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Southern Utah Pressure Washing Specialists
Pressure Washing in Southern Utah
Iron oxide treatment. Not just pressure.
Licensed & Insured
5-Year Warranty
UT Lic #10696814-5501
10+
Years Serving Southern Utah
10,000+
Projects Completed
4.9
Average Rating
100%
Pre-Paint Included
What We Handle
Southern Utah's Specific Pressure Washing Challenges
Iron oxide, calcium scale, and wood construction — three surface types that require different treatment, not just high pressure.

Exterior Stucco & Siding

500-800 PSI with wide fan tip. TSP chemical treatment to break iron oxide contamination before rinsing. Never a concentrated stream on stucco.

Driveways & Concrete

1,200-1,500 PSI for effective cleaning. Acid wash for calcium scale deposits from Cedar City hard water and road salt. Pre-paint and maintenance wash available.

Wood & Log Construction

300-500 PSI soft wash for Brian Head and Duck Creek wood and log homes. Effective mold and algae removal without raising grain or damaging wood fiber.

Why Southern Utah Surfaces Need More Than Water and Pressure
Why Southern Utah Surfaces Need More Than Water and Pressure
  • TSP pre-treatment is not optional for iron oxide. Pressure washing without chemical treatment on Southern Utah surfaces is cosmetically incomplete and inadequate prep for painting.
  • Wash AFTER monsoon season, not during. July-September deposits are ongoing. October through April is when to clean — you're removing a complete season of accumulation rather than chasing an active deposit.
  • Cedar City calcium scale needs acid wash. Hard water and snowmelt runoff deposit calcium carbonate on concrete. Acid treatment dissolves the scale that pressure can't remove.
  • PSI must match the surface. 500-800 PSI on stucco. 1,200-1,500 PSI on concrete. 300-500 PSI on wood. Wrong PSI damages the surface you're trying to clean.

PSI by Surface Type

Stucco 500-800 PSI

Wide-angle nozzle. TSP pre-treatment for iron oxide. Never a concentrated stream on stucco.

Concrete & Driveways 1,200-1,500 PSI

Surface cleaner attachment. Acid wash for calcium scale from Cedar City hard water.

Wood & Log Homes 300-500 PSI

Soft wash for Brian Head and Duck Creek construction. No grain raise, no fiber damage.

Brick & Pavers 800-1,200 PSI

Rotating nozzle. Iron oxide and biological growth cleared without eroding mortar joints.

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What Our Clients Say
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Common Questions
Southern Utah Pressure Washing FAQ
What Southern Utah homeowners ask most about exterior washing and pre-paint prep.
Do I need to pressure wash before painting my Southern Utah exterior?
Yes. But in Southern Utah, pre-paint washing isn't just about removing loose dirt. Red iron oxide dust from the Navajo and Entrada formations creates a contamination layer on every exterior surface. Standard pressure washing alone smears this dust. We apply TSP chemical treatment to break down iron oxide contamination before rinsing.
Why does red sandstone staining require chemical treatment and not just high pressure?
Iron oxide particles bind to stucco and concrete chemically, not just mechanically. High pressure pushes them around and can smear the contamination into a uniform red haze. TSP breaks the chemical bond first, then pressure washing rinses the freed particles away cleanly.
When is the best time to pressure wash in Southern Utah? What about after monsoon season?
October through April is ideal. The July-September monsoon season deposits mineral-laden dust, organic residue, and in Cedar City, calcium scale from evaporated runoff. Washing during monsoon season means you're washing off what's still actively depositing. Waiting until October gives you a complete season of residue to remove at once.
My Cedar City driveway has white calcium scale deposits. What removes those?
That calcium carbonate scale comes from Cedar City's hard water and evaporated snowmelt runoff. Standard pressure washing won't remove it — calcium carbonate is alkaline and needs an acid wash to dissolve. We use diluted muriatic or citric acid treatment on concrete driveways with heavy calcium scale, then rinse thoroughly.
What PSI do you use on stucco versus concrete versus wood?
Stucco: 500-800 PSI with wide fan tip, never a concentrated stream. Concrete driveways and walkways: 1,200-1,500 PSI. Wood surfaces and log construction: 300-500 PSI. We adjust pressure, tip angle, and chemical treatment for every surface type.
Can you pressure wash cedar siding, log homes, and wood decks in Southern Utah?
Yes. Mountain communities like Brian Head and Duck Creek have wood-intensive construction that needs regular washing before staining or painting. We use 300-500 PSI on wood with appropriate fan tips. Soft washing (lower pressure, longer dwell time) is often the better approach for wood — effective at removing mold and algae without raising the grain.
Ready to Clean Your Southern Utah Exterior?
Free estimates across Cedar City, St. George, Hurricane, Washington City, and Ivins. Chemical treatment for iron oxide, not just pressure. Call (435) 990-7020.