How Much to Power Wash or SoftWash a House?

Right Way Power Washing has compiled a helpful cost guide when serviced by a professional organization which is fully insured, trained, and certified in exterior power wash and soft wash cleaning to answer…

One of the most common and valid questions we are asked “How much does it cost to wash a house?”

The average cost to soft wash a house can vary, but typically costs between $450 and $750 for a two-story home. Soft washing an average house takes two to four hours to complete.

There are several methods of washing a home. The three most common are:

• Pressure Washing

• Power Washing

• & Soft Wash

Standard two-story homes here in the Midwest typically range from $450.00 - $750.00 for a basic SoftWash house wash service.

Luxury size homes in the area typically in the $750.00 – $1,250.00 price range for a standard house SoftWash.

Mansions over 5,000 square feet will typically start in the $1,500.00 range and upwards for a House SoftWash.

House Wash Cost? Our Pricing is Based on Experience

Right Way offers indicative house wash pricing guidelines for basic cleanings that are based on actual projects and pricing from several different sources using our own pricing structure.

At Right Way, variables like the age of the home, type of material, current condition, accessibility, property size, height, general complexity, vegetation, and cleaning goals are all considered in the final price.

How We Calculate Cost to Power or Soft Wash a House?

Right Way offers both on-site inspections and satellite-based inspections as necessary to price various projects.  Our unique house wash training process along with our cleaning methodology and 100% biodegradable detergents, creates a safe, high standard, and repeatable outcome for our clients.

Other Factors to Consider in Calculating Cost to Wash a House

The are many other factors besides price alone that should be considered when hiring a company to clean one of the most important and valuable real estate assets.

Prices could be less if hiring startup companies, single operators and other companies that don’t pay for the right equipment, training, certifications, or insurance.  There are plenty of individuals and companies which offer exterior house wash services as a side business such as landscapers, painters, roofers, etc. but they aren’t committed to the industry and will simply high power wash your house for extra revenue purposes.