Protecting Plants, Drains and Yourself

Pressure washing done safely, not just quickly

A pressure washer is powerful enough to cause real damage or injury when it’s handled carelessly. Before we start a driveway job, we walk the property to spot anything that needs attention first, not partway through the job.

What we check before we start

• Gas meters, electrical outlets, and fixtures near the work area
• Cracks, loose material, or uneven sections that need a gentler approach
• Landscaping, pets, and outdoor furniture that need to be protected or moved
• Nearby windows, siding, and vehicles that could be hit by overspray

How we protect the property and the crew

Our crew wears the right protective gear for the job, including eye protection and non-slip footwear, and keeps pressure and distance matched to the surface so nothing gets etched, cracked, or gouged. We also keep the work area clear of foot traffic while the water is running, since a wet driveway with overspray is slicker than it looks.

A cleanup that leaves the site the way we found it

We rinse away runoff and check that nothing was left slick or hazardous once the job is done. If something needs a second pass to get right, we do it before we call the job finished, not after you notice.

Questions before booking?

Call (504) 688-3995 and we’re happy to walk through what a visit involves.