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Give brick surfaces on the interior or exterior of your home a brand new look and an extra layer of protection with professional brick painting services from CertaPro Painters®.
Power washing is a vital step in painting the exterior of your home. CertaPro Painters® uses the process to remove mold, oil and old paint so new paint absorbs into your surface better.

CertaPro Painters® has a wealth of experience in professional power washing services. Power washing will blast away any hard to remove dirt and grime from your home. Whether its combatting mold or preparing for an exterior paint job, power washing is an essential part of keeping your home clean. Some key areas to power wash include siding, walkways, patios, decks, and other outdoor entertainment spaces.
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Power washing is an important step in the preparation of exterior surfaces to ensure the cleanest surface to apply house paint. CertaPro Painters® painting services can use different types of power washing depending on your home and the type of job. Power washing can be performed on wood, granite, asphalt, bricks, and aluminum.
Exterior painting from CertaPro Painters usually follows a five-step process: washing, surface preparation, painting, cleaning, and inspection. The first step, washing, is the foundation of the entire project to remove mold, oil, and old paint so new paint absorbs into your surface better.
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Power washing from CertaPro Painters will prepare your painting project for success from the very beginning. Precision and professionalism from CertaPro Painters will give your house the look and feel of a brand new home!

CertaPro Painters is prepared to power wash all areas of your property ranging from porches to poolsides. Call today for a free walkthrough and assessment.
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Any necessary areas of your home’s exterior will be power washed or hand washed to remove dirt and mildew.
Any loose paint is scraped, glossy areas are scuff sanded and any gaps are caulked to prevent water intrusion.
Your repaired areas are primed before premium-quality paint is applied to your home’s exterior, creating a uniform finish.
At the end of each day, the painting crew cleans up around your home, ensuring any paint chips are removed and all materials are stored neatly away.
After our own inspection, your job site supervisor will walk you through the space, giving you the opportunity to review our work and to provide any initial feedback.
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Power washing should be part of most home’s routine maintenance schedules. We recommend homeowners power wash their home once every 6 to 12 months, or as needed if the exterior is visibly dirty.
Many locations do power washing as part of preparing to paint. Power washing can take place on surfaces that driveways and decks are made from including: wood, concrete, asphalt and brick.
Yes, using too much pressure or using power washing equipment improperly can damage the surfaces of your home. It is important to understand the level of pressure needed for the surface being washed. That’s why it’s best to trust the professionals.
If you have the equipment and the expertise, yes. However, it is standard procedure before painting for CertaPro to power wash the home. This reduces the likelihood or bubbling and bumps on an exterior paint job.

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Exterior painting from CertaPro Painters usually follows a five-step process: washing, surface preparation, painting, cleaning, and inspection. The first step, washing, is the foundation of the entire project to remove mold, oil, and old paint so new paint absorbs into your surface better.