In Texas, the mix of sun, storms, and dust means your outdoor surfaces take a beating year-round. Whether it’s your patio, deck, driveway, or sidewalk, regular pressure washing isn’t just about curb appeal—it’s about protecting your investment.
How Often Should These Surfaces Be Cleaned?
On average, we recommend pressure washing:
•Patios and Decks: At least once a year—twice if they’re shaded or near trees.
•Driveways and Sidewalks: Once a year for maintenance; more often if you notice stains from vehicles, algae, or mold.
Signs It’s Time to Pressure Wash
You’ll know it’s time when:
•Dirt and grime dull the surface color
•Green patches (algae/mildew) start showing up
•Stains from leaves, oil, or rust stick around
•The surface feels slippery, especially after rain
DIY Pressure Washing? Here’s the Catch.
While pressure washing might seem like a good weekend project, it’s surprisingly easy to damage concrete, wood, and pavers with the wrong nozzle or pressure. Uneven cleaning, gouging wood, cracking surfaces, or leaving streaks are all common DIY mistakes.
Why Hire a Pro (Like Us)?
At Central Texas Window Cleaning, we’ve helped homeowners across the region keep their outdoor spaces clean, safe, and beautiful. Our trained technicians know how to:
•Adjust pressure for different surfaces
•Use eco-friendly, safe cleaning solutions
•Spot issues like sealing wear or surface cracks early
•Clean efficiently without causing damage
What to Do After a Professional Wash
After your surfaces are professionally cleaned, keep them looking great by:
•Sweeping regularly to keep debris and dirt off
•Rinsing off stains as soon as you see them
•Applying a sealer (especially for decks and concrete) every 2–3 years
•Scheduling your next wash before buildup becomes an issue again
Ready for a Clean Start?
Don’t wait until stains set in or mold takes over. Let Central Texas Window Cleaning handle the heavy lifting and leave your outdoor surfaces looking like new. Call us today to book your pressure washing service—we’ll take care of the grime so you don’t have to.
