HOA, Condo &Apartment Pressure WashingSeattle, Bellevue & Redmond WA

Every community is different, so the price depends on the number and height of the buildings, the surfaces to be cleaned, how much algae, moss and staining has built up, and whether roofs, walkways, stairs or parking areas are included. Deep Water keeps pricing affordable and upfront with no hidden fees, and every property starts with a free, no-obligation estimate and a clear written quote per building or per community.

Yes. We plan the work building by building, coordinate parking and access with your manager or board, and work in sections so residents can keep coming and going. We also protect cars, plants, doors and windows and rinse everything clean before we move on.

Yes. We use lifts, extension equipment and soft washing systems to safely clean siding, trim and gables on multi-story buildings in Seattle, Bellevue and Redmond, without ladders against your siding or high pressure that can damage paint and seals.

Most multi-unit properties in the Puget Sound area benefit from building washing every one to two years, with walkways, stairs and common areas cleaned at least once a year. Shaded, tree-covered communities and high-traffic areas may need it more often. We can set up a recurring plan that fits your budget and maintenance calendar.

Rain, shade and tall evergreens keep north-facing walls, stairwells and walkways damp for much of the year. That moisture feeds algae, mildew and moss, which show up as green film and black streaks. Our soft washing removes the growth at the root so it takes much longer to return.

Yes. Soft washing uses low pressure and professional cleaning solutions, so it is safe for vinyl, fiber cement, stucco, painted wood, cedar and roofing. We pre-wet and rinse plants and landscaping and control runoff throughout the job.

Yes. Deep Water Pressure Washing is fully licensed and insured (Lic# DEEPWWP767KO), and we are happy to provide proof of insurance to your property management company or HOA board before work begins.

Yes. Many managers and boards schedule building washing, walkway and stair cleaning, roof treatments and parking lot cleaning on a regular cycle. A recurring plan keeps the property consistently clean, spreads out costs and makes budgeting simple.