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After pressure washing: Brick planter edging
Before pressure washing: Brick planter edging

Before

After

Brick planter edging, washedFull size

A little pressure.A big difference.

East Texas weather settles onto a house slowly enough that you stop seeing it. Then it comes off, and you see it.

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Tyler, Texas & surrounding East Texas

Driveways, patios, brick and siding, washed with the right pressure for the surface.

A concrete driveway before washing, grey and blotchy where it meets the streetBefore
The same driveway after washing, an even tan surface curving out to the streetAfter
A backyard concrete patio before washing, dark and blotchy under a wood fenceBefore
The same patio after washing, an even cream slab under the same table and chairsAfter
A concrete walk and steps beside a blue-sided house before washing, dull and greyBefore
The same walk and steps after washing, the concrete pale and evenAfter
A brick breezeway of three arches with stone lions before washing, the brick greyed and the tile walk dullBefore
The same breezeway after washing, the brick back to pale tan above a bright terracotta walkAfter
A concrete pool deck beside a brick home before washing, darkened and stainedBefore
The same pool deck after washing, bright even concrete under a blue skyAfter

What can you pressure wash?

Driveways, walkways, patios, porches, brick and stone, siding and fences are the usual list.

Not everything should meet high pressure though. Roofs, painted wood, older mortar and some siding need low pressure and a cleaning solution instead. We’ll look at your surfaces and tell you which approach they need.

How it works

Read the surface.
Then pick the pressure.

Three steps, and a number in writing before anything gets turned on.

  1. 1

    Send a photo of the worst of it

    An estimate starts with a picture. Send the front of the house or the stain on the driveway, tell us roughly how much there is, and we’ll come back with a number.

  2. 2

    We match the method to the surface

    Driveways, walkways and masonry take pressure. Painted wood, older mortar and some siding take low pressure and a cleaning solution instead. We tell you which is which, then measure on site and put the scope and the price in writing.

  3. 3

    We wash, then you look

    On the agreed day, at the agreed price. Walk it with us afterwards. If something isn’t right, we come back out.

Free estimate

Your surfaces.
Clean again.

Tell us which surfaces you are looking at and roughly how much of each. We’ll say which need pressure and which need a solution, then put the price in writing.

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Or text 903-534-8151. Tyler, Texas & surrounding East Texas.

Let’s make it happen.

A real conversation. A personal estimate. No guesswork.

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Share your town, the surfaces (driveway, patio, brick, siding) and a photo of the worst spot if you have one.

The Clean & Bright holiday flyer: Cheap Christmas Lights, $2.50 per foot for smaller homes and $3.50 per foot over 250 ft, a typical 2,000 sq. ft. home around $600, and all discounted services scheduled before 10/31.

Holiday offer

Same lights.
Bigger savings.

Professional Christmas light installation, measured and priced by the foot.

$2.50/ft250 ft or less

$3.50/ftmore than 250 ft

A typical 2,000 sq. ft. home lands around $600.

What that looks like against the usual rates
FootageOur priceTypical elsewhere
100 ft$250$400–$800
200 ft$500$800–$1,600
250 ft$600–$900$1,000–$2,000
300 ft$1,050$1,200–$2,400
500 ft$1,250$2,000–$4,000

Discounted pricing for work scheduled before October 31.

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Rates are a starting point. Your written estimate confirms the footage and the rate that applies. The printed tiers overlap around the 250 ft mark, so the measurement decides. Comparison figures are typical market rates of $4.00–$8.00 per foot, not quotes from named competitors.