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GUIDE TO PRESSURE WASHING COSTS:

  • Van Hansard
  • Feb 22
  • 4 min read

Updated: Mar 8

How much does pressure washing cost?


The national average cost to power wash or pressure wash a property (or any type of surface) is $368, and prices tend to range from $251-$514, according to  data, but prices can range dramatically depending on the property's size.

 ( $0.10-$0.50 / sqft. for commercial  VS.  $0.20-$0.80 / sqft. for residential),


We found that most companies charge between $0.30-$0.40/ sqft.


Pressure washing costs

National average cost

$690

Low-end average cost

$460

High-end average cost

$920

The prices in the table and graphic above are national average pressure washing costs ($0.20-$0.40) based on the national average size home of 2300 square feet. Smaller homes may cost closer to $300, while larger homes can reach well over $1000.


Pressure washing companies also typically determine the price based on the dirtiness, and how long it takes to clean it. Pressure washing prices per square foot.

The national average cost to pressure wash a house per square foot ranges from approximately $0.20-$0.40 for homes ranging from less than 1,000 square feet to 5,000 square feet. How much you'll pay per square foot depends on where you live and your service provider's pricing model.

Here's a look at national average pressure prices by a property's total square footage:

Square footage

Average cost

750- 1,000 

$150-$400

1,000-2,000

$200-$800

2,000-3,000

$400-$1200

3,000-4,000

$600-$1600

4,000-5,000

$800-$2000

Remember: These costs can fluctuate depending on the type of siding you have, the square footage, how dirty your house is, and more.


Your house's siding is one of many things you can pressure wash. Here's a rundown of the national average costs to pressure wash other areas and structures around your home, according to market research data:


Q: How much does it cost to pressure wash a driveway?

A: On average, pressure washing a driveway costs $230-$472.


Q: How much does it cost to pressure wash a roof?

A: The average cost of pressure washing a roof ranges from $348-$712.


Q: How much does it cost to pressure wash a patio?

A: Pressure washing a patio costs $235-$480, on average.


Q: How much does it cost to pressure wash sidewalks?

A: The average cost of pressure washing a sidewalk ranges from $255-$523.







Pressure washing vs. soft washing prices.


Some projects call for pressure washing — using high pressure to blast away dirt and grime — but others require a gentler touch. 

That softer touch is called “soft washing.” While pressure washing may be too powerful for some surfaces, such as painted siding, soft washing is reserved primarily for safely cleaning vertical surfaces. This method can safely and effectively get rid of dust, algae, calcium buildup, and more. However, soft washing prices can be higher than pressure washing costs. Soft washing, in general, costs more than pressure washing due to the specialized soft wash machine and the cleaning solutions that are required to safely and effectively remove stubborn contaminants.



                   Things to consider :



  • Cost of your time. DIY jobs tend to take 10 times as long vs. hiring a pro with professional equipment and training.

  • Cost to buy a pressure washer at a home improvement store. According to Consumer Reports, a gas pressure costs $250-$600. Electric pressure washers are unsuitable for serious use.

  • Cost to rent a pressure washer. Consumer Reports also estimates that renting a pressure washer costs $40-$100 daily.

  • Cost of pressure washing chemicals. You'll also need to account for the cleaning solution used for power washing. Plan to buy detergents, cleaning agents, and/or degreasers. However, keep in mind that some cleaners may not be available in stores.

  • You can damage your home or structure. If you don't power wash your home correctly you could damage your home and create oxidation to your siding. For example, you need to avoid using too much water pressure on softer surfaces.

  • Pros have access to the best chemicals. Some pressure washing companies use sodium hypochlorite, a much stronger chemical than you can buy in a normal store.

  • You may accidentally use the wrong chemicals. You can't always use the same chemicals on wood, vinyl, concrete, asphalt, and more. For example, using undiluted chlorine bleach can degrade vinyl siding.

  • A pro can help prevent water intrusion. Not using the proper amount of pressure on your home could potentially cause electrical fires around exterior lighting and electrical sockets. Having the proper training and equipment prevents this from happening.”

  • You can injure yourself if you don't know how to use a pressure washer correctly. There have been cases of minor superficial wounds, infections, and even amputations.

  • A pro can help boost your home's curb appeal. If you plan to sell your home, it's important to ensure its exterior looks its absolute best. The cleaner your home's exterior, the fresher it looks, and the more appealing it is.



When it comes to maintaining the exterior of your home or business in Utah, finding the best pressure washing services is crucial. Infinity Refinishing and Improvement is a top-notch pressure washing company that stands out from the competition with its unwavering commitment to quality service and professionalism.

What sets Infinity Refinishing and Improvement apart is not just their attention to detail and top-notch service, but also their focus on creating a seamless customer experience. Whether you're looking to revitalize your home's exterior or maintain the cleanliness of your commercial property, Infinity Refinishing and Improvement has the skills and expertise to deliver exceptional results.

 
 
 

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