Should You Power Wash Your House Yourself or Call the Pros?

Some home projects are perfect for a weekend DIY. But power washing? That one’s a little different. While it might seem simple — just spray and go — the wrong pressure, technique, or cleaner can actually damage your home.

If you're deciding between tackling the job yourself or hiring a pro, here’s what to consider.

Call 216-202-4525 or fill out this form when you're ready to talk it over.

DIY Power Washing: The Ups and Downs

The Upside

●      Renting a machine is relatively affordable

●      Great for small surfaces like decks or driveways

●      You stay in control

The Downside

●      Takes up a whole weekend (or more)

●      Climbing ladders with a pressure wand? Risky.

●      Too much pressure = ruined siding, shingles, or trim

●      Supplies, cleaners, gas, and water use can add up

●      After all that… it still might not look great

What You Get With a Pro

Bringing in a trained team like Patriot Power Wash means:

●      Faster results – What might take you days, we finish in hours

●      Zero safety risks – We’re fully insured and trained to work safely

●      Much better clean – We use pro-grade equipment and biodegradable cleaners that get deep into grime without hurting your home

●      Simple pricing – No surprise costs, no unexpected tools to rent

●      Less stress – You relax while we handle everything

We also know which surfaces need soft washing instead of pressure — a detail that can prevent major (and expensive) damage.

Our Process: Simple & Professional

Here’s what it looks like when you hire us:

●      Schedule your job with a quick call or fill out this form

●      You’ll get updates before and after your appointment

●      We’ll clean your home whether you’re there or not

●      You don’t pay until the job is done

●      We check in the next day to make sure you’re happy

We’re not the biggest company out there — but we’re building a name in Northeast Ohio by showing up, doing it right, and earning trust one property at a time.

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