Pressure washing in St. Petersburg. Each surface at the pressure it can take.
Roofs are soft washed only. Estimates in writing.
Get a quote from photos
Send photos. Get your wash quote back.
Snap the driveway, the house sides or the roof. Wes reads them and writes your quote, surface by surface. You say yes to the ones you want, and you ask for a day.
Send photos
The driveway, the house sides or the roof you want cleaned.
Get your quote
Wes writes a quote for each surface, so you can say yes to the ones you want.
Ask for a day
Say yes and ask for a day that suits you. A person at Kingfisher confirms the time by email or a call.
From your photos, confirmed on site.
What we clean
Every surface, at the pressure it can take
A roof, a stucco wall and a concrete drive want three different pressures. A company with one setting uses it on all of them. Turn a card to see how we clean each one.
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Roof soft washing
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Roof soft washing
Soft wash, never pressure
under 100 psi
Solution on, time to work, rinsed off. The streaks are algae, and chemistry kills them.
House washing
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House washing
Soap, low pressure, top down
under 500 psi
Nothing is driven behind the siding or into the stucco. Rinsed from the top so nothing dries streaked.
Driveway cleaning
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Driveway cleaning
Surface cleaner, even pass
3,000+ psi
Two jets at a fixed height, so the whole drive comes out even. No wand stripes.
Paver cleaning & sealing
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Paver cleaning & sealing
Clean, dry, sand, seal
by the stone
Sealer only goes on pavers that are properly dry, or it clouds. Joint sand goes back first.
Pool cage & lanai cleaning
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Pool cage & lanai cleaning
Low pressure, both sides
screens stay in
Mildew treated on the frame, screens cleaned with soap, rinsed so the run-off misses the deck.
Pool deck cleaning
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Pool deck cleaning
Matched to the deck
by material
Pavers, travertine and cool deck each take a different pressure. Run-off kept out of the pool.
Deck & fence cleaning
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Deck & fence cleaning
Fan tip, with the grain
500–1,200 psi
Enough to lift the gray, not enough to raise the grain into fuzz. Brightener after.
Gutter brightening
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Gutter brightening
Brightener, by hand
no pressure
Those stripes are bonded to the finish. Pressure will not shift them; a brightener and a hand will.
What you’re handed
The wash card: what we used on every surface
Anyone can post a half-clean driveway. This says what pressure went on which surface, and what we refused to do.
- The pressure, the tip and the mix, surface by surface.
- What we refused, with the reason.
- On your phone before the trailer leaves the curb.
The first visit
House wash and driveway together, $189
- The whole house soft washed under 500 psi, so nothing goes behind the siding.
- Driveway and front walk with a surface cleaner, one even pass.
- Beds and turf wet down before, and rinsed after.
- The wash card, and a written note on anything that won’t come out.
Within our service area. Roofs, pool cages, decks and gutter brightening are priced separately, because they’re separate jobs with separate methods.
No surprises
How a wash job goes
Four steps, in this order, every time. Nothing gets wet until you’ve read the estimate and said yes to the lines you want.
We look first
Every surface, the water supply and what’s planted underneath.
A test patch if unsure
Chalky siding, old wood or rust: one square first, and you see it dry.
An itemized estimate
Each surface priced on its own. Say yes to some, no to others.
The wash, and the card
Each surface at its own pressure, written down and sent to you.
The chat is on any hour
Ask the question you’d feel silly calling about
It answers any time. Send a photo of the stain and a person looks at it with your request.
It won’t quote you a price from a photo. A price comes after somebody has looked at the surfaces in person.
What needs cleaning? Pick the closest thing — a person reads the rest with you.
Tap one to start. You can add a photo in the chat.
Reviews
What St. Petersburg homeowners say
Two other companies wanted to pressure wash our roof. Wes told us why that would strip the shingles and soft washed it instead. The black streaks are gone and the roof looks ten years younger.
The driveway had stripes from whoever did it last time. They ran a surface cleaner over the whole thing and it came out even, curb to garage. The card they got after listed the pressure for every surface.
Our pool cage was green on every top rail. Luis did the frame and the screens by hand and not one screen popped out. The deck came up bright too.
Local and owner-run
Where we work around St. Petersburg
One crew and one trailer sets an honest area: St. Pete and the Pinellas towns around it. If you’re outside it, we’ll say so.
- St. Petersburg
- Clearwater
- Largo
- Pinellas Park
- Gulfport
- Seminole
- Kenneth City
Straight answers
Pressure washing questions we hear most
Can you pressure wash my roof?
No, and nobody should. Pressure strips the granules off asphalt shingles, and the granules are what carry the UV protection. The black streaks are algae. They come off with a soft wash at about garden-hose pressure, and the roof keeps its life.
What pressure do you use?
It depends on the surface, which is the point. Concrete takes 3,000 psi or more through a surface cleaner. Wood wants 500 to 1,200, with the grain. Stucco and siding get soap under 500. A roof is soft washed. Your wash card says which was used where.
Why is my driveway striped after the last company?
Because it was cleaned with a wand. A wand cleans a narrow fan at whatever distance somebody holds it, so the pass is only as even as their wrist. A surface cleaner holds two jets at a fixed height. Stripes can usually be evened out, and we’ll tell you honestly if they can’t.
Will the chemicals kill my plants?
Not when it’s done properly. Beds and turf below the run-off are wet down before, kept wet during and rinsed after. Anyone who says no protection is needed is telling you something about their mix.
The orange stains on my concrete keep coming back. Why?
That’s iron, usually from irrigation on well water, and it sits inside the concrete. Pressure removes concrete, not rust. It takes the right acid and some dwell time, and if a sprinkler head is throwing onto the drive it will be back in a month. We’ll point at the head.
Get a straight answer about your house.
Tell us which surfaces and what they look like. We’ll tell you the method and the pressure before anyone quotes you a price.