Prep and Repair
Pressure Washing and Surface Prep
Paint is only as good as what is under it. We wash away dirt, chalk and mildew, scrape loose paint, sand rough spots and prime bare areas so the new coat bonds.
- Best forSiding, decks, fences, brick and concrete
- Typical rhythmOne to two days
- TeamCrew with washers and scrapers
- Pairs well withExterior painting and staining
What you get
What pressure washing and surface prep includes
- 1Right pressurePressure is matched to the surface to avoid damage.
- 2Mildew treatedCleaners kill algae and mildew.
- 3Loose paint removedScraping and sanding leave a firm edge.
- 4Dry time respectedSurfaces dry before primer.
How it goes
From the first visit to the finished surface
- 1InspectWe look at surface and condition.
- 2WashCleaners and rinse remove dirt.
- 3Scrape and sandLoose paint is removed.
- 4PrimeBare spots get primer.
Good fit when
Is pressure washing and surface prep right for you?
- Your siding is dirty or green
- Paint is flaking
- You are about to repaint
- Your deck or fence is gray
Questions
About pressure washing and surface prep
Can pressure washing damage siding?
Too much pressure can, which is why we use the right setting and technique for each surface.
How long before painting after washing?
Usually a day or two of dry weather, longer for wood and masonry.
Related services
Often paired with this
Exterior House PaintingA whole-house repaint with proper prep, so the color lasts and the house shines.See the service 
Deck Staining and SealingClean, stained and sealed decks that shed water and look rich.See the service 
Mold and Mildew Treatment Before PaintingClean surfaces and stain-blocking primers for damp, spotted walls.See the service Where we work
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