Pressure Washing
Years of grime, gone in a day. Driveways, decks, fences, and siding, pressure washed at a setting matched to each surface.
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What You Can Get
Concrete, wood, and painted siding are three different washes. Each one gets its own pressure setting.
Grime and moss, gone in a day
Driveways & Walkways
Concrete and pavers get enough pressure to lift moss, tire marks, and mildew, and not a pound more. Overdo it and the surface starts to pit.
- Concrete, pavers, and walkways
- Moss and mildew removal
- Pressure matched to the material
Clean wood, finish intact
Decks & Patios
Wood and composite decking take controlled pressure and careful technique. Push too hard and the grain lifts or the finish comes off.
- Matched to wood or composite decking
- Keeps the grain down and the finish on
- Patios included in the same visit
Surface-safe on painted and clad materials
Fences & Siding
Some materials cannot take full-force washing at all. We turn the pressure down to suit them, and where even reduced pressure would risk damage we recommend a soft-wash instead.
- Surface-safe pressure control
- Soft-wash recommended where it fits better
- Assessed per material at the quote
Why homeowners choose INEX
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Whatcom & Skagit Counties.
9 towns across Whatcom & Skagit Counties, WA, from the Canadian border down to the Skagit Valley, with Bellingham as our main hub.
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Towns across Whatcom & Skagit Counties, WA
- Bellingham · Hub
- Blaine
- Ferndale
- Birch Bay
- Lynden
- Mount Vernon
- Burlington
- Sedro-Woolley
- Anacortes
Pressure Washing FAQs
Straight answers before you request a quote.
Every one to two years keeps most driveways and walkways looking right, sooner if moss, tire marks, or mildew are creeping into the shaded stretches. Northwest moisture speeds organic growth on concrete and pavers, so north-facing slabs green up fast. If a garden hose no longer rinses the buildup off, it is time.
It depends on the material. Siding that can handle it gets lower pressure and wider tips. Where any high pressure would risk damage, we say so and recommend a soft-wash instead. Sorting that out per surface is part of the free quote.
Pressure washing and power washing are the same job. We work one surface at a time: concrete takes more force than wood or painted siding, so the settings change as we go. Roofs are separate; shingles fall under our Roof & Gutter Cleaning service, which soft-washes them.
Price depends on surface area, the material, and how heavy the buildup is. A mossy driveway and a painted fence are scoped differently. The free quote covers all of it, so you know the number before we start.
INEX Property Services provides pressure washing across Whatcom & Skagit Counties, WA, including Bellingham, Blaine, Ferndale, Birch Bay, Lynden, Mount Vernon, Burlington, Sedro-Woolley, Anacortes. We are licensed, bonded, insured under WA license INEXIIH765NA.
What Whatcom & Skagit Counties, WA homeowners ask about pressure washing
Cost depends on square footage, surface type, and how heavy the buildup is. A free on-site or photo-based quote gives you an accurate number before we schedule.
Yes. Decks and patios take a different technique and a different pressure from concrete, so they are quoted on square footage and material (wood or composite).
Yes. Surfaces with heavy organic buildup take more time to clean thoroughly, which is factored into your free quote.
Costs & Pricing
How much does it cost to pressure wash a driveway?
Cost depends on square footage, surface type, and how heavy the buildup is. A free on-site or photo-based quote gives you an accurate number before we schedule.
Is deck cleaning priced differently than driveway cleaning?
Yes. Decks and patios take a different technique and a different pressure from concrete, so they are quoted on square footage and material (wood or composite).
Does heavy moss or algae buildup raise the price?
Yes. Surfaces with heavy organic buildup take more time to clean thoroughly, which is factored into your free quote.
Process & Timeline
What is the difference between pressure washing and soft washing?
Pressure washing uses high water pressure suited to hard surfaces like concrete and decks. Soft washing uses lower pressure with a cleaning treatment, which is what we use on roofs and some siding to avoid damage.
How long does pressure washing take?
That depends on which surfaces are involved and how much of them there is. Most residential jobs, whether a driveway, a deck, or a fence, are done in a single visit.
How long do pressure washing results last?
Results typically hold for one to two years before moss, algae, or grime reappear, depending on shade and moisture exposure in your yard.
Local Conditions
Why do concrete driveways get slippery with moss in Whatcom County?
Consistent rain and shade from trees create ideal moss growing conditions on concrete and pavers, which is why regular pressure washing is common maintenance here.
Should I pressure wash before repainting or sealing?
Yes. A clean surface is what lets a new coating actually bond, whether it is siding, decking, or concrete. Mention it when you request your quote and we will sequence the two.
Do you pressure wash properties in Skagit County too?
Yes. We serve Bellingham, Blaine, Ferndale, Birch Bay, Lynden, Mount Vernon, Burlington, Sedro-Woolley, Anacortes across Whatcom & Skagit Counties, WA.
Pressure washing across Whatcom & Skagit Counties, WA
Almost every hard surface in Whatcom & Skagit Counties, WA grows something. Nine months of damp is enough for algae on concrete, moss in paver joints, and a black film on north-facing fences, and a driveway under conifers will go green while the one across the street stays clean. That is a shade and drainage problem more than a maintenance one, which is why two houses on the same block can need very different work.
The important distinction on any quote is which surfaces can take pressure and which cannot. Concrete, brick, and stone will take it. Cedar, composite decking, painted siding, and older mortar will not, and the damage from getting that wrong does not wash off. We identify which is which on the walkthrough and price the job on that basis.
The dry window, and what to do first
There is a real season for this work. Washing a driveway in the middle of a wet stretch cleans it, but the surface never fully dries and the growth has a head start again immediately. Late spring through early fall is the window worth waiting for, and it is also when a sealer can actually cure if you want one. Book earlier in that window than you think. It is the busiest stretch of our year.
If you have to prioritize, start where the safety problem is. Algae on a shaded walkway or a set of steps is slick long before it looks bad, and that is the surface worth doing first regardless of how the patio looks. Appearance work on the driveway, the fence line, and the siding can follow in the same visit or the next season without anything getting worse in the meantime.
Related Services
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