How Much Does Power Washing my House Cost?

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How Much Does Power Washing my House Cost?

Cody Ludwig • Jan 27, 2023

Priced by Square Foot

The most common way to we give an estimate on what pressure washing your home may cost is multiplying the square footage of your house by $.18-$.28. (Prices Reflect 2023 Pricing Guidelines) Why the big range? The difference in price works out from different variables. The biggest being what substrate is the house made. Vinyl is the cheapest and easiest to wash while Brick and Stucco are on the higher end of the scale due to the sensitive material and more care that needs to be taken when soft washing. Another aspect to pricing is level of filth. Was the home cleaned within a year or two, or has it been left untreated for 10 years and is starting to look like a lake monster covered in algae(especially on the North and West Side)

Cost of Average Home

As of 2021 the average home size was 2480 sq ft. This will be our base model for the next few examples

-2 story Vinyl home with visible growth on two sides of home - range of $446 - $496 depending on structural design

-2 Story Stucco home with visible growth on two sides of home and under window frames - range of $595 - $669

-2 Story Vinyl home 3 sides, Stucco Front with visible growth on two sides of home - $471- $570

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2 Story Vinyl with Heavy Growth - $525

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2 story A Frame Home (Half Stucco/Half Vinyl) Moderate Growth - $432

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Examples of Homes

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Save with Packages

Bundle up multiple services to start building a package and save 10% - 15% depending on what is chosen. Add Spot Free Window Cleaning for an instant 10% off both services. Other common services that previous clients have added on our roof washes, gutter cleaning, concrete cleaning, and deck cleaning. We offer these packages at discounted rates since we will already have our equipment set up. Not only does it work out for us but it is a huge benefit to clean up all aspects of the exterior of your property at once. If you leave an adjacent area dirty, the algae spores are more likely to land and grow quicker on the surface that was just pressure washed.

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