Pressure Washing

Pressure Washing Programs

1 Visit/Yr

Annually

2 Visits/Yr (10% Off)

Semi-Annually

4 Visits/Yr (20% Off)

Quarterly

OUR PRESSURE WASHING SERVICES:

  • Driveways
  • Sidewalks
  • Pool Decks
  • Patios
  • Structure Washing
  • New Construction
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COMMERCIAL GRADE EQUIPMENT

The pressure washing equipment we utilize at Zing is far beyond anything you'll find at Lowe's or Home Depot. Our high output systems allow us to reach great heights on structure cleaning and move swiftly as we surface clean concrete. We also apply industrial grade degreasers to tackle the toughest stains.

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Post-Pressure Washing Window Cleaning

At Zing, we specialize in exterior cleaning, including comprehensive window cleaning services. If requested we can clean your windows after pressure washing to remove any water spots.

Our Window Cleaning Services

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How often should I get my surfaces pressure washed?

    The frequency of pressure washing depends on factors such as your location, property usage, and personal preference.


    Many of our residential clients subscribe to our annual or semi-annual programs. Commercial spaces often benefit from more frequent cleanings to maintain professional curb appeal and subscribe to our semi-annual or quarterly programs.

  • Can you remove tough stains like oil, rust, or graffiti?

    Yes, Zing is equipped to effectively address tough to remove stains like oil, rust, and grafitti. While oil stains are very difficult to remove and sometimes don't fully come out, they are significantly lightened after our industrial degreasers work their magic.

  • What preparation do I need to do before you arrive?

    We kindly request that outdoor furniture, vehicles, and other objects are moved away from surfaces needing pressure washed before our crew arrives.

  • Will pressure washing damage my paint or siding?

    Our technicians are expertly trained to ensure all surfaces are cleaned safely and without damage during the pressure washing process. Oftentimes, we use industrial soaps and degreasers that allow us to clean without applying unnecessary water pressure. This process is called softwashing.

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