Pressure Washing Services in Williamson County, TX
Your house isn't that color. It's just dirty.
Why This Matters
You don’t notice it happening because it’s gradual. One day your driveway was light gray concrete. A year later it’s dark, streaked, and vaguely green in the shady spots. Your fence was honey-colored cedar. Now it’s gray and black. The north side of your house looks like it belongs to a different property than the south side.
That’s Williamson County. A combination of humidity, heat, alkaline soil, and organic growth that coats every exterior surface on your property. Specifically:
Algae and mildew. Central Texas humidity — especially from April through October — feeds algae growth on concrete, stone, and any shaded surface. That dark green-black film on your driveway, patio, and walkways? Algae. It’s also slippery when wet, which makes it a safety issue on walkways and pool decks.
Hard water deposits. Williamson County water is some of the hardest in Texas. Sprinkler overspray leaves white mineral deposits on siding, windows, and walkways. Over time, those deposits etch into the surface and become harder to remove.
Cedar pollen and live oak residue. From November through March, cedar pollen coats every surface. Live oak pollen follows in spring. Both leave a sticky film that traps dirt and accelerates the grimy buildup.
Red clay staining. The red-orange clay soil in parts of the county splashes onto foundation walls, walkways, and driveways during rainstorms. Once it dries, it stains.
None of this is permanent damage — but it looks terrible, and it gets worse every season you ignore it.
Our Approach
Pressure washing sounds simple — point the nozzle, pull the trigger. But too much pressure on the wrong surface destroys it. We’ve repaired more damage from bad pressure washing than we care to count: etched concrete, splintered wood, gouged siding, water forced behind vinyl panels.
Metro Service Pros adjusts the method to the surface. Every time.
Concrete driveways and walkways: High-pressure surface cleaner — not a single wand that leaves zebra stripes. We use a rotating surface cleaner that delivers even pressure across the entire width, leaving a uniform clean without the lap marks that scream “amateur job.” We pre-treat algae and oil stains before washing so they actually come out, not just get pushed around.
Wood fences and decks: Low pressure with a wide fan tip. Wood fibers splinter under high pressure — we’ve seen handymen destroy a $5,000 cedar fence in 20 minutes with the wrong nozzle. We clean the wood gently, let it dry, and can stain or seal it the same week if you want.
House siding (vinyl, Hardie, painted wood, stucco): Soft wash. We apply a cleaning solution that kills mildew and algae at the source, then rinse at low pressure. High pressure on siding forces water behind panels, into wall cavities, and behind flashing. We never do that.
Stone and pavers: Medium pressure with appropriate tips for the stone type. Limestone — common in Georgetown and Sun City — is softer than most people realize. We clean it without pitting or etching the surface.
Patio and pool decks: Treated for algae first, then cleaned with appropriate pressure. We pay extra attention to expansion joints and drainage, and we’re careful around pool coping and any sealed surfaces.
The Workshop Advantage
When pressure washing reveals damage underneath — rotted trim, a fence board that crumbles when cleaned, a deck board that’s soft — we handle the repair in the same visit or schedule the workshop fabrication. Clean and repair in one relationship, not two contractors.
Service Details
What’s Included
- Driveway and garage apron pressure washing
- Walkway and sidewalk cleaning
- Patio and outdoor living area washing
- Fence cleaning (wood, vinyl, metal)
- House siding soft wash (vinyl, Hardie, wood, stucco)
- Pool deck and coping cleaning
- Retaining wall cleaning
- Pre-treatment of algae, mildew, and oil stains
- Hard water deposit removal (where possible)
What’s Not Included
- Roof cleaning (requires specialized soft wash equipment and safety gear — we can refer a specialist)
- Commercial property washing (we serve residential only)
- Sealing or staining after washing (available as a separate service — we do this well and can quote it alongside the wash)
Which Package Fits This Service?
Honey-Do Package — $497 flat
Pressure wash the driveway while we’re also fixing the fence gate and replacing the porch light? Perfect Honey-Do job. We bring everything we need — pressure washer included — and work through your whole list. Half-day, flat price.
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Home-Ready Package — $697 (standard) / $997 (extensive)
A clean driveway, walkway, and patio make a listing look maintained before the buyer ever walks inside. Pressure washing is one of the highest-ROI pre-listing tasks — it costs relatively little and transforms curb appeal instantly. The Home-Ready Package includes it.
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Maintenance Plan — $197/quarter or $697/year
Our Maintenance Plan can include annual pressure washing as part of your seasonal rotation — typically scheduled in spring after cedar season. Between washes, we keep gutters, hardware, and surfaces in check so nothing builds up to the point of needing a rescue mission.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Driveway only: $150-$300 depending on size and condition. Driveway + walkways + patio: $250-$500. Full property (add siding soft wash and fence): $500-$900. For most homeowners, bundling pressure washing into a Honey-Do Package at $497 makes sense if you also have other items to address. We'll quote based on what you actually need.
It can — if done wrong. Too much pressure on concrete leaves etched lines and an uneven appearance. Too much pressure on wood splinters the fibers and ruins the surface. That's why we match the pressure, nozzle, and technique to the surface. Concrete gets a surface cleaner, not a zero-degree tip. Wood gets a soft wash, not a pressure cannon. Your property looks better when we leave, not worse.
Most Williamson County homes benefit from an annual wash — typically in spring after cedar season wraps up. High-traffic areas like driveways and walkways may need it twice a year. Shaded surfaces that grow algae faster may need more frequent attention. We'll tell you what makes sense for your specific property.
Fresh oil stains — yes, usually completely. Old, deeply absorbed oil stains — we can significantly improve them but may not remove them entirely. We pre-treat oil stains with a degreaser before washing, which makes a major difference compared to just blasting them with water.
