Premium pressure washing, region by region.

• Pre-inspection. Surface assessment, condition of joint sand and grout, biological growth, sealer status. Documented before the equipment is unloaded.
• Surface-calibrated pressure per area. Travertine and stucco get soft-wash chemistry; concrete and paver get controlled pressure; sealed stone gets the lighter end of the range.
• Pre-treatment chemistry for algal staining, mineral deposit, or oil stain — applied with appropriate dwell time so the pressure does less of the work.
• Joint-sand reseat on pavers where the cleaning has dislodged sand from the joints.
• Plant protection. Tarping and rinsing of beds adjacent to the cleaning area. Run-off direction noted before the work begins.
• Sealer reapplication quoted separately where the original finish has worn. The partner notes the condition at inspection; the homeowner decides whether to include the resealing.
• Post-visit walkthrough with the homeowner or household staff. Drying-time guidance and notes on any surface that needs follow-up.

1. Insurance. Minimum two million dollars in general liability coverage, plus the property-damage coverage that high-pressure work demands. Documentation reviewed annually.
2. Background checks. Every crew member on the property has cleared a current background check by an accredited provider, re-run on a defined cadence.
3. Surface capability verification. The partner demonstrates experience with the specific materials common to the region — travertine and stucco in desert and coastal markets, pavers and graded driveways in hillside markets, sealed stone and exposed aggregate as standard.
4. Soft-wash capability. The partner can demonstrate when soft-wash is the correct approach and when pressure is — and uses each appropriately rather than defaulting to one.
5. Two-reference verification. Two existing client references, both contacted by us, both speaking to consistency over time.
6. Code of conduct on site. Discreet phone use during a visit. No social-media post that identifies the home or its location. Unmarked vehicles where the partner can accommodate it.

Clean Freaks Co connects you with pressure washing through approved, insured local partners who have cleared two contactable client references, documented general liability coverage inclusive of property-damage exposure, current background checks on every crew member, and a signed code of conduct. Surface capability — the difference between travertine protocol and concrete protocol, between soft-wash and pressure — is verified for each partner before they appear on any region we serve.

Clean Freaks Co’s part is the vetting — surface capability, insurance, and conduct are checked against a published standard before a partner appears in any region, and a partner who falls below it loses the referral. The work itself is the partner’s, under their own contract and insurance. See how we vet partners.