Pressure washing pros in Lafayette, LA
Lafayette is the biggest city in Acadiana. It is flat, it gets a lot of rain, and much of it drains through coulees into the Vermilion River.
The short answer
A pressure washing pro cleans driveways, sidewalks, siding, decks and fences. Call one when mildew turns surfaces green or black, before you sell, or before a big event.
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Signs you need help with pressure washing
- Green or black streaks on siding or walks.
- Slick, slippery patios.
- A dingy fence or deck.
- You're getting ready to sell or paint.
What pressure washing pros do
- Clean driveways, walks and patios.
- Soft wash siding and roofs with low pressure.
- Clean decks and fences before staining.
- Remove mildew, algae and dirt.
What it costs
A typical job runs about $150–$600. A driveway is at the low end. A whole house plus driveway and walks costs more. These are ballpark prices, not a quote.
What's different here
- Humidity grows mildew and algae fast, so many homes need washing every year.
How to hire the right one
- Ask for proof of insurance.
- Ask if they soft wash siding and roofs instead of blasting them.
- Ask how they protect plants from cleaning products.
Ask them on the phone
- Do you use high pressure or soft wash on my siding?
- What cleaner do you use, and is it safe for plants and pets?
- Will this damage wood or paint?
- Do you need my water hookup?
Pressure washing pros in Lafayette, LA on HomePro
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Questions people ask
- How do I find good pressure washing pros in Lafayette?
- Ask for a license and proof of insurance, get the price in writing, and don't pay the whole job up front. On HomePro you show the job once with your phone, a checked pro sends the price, and the pro is paid after the job is done.
- Can pressure washing damage my house?
- Too much pressure can strip paint, etch concrete and force water behind siding. Ask for soft washing on siding and roofs.
- How often should I pressure wash?
- Once a year is common in humid places. Walks and patios may need it more.
- Should I wash before painting or staining?
- Yes. Paint and stain stick better to a clean, dry surface. Let it dry for a day or two.
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