Power Washing and Exterior Cleaning
Power washing and gutter cleaning for Dallas-Fort Worth homes
State 28 washes driveways, patios, pool decks, fences, decks, siding and roofs, and cleans gutters, with a project manager on every job site.
Exterior Power Washing: what builds up on a North Texas property
Dirt, grime, mold, mildew and algae settle on every outdoor surface, and Texas sun bakes them in. Left alone, that growth wears down the surface underneath and leaves walkways slick.
State 28's exterior power washing covers siding, decks, driveways, patios, fences, walkways, garage floors and outdoor furniture. It removes the buildup, protects against long-term damage to the surface, lifts curb appeal, and gets the surface ready for painting or staining. Brick, concrete and most other outdoor surfaces can be washed, and most homes benefit from a wash once a year.
It is also the first step of every exterior paint job: the crew pressure washes the house before any painting starts, so the new coat goes onto a clean surface.
An outdoor kitchen and pergola painted white against brick, under live oaks in North Texas
Driveway, Patio and Pool Deck Power Washing, the flat work
Driveway power washing handles concrete, asphalt and brick pavers, takes out oil stains and embedded dirt, and cuts the mold, mildew and algae that make a driveway slick. Sealant can be applied afterward, and eco-friendly cleaning solutions are used.
Patio power washing covers concrete patios, stone and brick patio restoration, and paver cleaning and sealing, along with tough stains and grime and mold and mildew.
Pool Deck Power Washing is its own job: concrete, stone or tile gets cleaned, algae, mold and mildew come off, stains and discoloration are worked out, and the deck's slip-resistant properties are restored. It can also prepare the deck for sealing or painting.
Fence, Deck, Siding and Roof Power Washing, plus Gutter Cleaning
Fence power washing cleans wood, vinyl, metal, brick and stone, and composite fences. Pressure settings are set carefully, so the wash cleans without damaging the fence, and a clean wood fence is ready for staining or painting.
Deck power washing removes dirt, mold, mildew, algae and moss, treats stains and discoloration, and can end with sealant for wood preservation. Siding power washing works on vinyl, wood, stucco, aluminum and fiber cement, plus brick and stone, adjusted to clean without removing paint.
Roof power washing clears shingle, tile and metal roofs of moss, algae, mildew and black streaks. Gutter Cleaning means debris removal, flushing, downspout cleaning, an inspection for problems and minor repairs if needed, which protects siding from water stains and decay. To book any of it, call (214) 771-9145 or text a photo.
Licensed, bonded, and insured. Project manager on every job site. Three-year labor and materials warranties. Free same-day quotes: (214) 771-9145.
Every surface, one line each
A wash is a job-walk item before it is a paint item. This is the ticket for what State 28 cleans, surface by surface.
Driveway. Concrete, asphalt and brick paver driveways cleaned of oil stains and embedded dirt. An average driveway typically takes one to two hours.
Patio. Concrete, stone and brick patios washed, with paver cleaning and sealing and mold and mildew removed.
Pool deck. Concrete, stone or tile decks cleared of algae, mold and mildew, with slip-resistant properties restored.
Fence. Wood, vinyl, metal, brick and stone, and composite fences, at precise pressure settings. An average fence typically takes one to three hours.
Deck. Dirt, mold, algae and moss lifted off, stains treated, then sealant applied to preserve the wood. Generally once a year.
Siding. Vinyl, wood, stucco, aluminum and fiber cement siding, plus brick and stone, washed to clean without removing paint.
Roof. Shingle, tile and metal roofs cleared of moss, algae and black streaks. Typically every two to three years.
Gutters. Debris removed, gutters flushed, downspouts cleaned, with an inspection and minor repairs if needed. Typically spring and fall.