Pressure & soft washing on the Gulf Coast.
Pro 1 pressure washes and soft washes exterior surfaces across Mobile and Baldwin County — house siding, driveways, patios, and concrete. On the coast the real problem is biological: mildew, algae, and the green-black film humidity grows on shaded walls. We match the method to the surface — low-pressure soft washing for siding and painted surfaces, higher pressure for concrete — so it comes clean without gouging or driving water where it shouldn't go.
Siding, concrete, and everything the coast dirties.
House siding & exterior walls
Vinyl, Hardie, wood, and stucco walls cleaned with low-pressure soft washing so the surface comes clean without gouging siding or forcing water behind it.
Driveways, walkways & patios
Concrete and hardscape cleaned at the right pressure to lift oil shadows, dirt, and the black mildew line that creeps across shaded slabs.
Mildew, algae & Gulf Coast grime
The coast's real problem is biological — the green-black film humidity grows on north-facing walls. We treat the growth, not just blast the surface, so it stays clean longer.
Pre-paint prep wash
The wash step that starts every exterior repaint — a clean, sound surface is what lets new paint actually bond and last. Booked on its own or rolled into a paint project.
It's maintenance, not just cleaning.
On the Gulf Coast the buildup comes back fast, and left alone it does real damage. A regular wash protects the house, keeps it looking sharp, and heads off the expensive repairs before they start.
Protects your siding & roof
Mildew, algae, and mold don't just sit on the surface — they feed on siding, shingles, and concrete. Washing them off before they take hold is what keeps a maintenance job from turning into rot, etching, or early replacement.
Restores curb appeal fast
Years of grime, green streaks, and road film lift off in a day. A clean exterior can look almost like a fresh paint job — the fastest way to make a house look cared for again.
Extends the life of your paint
Dirt and biological growth wear paint down and trap moisture against it, which is how finishes peel early. Keeping the exterior clean is one of the cheapest ways to stretch a paint job's life.
Healthier exterior
The mold and mildew spores that grow on shaded walls can drift toward windows and vents. Clearing them off the outside helps keep them from becoming an indoor air-quality problem — it matters most for anyone with allergies or asthma.
Safer walkways & drives
Algae and mildew turn driveways, walkways, and pool decks slick. A wash clears a real slip hazard, especially in the shaded, damp spots that stay green year-round on the coast.
Ready to sell or list
Agents routinely recommend a wash before listing photos and showings. A bright, streak-free exterior reads as “well maintained” the moment a buyer pulls up — one of the simplest pre-sale moves there is.
Soft wash the siding, pressure wash the concrete.
Blasting everything at full pressure is how siding gets gouged and how water gets forced behind walls — the last thing you want in this humidity. So we split the job: low-pressure soft washing for siding, stucco, and painted surfaces, and higher-pressure cleaning for driveways, walkways, and patios. Matching the method to the surface is the difference between clean and damaged.
On the coast the grime is biological as much as it is dirt, so we treat mildew and algae rather than just rinse them — a surface that stays clean longer instead of greening back over within weeks.
The wash that makes a repaint last.
A clean, sound surface is what lets new paint bond. Painting over mildew, chalk, or dirt is one of the most common reasons a finish peels early, which is why a wash is the first step of every exterior repaint we do. Book it on its own to keep the house maintained, or roll it into an exterior painting project.
Timing matters too — a wash and repaint hold up best when they land in a dry stretch of Gulf Coast weather. Our seasonal painting guide covers the best windows to work outside here.
The right method, the right pressure, careful cleanup.
Every pressure and soft washing job includes:
- Soft wash for siding, stucco, and painted surfaces
- Pressure clean for driveways, walkways, and patios
- Mildew, algae, and Gulf Coast grime removal
- Careful protection of landscaping and fixtures
- Ideal pre-paint prep wash for a repaint project
- Free written estimate
Pressure washing questions, answered.
What's the difference between pressure washing and soft washing?
Pressure washing uses high-pressure water and is right for hard surfaces like concrete driveways and patios. Soft washing uses low pressure so it won't gouge or drive water behind the material — it's what siding, stucco, and painted surfaces need. We match the method to the surface rather than blasting everything at full pressure, which is how surfaces get damaged.
Will pressure washing damage my siding or paint?
It can if it's done wrong. Too much pressure on vinyl, wood, or painted surfaces can gouge the material or push water behind it, which is exactly the problem you don't want on the Gulf Coast. That's why we soft wash those surfaces — low pressure that cleans without forcing water where it shouldn't go — and save high pressure for concrete and hardscape.
Do I need to wash my house before painting it?
Yes. A clean, sound surface is what lets new paint bond, so a wash is the first step of every exterior repaint we do. Painting over mildew, chalk, or dirt is one of the most common reasons a finish peels early. If you're planning a repaint, the wash is included in that work — see our exterior painting service.
How often should you pressure wash a house on the Gulf Coast?
In our humidity, most homes benefit from a wash about once a year — the mildew and algae that grow on shaded, north-facing walls come back faster here than in a dry climate. Keeping up with it protects the paint and keeps the house looking maintained, and it's the best time to spot small issues before they turn into a repaint.
Pressure washing across Mobile & Baldwin County.
Pressure and soft washing is part of our exterior painting work across Mobile and Baldwin County, from our Mobile HQ and our Spanish Fort office. Whether you're cleaning up for the season or prepping for a repaint, the free written estimate is the place to start.
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Free pressure washing estimate.
Tell us what needs washing — siding, driveway, or a whole exterior before a repaint — and we'll reach out within 24 hours.
Prefer to call?
We'll come measure, walk you through color and finish, and email a written quote within 24 hours. No pressure, no door-knockers.