pressure washing company. We’re local contractors who know the difference between cleaning and damaging, between removing stains and creating new problems.

You’re working with professionals who show up when scheduled, use the right equipment for each surface, and leave your property better than we found it.

Surface Cleaning Process Colorado

Straightforward Process, Professional Results

We start by assessing your surfaces because concrete needs different treatment than wood, and your painted siding requires different pressure than your stone walkway. This isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach.

Next, we pre-treat stains and heavily soiled areas. Oil stains, mildew, and that gray buildup on decks don’t just blast off—they need proper preparation to come clean without damaging the surface underneath.

Then we clean systematically, working from top to bottom, using the right pressure and technique for each material. We’re removing years of buildup, not just moving dirt around. Finally, we do a walkthrough with you to make sure every area meets your expectations and ours.

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Driveway and Deck Cleaning

Complete Exterior Surface Cleaning

You get professional cleaning for driveways, sidewalks, patios, decks, fences, and exterior walls. We handle concrete, wood, composite materials, stone, and painted surfaces—each with the specific approach that material requires.

This includes removing oil stains, tire marks, mildew, algae, and the general grime that builds up over Colorado seasons. We’re also removing that slippery film that makes walkways dangerous and the discoloration that makes your property look older than it is.

Every job includes proper preparation, professional-grade cleaning, and a final inspection. You’re not getting a quick spray-down that looks good for a few days. You’re getting thorough cleaning that addresses the root of the problem and gives you results that last.

How often should I have my property power washed in Colorado?

Most Colorado properties benefit from annual power washing, typically in late spring after winter’s damage is visible but before summer’s heat sets everything in. However, high-traffic areas like driveways and walkways might need attention twice a year, especially if you’re dealing with oil stains or heavy foot traffic. Properties with significant tree coverage or those exposed to road salt during winter often need more frequent cleaning. The key is addressing buildup before it becomes permanent staining or surface damage.

Will power washing damage my deck or concrete surfaces?

Proper power washing won’t damage your surfaces—improper technique will. We adjust pressure, nozzle selection, and cleaning solutions based on what we’re cleaning. Concrete can handle higher pressure than wood decking. Painted surfaces need gentler treatment than raw stone. We’ve seen plenty of damage from DIY attempts or inexperienced contractors who use too much pressure or the wrong angle. That’s why we assess each surface first and use techniques that clean effectively without causing gouging, splintering, or other damage.

Can you remove oil stains and other tough stains from my driveway?

Most oil stains, rust stains, and tire marks can be significantly improved or completely removed with proper treatment. Fresh stains are easier than ones that have been sitting for years, but even old stains usually respond well to pre-treatment and professional cleaning techniques. We can’t guarantee 100% removal of every stain—some have penetrated too deeply or been there too long—but we can tell you honestly what to expect after we assess your specific situation. Most customers are surprised how much better their driveways look after professional treatment.

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

The terms are often used interchangeably, but technically power washing uses heated water while pressure washing uses cold water at high pressure. For most residential exterior cleaning, cold water pressure washing is perfectly effective and what we typically use. Hot water power washing is beneficial for cutting through grease and certain types of buildup, so we use heated water when the situation calls for it. The more important factors are using the right pressure, proper technique, and appropriate cleaning solutions for your specific surfaces and stains.

How long does the cleaning process take for an average property?

A typical residential property takes 2-4 hours depending on the size, number of surfaces being cleaned, and how much buildup we’re dealing with. A simple driveway and walkway might be done in an hour, while a full property with deck, siding, driveway, and multiple patios could take most of a day. We’re thorough rather than fast—rushing through power washing usually means missing spots or not properly treating stains. We’ll give you a realistic time estimate when we assess your property, so you know what to expect.

Do I need to be home during the power washing service?

You don’t need to be present the entire time, but we do like to do a walkthrough at the beginning to discuss any specific concerns or problem areas, and again at the end so you can see the results and ask any questions. If you can’t be available, we can work with a key or garage code and communicate via phone. We’ll always make sure any outdoor furniture, plants, or decorative items are properly protected before we start, and we clean up completely when we’re finished.

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Kerns, CO is located in Larimer County in Colorado State