
House Washing
Low-pressure soft wash that kills mildew, algae, and green growth at the root instead of blasting the surface. Safe for vinyl, stucco, painted wood, brick, and screens.
Three things wreck curb appeal in metro Atlanta, and all three are local. Yellow pine pollen coats everything every spring. Red clay stains concrete and siding year-round. And those dark streaks on your roof aren't dirt — they're algae eating your shingles. We handle all three, the right way, at the right pressure.
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Using 3,000 PSI on vinyl siding or asphalt shingles is how homeowners end up with water behind the walls and granules in the gutter. Matching method to surface is the entire job.

Low-pressure soft wash that kills mildew, algae, and green growth at the root instead of blasting the surface. Safe for vinyl, stucco, painted wood, brick, and screens.

Surface-cleaner passes with hot water and pre-treatment for oil spotting, tire marks, and Georgia red clay staining. Even finish, no zebra striping from wand marks.

Those black streaks are Gloeocapsa magma — algae feeding on the limestone filler in your shingles. We remove it with ARMA-compliant low pressure. Never a pressure washer on a roof.

Pressure calibrated to the material — composite, pressure-treated pine, cedar, pavers, and stamped concrete each get a different approach. Wood comes out clean, not furred.

Interior debris clear-out plus exterior brightening that removes the black oxidation "tiger stripes" a normal wash leaves behind. Most companies skip the second half.

Storefronts, breezeways, sidewalks, parking areas, pool decks, and dumpster pads. After-hours and weekend scheduling, COI delivered before the first visit, recurring plans available.
If a company quotes you "pressure washing" for your roof or your siding, get a different company. Here's the actual difference, and why it decides how long the result lasts.
| Pressure Washing | Soft Washing | |
|---|---|---|
| Method | High-pressure water, 2,000–4,000 PSI | Low pressure plus a cleaning solution |
| Right for | Concrete, brick, pavers, stone, hard masonry | Roofs, vinyl and stucco siding, painted wood, screens |
| Removes organic growth | Surface only — spores stay behind | Kills it at the root |
| Safe on asphalt shingles | No — strips granules, voids warranties | Yes — ARMA-compliant |
| Safe on vinyl siding | No — forces water behind panels | Yes |
| How long results last | Months | Typically a year or more |
Why it matters in Georgia specifically: our humidity and tree canopy mean organic growth is the primary problem on most surfaces, not dirt. Blasting algae off leaves the spores in place and it returns by the next season. Treating it kills the organism. That's why we soft wash everything that can't take pressure — and why our results outlast a cheap blast-and-go.
Same house, same angle, same day. This is what we mean by curb appeal.






Almost nobody in this market publishes pricing. That's not an accident — it's so the number can move once they see your house. Ours is here. Final quote depends on square footage, height, and how much growth we're dealing with, but you'll know the range before you dial.
| Service | What's included | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| House Washing | Full soft wash of siding, soffit, trim, shutters and screensSingle-story to two-story, by square footage | $249–$749 |
| Driveway Cleaning | Pre-treatment, surface-cleaner pass, edge detailing, post-treatmentStandard two-car to extended driveways | $199–$499 |
| Roof Soft Wash | ARMA-compliant low-pressure algae treatment with full rinsePriced by roof area and pitch | $499–$1,199 |
| Deck or Fence | Material-appropriate cleaning and brighteningComposite, pine, cedar and pavers | $149–$350 |
| Gutter Cleaning | Interior debris removal and downspout flush | $130–$290 |
| Gutter Brightening | Exterior oxidation and stripe removal | $149–$299 |
| Patio / Pool Deck | Pressure or soft wash depending on surface | $129–$299 |
| Spring Pollen Package | House wash + driveway + walkways, bundledOur most-booked service March through June | Save 15% |
| Roof + Gutter Bundle | Roof soft wash + gutter cleaning + brightening | $549–$1,149 |
| Commercial / HOA | Recurring maintenance plans, COI provided, after-hours scheduling | Custom |
Military, veteran, first responder, teacher and senior discount: 10% off any service. Just mention it — we won't make you ask twice. One discount per service visit.
Metro Atlanta ranks among the worst pollen cities in America. That yellow film isn't just ugly — it's sticky, it traps moisture against your siding, and it feeds the algae that shows up in summer. The right time to wash is one to two weeks after peak drop, so you clear the pollen and the growth starting underneath it. Book early; March through June is the busiest window of our year.
Georgia clay gets into concrete pores and into the bottom courses of siding, and a cold-water rinse just spreads it around. It needs pre-treatment and hot water to actually lift. This is the single most common thing homeowners tell us "wouldn't come out" when someone else tried.
Gloeocapsa magma is a blue-green algae that eats the limestone filler in asphalt shingles. It starts on north-facing and shaded slopes, spreads roof to roof on the wind, absorbs heat, and shortens shingle life. Many metro HOAs will cite you for it. It only comes off with a soft wash — pressure will take your granules with it.
Atlanta has one of the densest tree canopies of any major U.S. city. Beautiful, and it means shaded surfaces never fully dry. On heavily wooded lots we usually recommend twice a year rather than annually — not as an upsell, but because the growth genuinely returns faster.
Grease at a loading dock, algae on a breezeway, gum on a storefront walkway — these aren't cosmetic to a property manager. They're liability and tenant-complaint problems that recur on a predictable cycle. We handle them on contract so they stop landing on your desk.
Recommended maintenance frequency
Frequencies above are the industry baseline for Southeast climates. We'll walk your property and adjust the scope to what it actually needs.
We keep a tight radius so we can hold a same-week schedule and get back out if anything needs a second look.
★★★★★"My family and I hired Daniel to pressure wash our home and driveway. Daniel and team went above and beyond our expectations. They were on time, had great communication and their work ethic was superior. We are extremely happy with the service provided. We would highly recommend PTP Pressure Washing."
Ashley S.Google review
★★★★★"Excellent, thorough, diligent, quality work removing mold, mildew, etc. Daniel goes the extra mile. Did roof, driveway and house, all looks brand new. Highly recommend PTP Pressure Washing for Total Quality Work."
Brian W.Google review
★★★★★"PTP Pressure Washing did an amazing job! Daniel was super responsive and professional. We didn't even think to ask and they went ahead and pressure washed our curb. No detail was too small! Highly recommend them!"
Christine C.Google review
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House washing typically runs $249–$599 depending on square footage and stories, driveways $99–$299, and roof soft washing $320–$680. Georgia pricing sits slightly below the national average. Our full published range is in the pricing table above — final quote depends on square footage, height, and how much organic growth we're removing.
They're Gloeocapsa magma, a blue-green algae that feeds on the limestone filler in asphalt shingles. It typically appears first on north-facing and shaded slopes and spreads roof to roof on the wind. A proper soft wash kills the organism rather than just rinsing the surface, so results generally hold a year or more. In heavy shade it will return faster — that's the climate, not the cleaning.
High pressure absolutely can. On asphalt shingles it strips the protective granules and can void your manufacturer's warranty. On vinyl siding it forces water behind the panels. That's why we soft wash both surfaces using ARMA-compliant low pressure and appropriate chemistry. We only use high pressure on hard surfaces like concrete, brick, and pavers.
One to two weeks after peak pine pollen drop, usually late spring. That timing clears the pollen film and the early algae growing underneath it in one visit. March through June is our busiest window, so booking ahead matters. Fall is the second-best window, particularly for roofs and gutters before leaf drop.
Annually for most metro Atlanta homes. On heavily wooded or north-facing lots, twice a year — Atlanta's tree canopy keeps surfaces damp and growth genuinely returns faster there.
Yes, and it's a significant part of what we do. We provide a Certificate of Insurance before the first visit, schedule after hours or on weekends to avoid disrupting tenants, document every visit with photos, and can invoice multiple properties together. Our sister company is a licensed Georgia property management firm, so we understand the reporting side.
Yes — 10% off any service for active military, veterans, first responders, teachers, and seniors. We're a veteran-owned company; you shouldn't have to ask twice for it.
Yes. We carry $2,000,000 per-occurrence general liability coverage with a $4,000,000 aggregate, underwritten by Spinnaker Insurance Company. A Certificate of Insurance is available on request, and we send it proactively before the first visit on all commercial and HOA work.
Tell us what needs cleaning and we'll send a real number. No inspection fee, no obligation, no pressure — except on the concrete.
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