What pressure washing costs in Jacksonville, FL

Typical Jacksonville prices in 2026

Most Jacksonville homeowners spend a few hundred dollars on a single-story house wash and $800 to $2,000+ when the roof, driveway, and pavers are on the same ticket. That spread is honest. A Mandarin ranch is not a two-story Southside HOA house with barrel tile.

Safe Touch quotes from photos and a look at the property. The ranges below are what jobs on this coast actually land in — Ponte Vedra Beach, Jacksonville, Nocatee, and St. Johns included.

House washing

Single-story house wash: typically $250–$550. Two-story: $450–$850. Algae load, access, cages, and how much north wall is green move it. Jacksonville house washing is a soft wash, not a 3,000 PSI blast — you are paying for chemistry and control, not for scarring stucco.

Roof cleaning

Soft-wash roof cleaning in Jacksonville typically runs $350–$1,200. Tile in Nocatee and Sawgrass sits higher than a modest shingle roof in Arlington. Full 2026 ranges are in the roof cleaning cost guide. We do not pressure wash roofs. If a bid is cheap because they are using a pressure tip, it is not a bargain.

Driveways and concrete

Driveway pressure washing often lands $150–$400, or it gets bundled with the house so the curb matches. Irrigation rust and oil are extra treatment, not more pressure. A standard two-car driveway in Orange Park or Fleming Island usually sits near the middle of that range; a long triple-wide in a Nocatee estate lot runs higher.

Fences, decks, and screen enclosures

Fence washing (wood or vinyl, 150–200 linear feet): typically $200–$400. Wood goes gentle, pressure-treated takes more. Pool decks: $200–$400 on concrete, more on pavers because of joint sand. Screen enclosures and lanais: usually $150–$300, priced by how much mildew is living in the screen weave — a job we see constantly in Fleming Island and the Westside.

Paver cleaning, sanding, and sealing

A full clean, re-sand, and seal on the First Coast commonly runs $1.75–$3.25 per square foot. Failed sealer that has to be stripped first costs more. Same-day spray jobs are cheaper up front and expensive when they milk and peel.

Per square foot vs flat rate

Flat rates are fine for simple, repeatable jobs — a driveway, a ranch house wash. Per-square-foot pricing is honest for roofs, pavers, and anything where condition swings the labor. If a company will only quote a flat number over the phone for a tile roof, they are guessing, and the guess usually gets corrected on your invoice.

Our quotes are written and itemized. House, roof, driveway, pavers — each line stands alone, and bundling shows the discount instead of hiding a markup.

Commercial pressure washing pricing

Commercial work prices differently than residential. A small storefront sidewalk in Atlantic Beach or Neptune Beach might run $150–$400. Restaurant pads with grease need hot water and degreaser — budget more per square foot than a driveway because chemistry and containment drive the labor. Parking lots price by the acreage and the oil load, and HOA common areas (sidewalks, pool decks, mailbox pads) are quoted per project for the whole community.

Jaxport-area work, retail centers, and church campuses are a regular part of our route. Commercial clients get the same written quote structure as homeowners: per-surface lines, bundled pricing, and a schedule that does not block your customers.

When to book

Spring is HOA-letter season across Southside, Nocatee, and Fleming Island — the calendar fills fast from March through May, and prices do not drop for waiting, but the wait list does grow. Fall is the quiet window and the easiest time to get a two-day paver job scheduled around dry weather.

If you are selling, book before the photographer comes. A clean elevation is the cheapest line item on a listing prep list and shows up in the photos more than almost anything else you can do for the money.

What actually changes the quote

Stories and pitch. How heavy the algae is. Whether the paver joints are empty. Gated access. Historic or ocean-side finishes that cannot take pressure. Travel from Orange Park is already in our number — there is no surprise Jacksonville trip charge.

Send the address. We will tell you if it is a simple wash or a two-day paver restore.

Why two quotes can be $400 apart

Three reasons. Equipment: a 5–8 GPM professional rig finishes in two hours what a 2.5 GPM machine grinds on all day, and the finish is more even. Chemistry: real surfactants and a metered mix cost more than straight water. Insurance: a licensed, insured crew with workers' comp costs more than a guy with a truck — and when the wand slips, that difference is the whole ballgame.

The cheapest quote is sometimes the right one. When it is half the next number, ask what got left out.