Pressure washing cost isn't a flat number — it's set per job based on square footage, surface material (driveway, siding, pavers), number of stories, and how much buildup needs to be removed. Fort Lauderdale Pressure Washing quotes each property individually, typically after a quick on-site look or photos, before any work starts.
What actually moves the number?
Two driveways the same size can cost differently to clean. A plain concrete slab with light dust comes off fast. The same slab with years of rust streaks, oil stains, or thick algae needs more passes, sometimes a pretreatment, before the pressure washer even starts working.
- Total square footage of the areas being cleaned
- Surface material — concrete, pavers, stucco, wood, or roofing
- Number of stories and how much ladder or lift access is needed
- How heavy the algae, mold, or staining is
- Whether it's one surface (just the driveway) or several (house wash, driveway, and pool deck together)
Why won't a company just quote a price over the phone?
Guessing a price sight-unseen means either overcharging most customers to cover the worst-case job, or underquoting and adding fees once the crew arrives. Based out of Wilton Manors, Fort Lauderdale Pressure Washing avoids both by pricing after seeing the property — a walkthrough, or photos sent in ahead of time, are usually enough to put a real number on the work. It's part of why the business carries a 5.0 rating across 13 Google reviews: no surprise line items once the crew shows up.
Does a higher price mean a better job?
Not automatically. A higher quote is more often explained by a second story, a roof included in the job, or heavier buildup than by the crew doing anything different. Ask what's driving the number before comparing two quotes side by side.
Do you charge a flat rate per square foot?
No — Fort Lauderdale Pressure Washing doesn't publish a per-square-foot rate, because surface type and soil level change the labor more than square footage alone does. Every quote is built around the specific property.
What's the fastest way to get a number?
Send a few photos of the areas you want cleaned along with rough dimensions, or request an on-site look. Either way, you'll have a quote before any work is scheduled.
Will the price change once the crew arrives?
It shouldn't, as long as the property matches what was quoted. If buildup turns out heavier than described or photographed, that gets flagged before work starts, not added to the bill afterward.