South Florida grime isn’t like grime anywhere else – algae, mold, and mildew build up on concrete and siding faster in this heat and humidity than almost anywhere in the country. Ariel Cleaning pressure washes driveways, walkways, pool decks, siding, and commercial lots throughout South Florida, using the right pressure and technique for each surface so nothing gets damaged in the process.

A standard 2-car driveway gets pressure washed clean of algae and stains for around $150.

A mid-size pool deck and surrounding patio runs about $175 depending on surface area.

A tile roof with visible black streaking from algae gets a low-pressure soft wash instead of a standard high-pressure clean.
Right Pressure for Each Surface
Concrete gets a different approach than stucco or painted siding – we adjust pressure and method so nothing gets etched or stripped.
Handles South Florida-Specific Grime
Algae, mold, and mildew buildup that shows up faster here than almost anywhere else in the country.
Fast Scheduling
Most pressure washing jobs can be booked within a few days, not weeks.
Commercial and Residential
From a single driveway to a shopping plaza parking lot, we scale the job to the property.
Concrete & pavers
Durable enough for standard high-pressure cleaning.
Stucco & painted siding
Soft-washed at lower pressure to avoid stripping paint or etching the surface.
Pool decks
Cleaned with attention to keeping the non-slip finish intact.
Roofs
Low-pressure soft wash to remove algae streaking without damaging tiles or shingles.
Commercial lots
Heavier equipment scaled to larger square footage.
Every surface gets assessed before the equipment comes out – concrete and pavers can handle standard pressure, while stucco, painted siding, and roofing need a soft-wash approach with a cleaning solution doing more of the work than raw pressure. Getting this wrong is how surfaces get etched or paint gets stripped, so it’s the first decision, not an afterthought.
Standard Pressure Wash
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Driveway, siding, pool deck – let us know the surfaces and square footage.
The correct pressure and technique for each surface, protecting landscaping and structures nearby.
Algae and staining removed, not just rinsed.
1. How often should I pressure wash my driveway in South Florida?
Most homeowners need driveway pressure washing every 6 to 12 months here, faster than in drier climates, due to algae and mold growth.
2. Will pressure washing damage my siding or pool deck?
No – we adjust pressure and use a soft-wash technique on delicate surfaces like painted siding or stucco to avoid damage.
3. Do you pressure wash commercial properties?
Yes, we service commercial parking lots, sidewalks, and building exteriors in addition to residential jobs.
4. How much does pressure washing cost?
Pricing depends on surface type and square footage – a standard driveway starts around $150.
5. How long does a typical pressure washing job take?
Most residential jobs, like a driveway or pool deck, take one to two hours.
6. Do you use chemicals, or just water pressure?
We use surface-appropriate cleaning solutions along with pressure washing to remove algae and mildew more effectively and for longer-lasting results.
7. Can pressure washing remove rust or oil stains?
Pressure washing can significantly improve most rust and oil stains, though very old or deep stains may not fully disappear.
8. How do I get a quote?
Call, text, or book online with the surfaces you need cleaned and approximate square footage.
9. Can pressure washing damage plants or landscaping nearby?
We protect nearby landscaping before starting and use techniques that minimize runoff onto plant beds.
10. Do you pressure wash roofs?
Yes, using a soft-wash method appropriate for tile and shingle roofs to remove algae streaking without damaging the roofing material.