Years of grime, gone in an afternoon.
Driveways, walkways, decks and patios across Norfolk County and beyond, washed at the pressure each surface can actually take.
Matching pressure to surface
Power where it helps. A soft touch where it matters.
Concrete takes serious pressure. Siding, stucco and shingles do not, and forcing water behind them causes damage you pay for later.
So we match the method to the material. High pressure on hard surfaces, low-pressure soft washing on anything delicate. Dirt, algae and staining come off either way.
Bright-Side is a family business. The same family that quotes your job is the one that turns up to do it, and that is the whole reason the standard does not drift from one visit to the next.
- Driveways and walkways Oil marks, tire streaks and grey film lifted off concrete and pavers.
- Decks and patios Wood and composite brought back, ready for stain if you want it.
- House washing Siding and stucco cleaned gently with biodegradable detergent.
- Roof cleaning Moss and black streaking removed without stripping shingle granules.
What is included
Surfaces we bring back.
The jobs we get asked for most. If yours is not on the list, ask anyway.
Driveways
Usually the single biggest visual change on a property.
Decks and fences
Cleaned back to bare wood, ready for sealing.
Patios and pool surrounds
Slippery grime removed before somebody finds it the hard way.
Walkways and steps
The path everybody actually looks at on the way to your door.
Garage floors and aprons
Degreased, rinsed and noticeably lighter.
Storefront entrances
Gum and coffee stains taken out of the concrete customers walk over.
How it works
Three steps to a property that looks looked after.
Show us the surfaces
Photos work fine. The quote covers exactly what you want done.
We wash it properly
Pressure or soft wash, decided surface by surface.
Look at the difference
It is immediate, and we will not pack up until you have seen every corner.
Pricing
What changes the price.
Square footage matters, but so does what is on the surface and how easy it is to reach.
- Area to be washed Measured properly rather than guessed at.
- Surface type Concrete, pavers, wood and composite all behave differently.
- What is on it Oil, rust, algae and gum each need their own treatment.
- Water access An outdoor tap close by keeps the job simple.
- Slope and drainage Where the runoff goes affects how we set up.
- Sealing afterwards Optional, but it holds the result far longer on wood.
Good to know
Questions we get asked.
Will pressure washing damage my siding or deck?
Not the way we do it. Concrete and stone take real pressure. Siding, stucco and wood get low-pressure soft washing, where the detergent does the work instead.
Are the products safe for plants and pets?
Yes. Everything is biodegradable, and we wet the gardens down first and rinse afterwards.
How long does a driveway take?
Usually one to two hours. A full house wash is closer to half a day, and your quote will say.
Do I need to supply water?
An outdoor tap is ideal. If there is not one available, tell us and we will plan around it.
Can you get oil stains out?
Most of the time. Fresh oil lifts well, and older stains usually fade a long way even when they will not disappear completely.
Do you do commercial properties?
Yes. Storefronts, walkways and parking areas are covered on the commercial pressure washing page.
Get started
Ready for the bright side?
Quotes are free and there is no obligation. Tell us about your property and we will get back to you fast, seven days a week.