Pressure Washers

Pressure washers deliver fast, deep cleaning for driveways, patios, decks, fencing, vehicles, outdoor furniture, and siding. By combining high PSI and consistent GPM, a power washer lifts grime, mold, mildew, and oil stains that brushes and garden hoses leave behind, saving hours of scrubbing while using less water. Whether you’re refreshing curb appeal or prepping surfaces for paint or stain, the right machine turns heavy jobs into quick weekend wins.

Choose between electric pressure washers and gas pressure washers. Electric units are quieter, lower-maintenance, and great for light to medium tasks like car washing, patio furniture, and composite decks. Gas models offer higher PSI and GPM for large areas, concrete cleaning, stubborn stains, and frequent use. For specialized needs, hot‑water pressure washers break down grease faster, and compact, portable models help with tight spaces or quick cleanups.

• Match PSI/GPM to the job: 1,300–1,900 PSI for vehicles and screens; 2,000–2,800 PSI for decks and siding; 3,000+ PSI for concrete, brick, and heavy buildup.
• Look for quick‑connect nozzles (0°, 15°, 25°, 40°) and a soap or foam cannon for controlled cleaning power.
• Consider a surface cleaner attachment for streak‑free sidewalks and driveways, and a turbo nozzle for tough spots.
• Prioritize hose length, cord management, storage, wheels, and onboard detergent tanks for easier handling.
• Safety matters: wear eye protection, test on a small area, keep distance from softwood, windows, and vehicle badges.

Maintenance keeps performance high: flush detergents, clear filters, check O‑rings and hoses, and winterize pumps with pump saver. With the right setup, a pressure washer delivers pro‑level results on concrete, pavers, masonry, outdoor kitchens, boats, and more—boosting property appeal and protecting surfaces by removing damaging contaminants. Compare warranties, replacement parts availability, and dealer support to ensure long-term reliability, easy repairs, and service options for heavy residential or light commercial use cases.