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Pressure washing in Denton

A professional house wash runs $170 to $360 nationally, and in Texas the bill is taxable as building or grounds cleaning.
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⭐ 5.0 · 56 reviews

3813 Atlas Dr, Denton, TX 76209

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⭐ 4.9 · 74 reviews

8924 King Ranch Dr, Cross Roads, TX 76227

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⭐ 4.7 · 71 reviews

402 Dallas Dr, Denton, TX 76205

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⭐ 5.0 · 8 reviews

4005 Gennaker Dr, Denton, TX 76210

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Denton pressure washing prices

HomeGuide's national guide (April 19, 2024) says most homeowners spend about $265 on a house wash and pay $130 to $160 an hour; hot-water power washing runs $0.35 to $0.77 per square foot. A two-car driveway runs $100 to $350 (June 2, 2026), with company minimums of $75 to $150. The Comptroller taxes washing buildings, sidewalks and parking lots, at homes as well as businesses, and the company must hold a sales tax permit to collect it. See our pressure washing guide.

Runoff and watering checks for Denton pressure washing

Runoff rules are local. Fort Worth, for example, requires non-exempt wash water to be captured before it leaves the property, and requires power washing businesses to hold a $25 city permit. Ask the company where its wash water goes and whether it uses soap or chemicals, and ask the City of Denton about runoff rules and any watering limits before you book. Book a wash before the final clean on our Denton cleaning services page, and see the Denton page.

Denton pressure washing FAQs

How much does pressure washing a house cost in Denton?+

HomeGuide's national range is $170 to $360, with most homeowners spending about $265 (April 2024).

Should I rent a pressure washer instead?+

Renting one costs $40 to $100 a day nationally, per HomeGuide (June 2026). Sealing a driveway after washing typically adds $100 to $300.

Is pressure washing taxable in Texas?+

Yes. The Comptroller taxes pressure washing of buildings, sidewalks and parking lots as building or grounds cleaning.