Soft washing kills the algae, mold and mildew growing on your siding and roof at the root — instead of
blasting it off so it can come back by spring. Power washing where it belongs, low pressure everywhere else.
Walk the property with us before we pack up. Anything you are not happy with, we redo on the spot —
no invoice, no argument.
Drag the handle
See what a proper wash actually changes.
Pull the slider across and judge it the way your neighbors will — from the street. Exterior
cleaning is one of the few trades where the result is obvious the moment you look at it.
We photograph every job from the same spot, before and after
You get the pair whether you ask for them or not
Anything we could not fully remove, we tell you about first
A company that owns one pressure washer will use it on everything — which is exactly how siding cracks,
shingles lose their granules and decks end up furry. These are two different jobs, and the surface
decides which one you are getting.
High pressure · water only
Power washing
For hard flatwork that can genuinely take it. Cleaned with a rotary surface cleaner so the finish comes out even, instead of the wand arcs that leave a driveway striped for good.
Concrete driveways, walkways and patios
Brick, pavers and natural stone
Dumpster pads, docks and parking structures
Low pressure · cleaning solution
Soft washing
For everything else. The solution kills the algae and mold at the root rather than knocking it off, so it stays gone — and nothing abrasive ever touches the surface.
Siding — vinyl, stucco, cedar, fiber cement
Roofs — the only method shingle makers approve
Decks, fences, painted trim and awnings
If a quote you are comparing does not say which of the two they are using on your roof, that is worth a
phone call before you sign it.
Why quotes differ so much
The cheapest quote is cheap for reasons nobody lists.
Two companies can quote the same house $200 apart and be selling completely different work.
This is where the difference actually sits.
On the day
The $99 truck
Jersey Pro
Your roof
Pressure washed — granules end up in the gutter
Zero pressure, ARMA-approved soft wash
Your siding
One pressure setting for the whole property
Pressure matched to vinyl, stucco, cedar or brick
Your driveway
Wand arcs that leave permanent zebra stripes
Rotary surface cleaner, edges detailed by hand
Your planting
Hosed off afterwards, if at all
Pre-wet, covered, rinsed down when we finish
Existing damage
You find out about it after they have gone
Photographed and shown to you before we start
Insurance
“Don’t worry, we’re careful”
Certificate issued in your name before we mobilize
The price
Quoted on the phone, revised on the day
Written, itemized, and honored
Your roof
Pressure washed — granules end up in the gutter
Zero pressure, ARMA-approved soft wash
Your siding
One pressure setting for the whole property
Pressure matched to vinyl, stucco, cedar or brick
Your driveway
Wand arcs that leave permanent zebra stripes
Rotary surface cleaner, edges detailed by hand
Your planting
Hosed off afterwards, if at all
Pre-wet, covered, rinsed down when we finish
Existing damage
You find out about it after they have gone
Photographed and shown to you before we start
Insurance
“Don’t worry, we’re careful”
Certificate issued in your name before we mobilize
The price
Quoted on the phone, revised on the day
Written, itemized, and honored
None of this makes us the cheapest. It makes us the quote you can compare the others against.
Pricing
We publish our prices. Almost nobody does.
Every competitor in this market makes you call to find out whether they are affordable. Here are
honest starting figures so you can work out your budget before you speak to anyone — including us.
Starting prices for typical properties. Combining services on one visit usually saves 15–20%.
Commercial & community
Buildings, communities and everything with a board to answer to.
Certificates of insurance, resident notices, phased schedules and a photographed close-out report.
We run property work as a project — because the cleaning was never the hard part.
“The north side of our house had gone completely green and two other companies quoted us for pressure washing it. Jersey Pro was the only one who explained why that was the wrong answer. They soft washed it, and eighteen months later it still looks the way it did the day they left.”
“I was ready to replace the roof because of the black streaks. The estimator told me the shingles had years left and it was algae, not wear. He was right. Saved me a five-figure job with an honest answer he could easily have kept to himself.”
“Fourteen buildings over three weeks, notices on every door before each phase, and photographs at the end I could put straight into the board packet. I have hired a lot of contractors for this community and almost none of them make my job easier. These did.”
“Our house is from 1928 with the original stucco and I was genuinely nervous. They tested a small area at the back first and showed me before doing anything else. Careful, unhurried, and they cleaned up the neighbor's side too because some of the runoff went that way.”
“My neighbor had his driveway done last year by someone else and you can still see the stripes from the wand. Mine came out perfectly even. Apparently that is down to using a surface cleaner, which I did not know was a thing until I asked.”
“We had orange rust stains all over the driveway from the sprinklers and I had assumed they were permanent. Gone in about ten minutes with something they brought specifically for it. They also told me an iron filter would stop it coming back, which was not something they had anything to sell me on.”
“They washed the deck, then made us wait three days before staining because the wood was still damp. The last company we used did both in one afternoon and it peeled by the following summer. Now I understand why.”
“They looked at our brick, told us the mortar was original and soft, and adjusted the whole approach around it. It took longer than they had estimated and the price did not change. That tells you most of what you need to know about a contractor.”
“The north side of our house had gone completely green and two other companies quoted us for pressure washing it. Jersey Pro was the only one who explained why that was the wrong answer. They soft washed it, and eighteen months later it still looks the way it did the day they left.”
“I was ready to replace the roof because of the black streaks. The estimator told me the shingles had years left and it was algae, not wear. He was right. Saved me a five-figure job with an honest answer he could easily have kept to himself.”
“Fourteen buildings over three weeks, notices on every door before each phase, and photographs at the end I could put straight into the board packet. I have hired a lot of contractors for this community and almost none of them make my job easier. These did.”
“Our house is from 1928 with the original stucco and I was genuinely nervous. They tested a small area at the back first and showed me before doing anything else. Careful, unhurried, and they cleaned up the neighbor's side too because some of the runoff went that way.”
“My neighbor had his driveway done last year by someone else and you can still see the stripes from the wand. Mine came out perfectly even. Apparently that is down to using a surface cleaner, which I did not know was a thing until I asked.”
“We had orange rust stains all over the driveway from the sprinklers and I had assumed they were permanent. Gone in about ten minutes with something they brought specifically for it. They also told me an iron filter would stop it coming back, which was not something they had anything to sell me on.”
“They washed the deck, then made us wait three days before staining because the wood was still damp. The last company we used did both in one afternoon and it peeled by the following summer. Now I understand why.”
“They looked at our brick, told us the mortar was original and soft, and adjusted the whole approach around it. It took longer than they had estimated and the price did not change. That tells you most of what you need to know about a contractor.”
Where we work
Six counties, and we actually know them.
Shore salt in Ocean County, sprinkler rust in Somerset, soft historic mortar around Princeton.
Same company, different approach on each — because the dirt is not the same either.