Blasting 3,000 PSI at your tile roof or painted stucco strips it. The skill is knowing when to use pressure and when to use soft wash: low pressure, the right cleaners, and patience. Our patrolmen are academy trained on both, and on which one your surface needs.
Tile and shingle roofs, painted stucco, siding, screens and wood. Low pressure plus professional-grade cleaners that kill algae and mildew at the root, so it stays gone months longer.
Concrete driveways, pavers, sidewalks, block walls, dumpster pads and drive-thru lanes. Hot water and surface cleaners that pull years of oil, rubber and desert dust out of the pores.
Text or upload a shot of the driveway, the roofline, the storefront. You get a real number back, usually same day, with no on-site sales visit.
Pick a window. Our patrolmen bring their own water and power, so you don't need to be home and nothing gets left running on your bill.
Academy trained crews show up when we said, do it once, do it right, and send you the before and after. Not happy with a spot? We come back. That's the oath.
"I love the Wash Patrol service! They show up weekly to my house and I have them cleaning my business regularly too. Great service!"
"I genuinely didn't know my driveway was that color. Twelve years in the house and it looks new. Priced it off a photo I texted, crew showed up on time, done in two hours."
"Another company pressure-washed my tile roof last year and cracked three tiles. Wash Patrol soft-washed it, walked me through the difference, and it still looks great six months on."
No on-site sales visit, no packages you didn't ask for, and no pressure of the sales variety. Just tell us what needs cleaning.
Or just call: (602) 922-2333
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Drop your details and Brandon will get this live on your own domain — usually the same week.
The website for Wash Patrol is built and it still exists — it's just not public any more. If you want another look, or you want it live on your own domain, say the word and it's back up the same day.
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