Pressure Washing in Jamestown, NY

No. Brian brings his own water supply on the truck. You do not need an outside spigot, and there is no bump on your water bill. It also means he can wash docks, barns and equipment that are nowhere near a hose.

Yes. Brian uses Wash Safe Supreme, a bleach-free cleaner powered by hydrogen peroxide. The manufacturer rates it safe around grass, plants, children and pets, and it breaks down into water and oxygen within hours. Your shrubs, flower beds and lawn are not harmed, and pets can go back outside as soon as he is done.

Wash Safe Supreme. It is a clear, bleach-free concentrate that uses oxygen instead of chlorine to lift mold, mildew and algae, and it is rated for roofs, siding, wood, decks, concrete and docks. Brian will tell you exactly what he is spraying on your house, and the plant-safe cleaning page links to the manufacturer's own product page so you can read it yourself.

Most companies clean with a bleach solution called sodium hypochlorite. It kills vegetation on contact and can brown a lawn days later when rain carries the residue into the beds. Brian does not use it.

Yes. Brian is insured for the pressure washing work he does on your property. If you have questions about it, ask him when you call (716) 664-0025.

Houses, garages, decks, concrete and driveways, roofs, gutters, docks and boat lifts, and machinery such as tractors, trailers and construction equipment. If it is outside and dirty, call and ask.

Jamestown and the surrounding towns of Chautauqua County, New York, including Lakewood, Falconer, Frewsburg, Celoron, Bemus Point, Mayville and the whole Chautauqua Lake shoreline, plus Warren County, Pennsylvania. A little outside that, like Cattaraugus County? Call anyway.

Call or text Brian at (716) 664-0025 and tell him what you need cleaned. If you text, he will call you back. Estimates are free. The contact form works too, and he calls you back from that as well.

Not when it is done right. Brian built homes for 40 years, so he knows how a house is put together. He uses low pressure on siding, roofs and wood, and lets the cleaner do the work instead of the pressure.

In our climate, every one to two years keeps mildew and algae from taking hold. Shady north sides and homes near the lake or under trees usually need it every year.

Spring through fall, as soon as it is reliably above freezing. Spring and early fall book up fastest, so call ahead if you want a specific week.