Pressure washing in Plano

HomeGuide's national figures put most house washes near $265 and most driveways near $200, with many companies charging a minimum of $75 to $150 even for a small job. Sealing a driveway afterward adds $100 to $300. Every Texas business that does this work must hold a sales tax permit and collect tax, at home or at a business, so ask for the tax to be shown on the quote.

Ask the crew before it starts whether soap or chemicals will run into the street or storm drain, and how it will collect that water before it leaves the property. Dallas, for comparison, tells washers using chemicals to block storm drains and wet-vacuum the water, and Plano Building Inspections can tell you whether the city has its own rule. Ask whether they water nearby plants first, and what pressure they plan to use on siding and painted trim. If the job is part of getting a house ready to list, the Plano realtors page may help. The Texas pressure washing guide covers the rest, and local rules for other trades are on the Plano city page.