Firefighter owned & operated
Pressure washing in Cincinnati, done by a firefighter.
The green on your siding, the gray on your driveway, the black stripes on your gutters. I take all of it off — and I'll tell you straight if you don't need the work.
Trained on ladders
It's literally the day job.
Soft wash, not blast
Siding doesn't get damaged.
One guy, every job
You get me, not a subcontractor.
What I clean
Residential and commercial, across Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. Most jobs get bundled — it's one trip, so it costs you less than booking them separately.
House Washing
Soft washing that strips off the green and gray without blasting your siding.
$375–$450 depending on home size
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Protect it before winter
Driveway Sealing
Wash it, then seal it — so road salt and freeze-thaw stop eating your concrete.
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Concrete Cleaning
Driveways, sidewalks and patios taken back to the color they started as.
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Gutter Cleaning
Clogs cleared out, and the black tiger stripes taken off the outside.
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Window Cleaning
Glass, screens and sills — the detail that makes a house wash land.
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Roof Soft Washing
Black streaks and moss off asphalt shingles — with zero pressure on the roof.
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Commercial
Storefronts, sidewalks, dumpster pads and grease — scheduled around your hours, not mine.
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Christmas Lights
Design, install, takedown and storage. You skip the ladder entirely.
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Why people call a firefighter to wash their house
Hiring someone to clean your home means letting a stranger with a power tool onto your roof and up against your siding. That's the part nobody says out loud, and it's a fair thing to worry about.
I'm a firefighter. Ladder work, working at height, and not damaging the property I'm standing on are things I'm trained for and do for a living. When I'm on your roof line clearing gutters, that isn't the risky part of my week.
You also get the same guy every time. No rotating crew, no subcontractor, no one who learned on your house. If something isn't right, you call me and I come back.
Soft washing, where it belongs
Siding, roofs and painted surfaces get low pressure and the right cleaning solution. High pressure on vinyl drives water behind the panels and leaves permanent marks. It's the most common way a cheap wash turns expensive.
Real commercial work
Storefronts, dumpster pads, grease and fleet washing, scheduled around closing time. Most residential washers don't do this. It's also why I'm comfortable on a job with a deadline.
Straight answers on what's worth doing
If your driveway is too far gone for sealing to help, I'll say so instead of taking the money. A job that doesn't hold up costs me more in reputation than it pays.
Where I work
Based in Greater Cincinnati, covering Ohio and Northern Kentucky. If you're near the edge of the map, call and ask — the answer is usually yes.
Common questions
How much does house washing cost in Cincinnati?
Most single-family homes fall between $375 and $450, depending on size. The variables are square footage, how many stories, and how heavy the staining is. Estimates are free and I give you a real number, not a range that moves on the day.
What areas do you serve?
Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky — Hamilton, Butler, Warren and Clermont counties in Ohio, and Boone, Kenton and Campbell counties in Kentucky.
Are you insured?
Yes, fully insured. I can provide a certificate of insurance on request, which most commercial property managers ask for as a matter of course.
Want a number on it?
Free estimates, straight answers, and I'll tell you if you don't need the work.