Bring your hard surfaces back to life
Westchester’s shaded yards and humid summers are tough on outdoor surfaces. Over time, dirt, mold, algae and mildew build up on concrete, pavers, stone and wood — making them look tired and, worse, slippery. JuliService’s professional pressure washing removes that buildup and restores the look of your property, often in just a few hours.
We don’t use one setting for everything. Concrete, bluestone, brick, pavers, wood decks and vinyl fences all need different pressure, nozzles and cleaning solutions. Using the right approach is what separates a clean, even result from etched concrete or a fuzzy, damaged deck.
What we pressure wash
- Driveways & concrete pads
- Patios — bluestone, pavers, flagstone and concrete
- Wood and composite decks (prep for staining, too)
- Vinyl and wood fences
- Walkways, front steps and brick stairs
- Pool decks, outdoor furniture and benches
- Storefronts, sidewalks and commercial entryways
Why homeowners call us
Curb appeal. A clean driveway, walkway and patio makes the whole home look better — especially before a party, a holiday or listing the home for sale.
Safety. Green algae on shaded steps and patios is a real slip hazard. Removing it makes your outdoor spaces safer for family and guests.
Protection. Mold, moss and grime slowly break down wood and masonry. Regular cleaning extends the life of your deck, fence and hardscape — and preps surfaces for sealing or staining.
Washing your house siding? Siding and roofs should be soft washed, not blasted with high pressure. We’ll recommend the right method for every part of your property.
Recent pressure washing work
Pressure Washing near you
JuliService provides pressure washing throughout Westchester County, NY — including White Plains, Scarsdale, Rye, Harrison, Purchase, Rye Brook, Port Chester, Mamaroneck, Larchmont, New Rochelle, Pelham, Bronxville and Eastchester — and in Greenwich, CT, including Old Greenwich, Riverside, Cos Cob and Byram.
Pressure Washing FAQ
Will pressure washing damage my deck or pavers?
Not when it’s done correctly. We adjust pressure, nozzle and technique to each surface — lower pressure for wood and softer stone, more for concrete — so surfaces come out clean without etching or splintering.
How long does pressure washing take?
Most driveways, patios or decks take a few hours. Larger properties or multiple surfaces may take most of a day. We’ll give you a time estimate with your quote.
Do you pressure wash commercial properties?
Yes. We clean sidewalks, entryways, storefronts and other commercial surfaces in Westchester County and Greenwich, CT.
How often should I pressure wash my patio or driveway?
Once a year keeps most surfaces looking great. Shaded areas that grow algae quickly may benefit from a spring and fall cleaning.