House Washing in Columbus, Ohio

The cost to pressure or soft wash a house in Columbus, Ohio, ranges from $187 to $351. This depends on the:

• Home’s size
• House design
• Accessibility
• Level of contamination
• Home’s condition
• Type of contamination

The longer and more complex the job, the more you can expect to pay. That’s why we visit your home before giving you your personalized quote. We recommend that you get a few estimates to compare so you know what the going rate is. 

It takes between two and six hours to pressure or soft wash a 2,000-square-foot house. This depends on the:

• Home’s structure
• Ease of access
• Extent of contamination
• Property condition
• Kind of contamination

Our technician will give you a timeline when they give you your estimate.

Soft washing a house is a highly effective technique that is safe for all surfaces. It doesn’t require the use of force at all. Instead, the team applies an eco-friendly cleaning agent and lets it loosen the dirt. 

This is a highly effective technique for surfaces that are more fragile in nature. For example:

• Deck and Patio
• Vinyl siding
• Windows
• Surfaces in poor condition or disrepair
• Concrete that’s less than three years old

The technique also effectively kills organic growth like mold, mildew, algae, and moss. 

You should soft wash your house in Columbus, Ohio, at least once a year. This is the bare minimum to keep mold, algae, and mildew at bay. You might consider cleaning more frequently if you live near an industrial area or if your home is prone to mold and mildew growth.

We recommend cleaning:

• In the early spring to remove any debris left by the winter snow. This will also get rid of dormant spores that will spring back to life as the weather warms.
• In the late fall if you have a lot of trees in your yard or you have allergies. This removes tree sap, pollen, and any spores before the snow sets in. 
• If you’re putting your home on the market to get the best possible price.
• If you’re hosting a special event or having family around for the holidays
• When you’re about to repaint your home to make sure the new finish has the best foundation
• After you finish renovations to clear away the dust

Yes, you can pressure wash your house yourself. However, a better question is, why would you want to? It’s a time-consuming task that can prove difficult if you don’t have the right equipment and expertise.

We know we make it look easy, but that’s because we’ve had plenty of practice. A pressure cleaner is a powerful tool, and it’s easy for things to get out of hand. 

For example, if you spray into a corner, the full force of that spray comes right back at you. This can result in lacerations and even internal injuries. Even if you avoid the backsplash, there’s a risk of property damage.

It’s common for beginners to feel discouraged by the results when they start. They turn up the pressure settings on the wrong surfaces and cause extensive damage. If you use too much force, you can scour wood, chip concrete, smash windows, and crack vinyl siding. 

That’s why professionals choose soft washing rather than high-pressure cleaning when working on homes. 

The benefit of doing it yourself is that you’ll save a few hundred dollars. Is it worth risking thousands in property damage or medical bills? We don’t think so.