San Mateo's housing mix — stucco in Aragon, wood siding in Baywood, mid-century in Hillsdale — is exactly why we don't own a one-pressure approach. Each material gets its own detergent and its own touch, and every house gets the cobweb-and-eaves detail that makes the difference.
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Real before & afters from this service across the Peninsula.
We wash houses with low-pressure soft washing: a material-specific detergent does the work, then a gentle rinse carries the grime away. Stucco, painted wood, fiber cement, and brick each get their own approach — never a one-pressure-fits-all blast.
A full wash covers siding, trim, eaves, and cobweb detail under the roofline. The biological growth dies at the root, so the house stays clean longer and paint lasts longer.
San Mateo specifics: San Mateo runs the full range — downtown bungalows, Baywood and Aragon's tree-lined streets, Hillsdale ranches — and the mix of stucco, wood siding, and older brick keeps every job a little different. We work Baywood, Aragon, San Mateo Park, Hillsdale, and Shoreview regularly.
Common Burlingame service calls: moss removal from shaded roofs, brick walkway restoration in Burlingame Park, driveway cleaning in Easton Addition, and gutter clearing across the whole city after the rainy season.
Moss, algae, lichen and the black streaks on shingle, tile and cedar roofs — removed at the root with low-pressure soft washing. Never a pressure washer on a roof.
Exterior house washing for stucco, wood, Hardie and painted siding. Green algae, black mildew and roofline grime gone — the result of a power wash without the damage.
Hot-water pressure washing that lifts oil, algae, moss and years of grime from concrete, brick, pavers, exposed aggregate and stone — without stripping the surface.
Gutters cleared by hand, every downspout flushed until it runs clear, and a look at the hardware for sagging, pulled spikes or separated seams. Book before the rains.
They washed the whole house and nothing was damaged — which was my worry going in. The stucco came out perfectly even.
We keep the back-and-forth to a minimum and the communication clear. Here's what working with us looks like.
Call, text, or fill out our form. We respond within 24 hours with a clear, itemized quote.
For larger jobs, we walk the property with you to confirm scope, materials, and the best method.
On time, in uniform, with professional gear. Landscaping protected, neighbors respected.
We walk the finished job with you. If anything's not right, we fix it then and there.
Most San Mateo single-family homes land between a few hundred and a thousand dollars depending on size, stories, and siding. Free quotes within 24 hours.
No — avoiding that damage is the point. Low pressure keeps water out of stucco and finish on the wood.
Every 1–2 years for most San Mateo homes; shaded, north-facing walls grow algae faster and may want annual attention.
Constantly — a soft wash is standard prep before exterior paint, and pre-listing washes are one of our most common San Mateo calls.
We wash the outside of San Mateo homes every week, but not with a pressure washer aimed at siding. Low pressure and a detergent matched to the material remove the same algae and mildew a power wash would, without driving water behind stucco or lifting paint. If you searched for house power washing, this is the service.
Yes. Stucco is porous, and high pressure forces water into the wall. We treat it at low pressure with enough dwell time to lift mildew out of the texture, then rinse. It comes out evenly clean, no wand marks.
Free estimate within 24 hours. No pressure, no upsell, just a straight answer on what it'll cost and when we can start.
Questions? Email us anytime: pressurewashbynick@gmail.com