Driveway Cleaning
Oil stains, tire marks, algae - concrete and asphalt take a beating. We strip it all off and leave your driveway looking like new.
For pressure washing
Website and scheduling software for pressure washing businesses
NearbyLead gives a pressure washing business a local website with pages for driveways, decks, siding and more in every nearby area. Requests reach you by text and email in seconds, jobs are routed by area, and customers get a reminder before the crew arrives.
14-day free trial, no card. One price for every trade you do.
Hamilton's Go-To Pressure Washing Crew
We clean driveways, siding, decks and more across Hamilton and the surrounding areas. Get a free estimate today.
- Free estimates with no obligation
- Clear written quotes before any work begins
- Local crew serving Hamilton and nearby
Pressure washing in Hamilton
We handle pressure washing jobs of all sizes in Hamilton, from quick driveway cleans to full exterior washes. Our team also covers Burlington and Stoney Creek, so wherever you're located, we're not far. Dirty surfaces don't stand a chance.
House Exterior Washing
Mold, mildew and grime build up on siding fast. We wash it away without damaging your paint or cladding.
Deck and Patio Cleaning
Wood and composite decks get slippery and grey over time. A good pressure wash brings the color back and makes the surface safe again.
Roof Soft Washing
High pressure can crack shingles. We use a low-pressure soft wash to kill moss, lichen and algae without doing any damage.
Fence Washing
Fences collect dirt, mildew and weathering stains year-round. We clean wood, vinyl and metal fences so they look sharp again.
Commercial Property Washing
Storefronts, parking lots, sidewalks - first impressions matter. We keep commercial properties clean and presentable for your customers.
Areas we serve around Hamilton
- Hamilton
- Burlington
- Stoney Creek
- Ancaster
- Dundas
- Waterdown
- Grimsby
Questions
Is pressure washing safe for my home's siding?
It depends on the material. Vinyl, brick and stucco can handle pressure washing when done correctly. Softer materials like wood sometimes need a low-pressure soft wash instead. We check the surface before we start and adjust our approach so nothing gets damaged.
How often should I get my driveway or home washed?
Most homeowners do it once a year. If you're in a shaded or humid area, mold and algae can come back faster - twice a year might make sense. High-traffic driveways also tend to need more frequent attention.
Do I need to be home while you work?
Not necessarily. As long as we have access to the areas being cleaned and a water source, we can usually get the job done while you're out. We'll confirm the details with you ahead of time.
Will pressure washing remove oil stains from my driveway?
It helps a lot. Fresh stains lift easier than older ones. Deep, set-in oil stains sometimes need a degreaser applied first. We'll let you know what to expect before we start rather than promise results that aren't realistic.
How does a busy summer week run?
Requests pile up in spring
Homeowners ask for driveway, deck and siding washes through your site. Each request lands in the inbox with the address and what they want washed.
Jobs are booked from the inbox
You call back, quote, and book each visit from its lead, with a duration that fits the job.
Days are grouped by area
Jobs in the same part of town go on the same day, in the order with the least driving.
Customers get a heads-up
A reminder before each visit asks customers to move cars and furniture, and they can reply to confirm.
What should a pressure washing website do?
Pressure washing is a visual, seasonal trade. Homeowners start searching in April for “driveway power washing”, “deck cleaning Burlington” or “house washing near me”, and they book the company that looks local and answers quickly. NearbyLead researches the towns around you and writes a page for each, plus pages for each surface you clean: driveways and walkways, decks and fences, siding and soft washing, patios, and commercial fronts if you do them.
Every page has a quote form. A request goes straight to your leads inbox and to your phone by email and text, with the address and the page they came from, so a deck enquiry and a commercial storefront enquiry don’t get mixed up. See Launch for how the site is researched and written.
How do I keep up with spring demand?
The first warm weekend brings a pile of requests. The inbox keeps every one in a single list with its status (new, contacted, booked or closed), so nobody waits a week for a call back. From each lead you book the visit in one step, with a duration that suits the job: an hour for a walkway, most of a day for a full house wash.
Phone enquiries are logged in the same inbox. Texts to your business number reach you under Messages.
How are jobs routed?
A pressure washing rig is slow to move and expensive to drive. NearbyLead places each job on the map and groups jobs into zones by postal code, so each day can stay in one part of town. Inside the day, stops are ordered to cut drive time while keeping the arrival windows you promised. The day view shows each crew’s stops with drive times, and the map shows the routes on the roads. More on Staff & routing.
What does the crew see?
My day lists today’s jobs in order with the arrival window, the notes for the job (which surfaces, where the water tap is, which plants to cover), directions and a call button. Crews check in when they arrive and out when they finish. If a car is blocking the driveway or nobody’s home to open the gate, they report it from the stop and you’re alerted with a to-do to rebook.
How do reminders help on wash day?
A driveway full of cars or a deck covered in furniture costs the crew time. A reminder before the visit tells the customer when you’re coming and what to move. Customers can reply C to confirm. If rain moves the job, customers whose time changes get one clear message about it. Texts go only to customers who agreed to them and never at night on their clock. See Reminders.
Can I add window and gutter cleaning?
Many pressure washing businesses also clean windows and gutters, or plough snow in winter. Pick every trade you offer and you get one website with a section for each, a quote form that asks what the customer needs, one customer list and one schedule. A customer can have a deck wash every spring and a gutter clean every fall on the same record. Your site leads with whatever is in season, and the price is per plan, never per trade.
Multi-trade
One site. One CRM. Every season.
Pick every trade you do. You get one website with a section for each, one quote form that asks what the customer needs, one customer list and one schedule. Your site leads with whatever is in season, and the price is per plan, never per trade.
See a combined pressure washing + window cleaning + gutter cleaning sitePressure washing April to October
Window cleaning March to November
Gutter cleaning March to November
Pressure washing: questions
Can I offer pressure washing with window and gutter cleaning?
Yes. Pick every trade you offer. You get one site with a section for each, one quote form and one schedule at one plan price.
Can I book annual washes for repeat customers?
Yes. A customer can have a recurring plan, such as a deck wash every spring, alongside one-off jobs.
Can the crew see what to wash at each stop?
Yes. The visit notes and the customer's location notes show on each stop in My day, along with directions and a call button.
What if the weather turns?
Move visits on the board. Customers whose arrival window changes get one clear message, and crews see the new route.
See your pressure washing site with your own city.
Pick what you do and where. It takes about ten seconds.