Pressure Washing Montgomery County TX

• What is the difference between pressure washing and soft washing?

Pressure washing uses higher water pressure and is typically best for hard surfaces like concrete, some pavers, and certain masonry. Soft washing uses lower pressure with cleaning solutions to safely kill and remove organic buildup from delicate surfaces like siding, painted finishes, and trim. If your main goal is to brighten your home exterior, visit our House Soft Washing page.

• Is pressure washing safe for my driveway?

In most cases, yes. Concrete driveways and many hard surfaces respond well to a professional wash. The key is using the right technique, pressure and equipment so results are even and controlled.  If you driveway is less than a year old it is very important to not use high pressure or it is possible to etch the finish of the surface. If your driveway is pavers, the method needs to account for joint sand, replacement and surface type.

• Can you pressure wash a paver driveway without ruining the joints?

Yes, when the process is matched to the surface. Joint condition, drainage patterns, and the type of sand in the joints all matter.  If you are going to sand and seal pavers after pressure washing then certainly pressure washing your pavers is the right way to go.  If you do not want to replace the sand then soft washing the pavers is the way to go. After cleaning, many homeowners choose to refresh joint sand and protect the surface. For that complete approach, explore our Paver Cleaning & Sealing page.

• Do you offer paver sealing after pressure washing a paver driveway?

Yes. Cleaning is often the first step, and sealing can help protect the surface and make future maintenance easier. Sealing is popular for paver driveways, patios, and pool decks. Learn more on our Paver Cleaning & Sealing page.

• How long does pressure washing take?

Most residential projects can be completed in a single visit, depending on the size of the area and how heavy the buildup is. Large driveways, multi-surface projects, and commercial spaces may take longer. We will provide a clear plan for your property.

• How often should I schedule pressure washing in Montgomery County?

Many homeowners schedule Paver Makeover for pressure washing once or twice a year due to pollen, humidity, and organic growth. Shaded areas and surfaces near trees often need service more frequently. A routine schedule helps keep buildup from becoming deeply set.

• Can pressure washing remove algae, mold, and mildew?

Yes, and these are some of the most common issues in our area. Proper pre-treatment and a surface-appropriate cleaning method typically remove most organic growth. Ongoing shade and moisture can cause regrowth over time, so a maintenance plan is important.

• Can you remove oil stains from concrete?

Oil stains often improve significantly, especially when treated early. Older stains may lighten but not disappear completely depending on how long the stain has been present and the surface porosity. If oil staining is a major concern, we can evaluate the best treatment approach and set expectations accordingly.

• Can rust stains and irrigation stains be removed?

Rust and irrigation staining can often be improved with targeted treatment, especially when addressed early. Some rust stains are stubborn and may require more than one treatment depending on the surface type and stain age.

• Will pressure washing damage my concrete or leave lines?

It should not when performed correctly. Professional surface cleaning equipment and the correct pressure is designed to create even results across the slab. Incorrect technique or pressure can leave streaks or etched lines, which is why many homeowners choose Paver Makeover for driveway and flatwork cleaning.

• Is pressure washing safe around landscaping?

Yes, when the job is set up properly. We take care around planting beds, grass lines, and drainage areas. If soft washing solutions are used near landscaping, the area is typically protected and rinsed appropriately.

• Do you pressure wash pool decks and patios made of stone?

Yes, and surface type matters. Pool decks can be concrete, pavers, travertine, limestone, or textured finishes. We use a method that matches the material so the surface cleans up well while maintaining the look and integrity of the finish. If you want long-term protection for pavers or stone, visit Paver Cleaning & Sealing.

• Do you clean fences, brick, or retaining walls?

Yes, many customers add walls, columns, and masonry features to their service package when they schedule a House Soft Wash with Paver Makeover. If you have brick, stone veneer, or decorative masonry, we can recommend the best approach based on the material and condition.

• Do you offer roof washing in Montgomery County?

Yes. Roofs often develop dark streaks called Gloeocapsa magma and organic growth, especially on shaded slopes. Roof cleaning requires the correct method for the roofing system. Learn more on our Roof Washing page.

• Can I bundle driveway cleaning, house washing, and roof washing together?

Yes. Many customers book an exterior refresh package that includes driveway pressure washing, walkway cleaning, House Soft Washing, and Roof Washing. Bundling is a simple way to make the entire property look cleaner at the same time.

• How do I get a quote from Paver Makeover?

You can reach out through our website contact page to request a quote. Share the surfaces you want cleaned, some pictures and any problem areas like oil staining or heavy algae buildup, and Paver Makeover will recommend the best approach.