Driveways, patios, sidewalks, decks, and siding cleaned across Connecticut. Pressure and detergent matched to each surface so nothing gets etched, stripped, or damaged.
Concrete driveways, walkways, and patios. Paver and stone surfaces. Wood and composite decks. Vinyl, fiber cement, and painted wood siding. Every job includes the right pressure, the right tip, the correct detergent for the surface, and protection for the plants and fixtures nearby. The scope names each surface and the approach.
Concrete takes higher pressure than wood. Painted surfaces take less than either. Vinyl siding gets soft washed with detergent, never blasted with a high-pressure tip that drives water behind the panels. The correct pressure and the correct tip are chosen per surface, not set once and dragged everywhere on the property.
Green algae, black mildew, and moss are biological growth, not just dirt. Pressure alone removes them for a season, and they come back. A pre-treatment solution kills the growth at the surface so the same wash lasts far longer. The solution and dwell time are named in the written scope.
Landscaping, outlets, exterior lights, and hose bibs all get covered or wet down before any solution goes on. Windows get closed and checked from inside. Wet plants take up less detergent than dry ones, so the pre-wet step matters. Anything that shouldn't get sprayed gets protected before the wand starts.
Concrete driveways get a surface cleaner attachment, so no striping is left behind. Wood decks get a gentler approach with the grain, then a rinse. Vinyl siding gets soft washed from top to bottom. Paver joints get protected during cleaning, with joint sand replaced where it washed out. Each surface has its own procedure.
The estimate names each surface, the pressure setting, the tip, the detergent, and any pre-treatment. That way nothing gets rushed and the crew knows what to do at every part of the property. Winter road salt removal is called out separately for driveways and walkways, before the salt keeps eating concrete.
Pressure alone is not power washing. The pressure, the tip, the detergent, and the sequence all decide whether the surface comes out clean or damaged. Seven things separate the two.
Vinyl siding gets soft washed, never blasted. Concrete gets a surface cleaner attachment so no striping is left behind. Paint gets less pressure than either. The pressure and tip are chosen per surface, not set once for the whole property.
Surface cleaner used on all flat concrete, so no striping or wand marks are left behind.
Algae and moss pre-treated with solution, so the green does not return in the same season.
Vinyl and painted siding soft washed with detergent, never blasted with a high-pressure tip.
Paver joints protected during cleaning, with joint sand replaced where it washed out.
Plants, fixtures, and outlets covered or wet down before any solution goes on the surface.
Pressure, tip, and detergent for each surface all named in the written estimate.
Bring the drawings, the photos, or just the problem. A written estimate costs nothing and gives you real numbers to plan the whole project around.
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A & C carries insurance on all residential power washing work in Connecticut. The homeowner is never exposed during the project.
Twenty-five years working on Connecticut homes shapes every job. What we see under the surface has been seen many times before.
Every quote arrives in writing with the scope, materials, and a real start date. There is no cost or obligation attached.
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Power washing covers concrete driveways, walkways, and patios; paver surfaces; wood and composite decks; and vinyl, fiber cement, and painted siding. Every job includes matched pressure, the correct tip, appropriate detergent, and plant and fixture protection. The written estimate names each surface and the approach.
Cost depends on the square footage, the surface type, how much pre-treatment is needed for algae or moss, and whether winter salt removal is part of the job. A single driveway and a full-house exterior sit at very different prices. A & C does not quote washing over the phone.
No, power washing is exterior cleaning and does not require a building permit. Some towns have water use restrictions during drought advisories, which are followed during scheduling.
A single driveway runs a few hours. A full-house exterior including siding, deck, and hardscape typically runs a full day. Larger properties may split across two visits. Every job includes pre-treatment dwell time built into the schedule.
Yes. A & C General Construction LLC carries full insurance on every power washing project across Connecticut. Every scope also includes a free written estimate before the pressure hose comes off the truck, with each surface, pressure setting, and a real start date listed.
A & C General Construction provides home remodeling in twenty Connecticut towns. Click a town to zoom to its location on the map.
Send photos of the driveway, the patio, or the siding. We respond with a written price naming each surface, the pressure, the detergent, and a real start date. Free walkthrough anywhere in Connecticut.
A & C General Construction handles the full residential exterior and interior. Every service below runs under the same crew and the same written-estimate process.
Kitchen, bathroom, and full interior renovations. Layout changes, framing, drywall, trim, and paint under one crew.
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Roof installation, replacement, repair, and inspections. Decking, ice barrier, flashing, and ventilation as one system.
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Vinyl, fiber cement, and wood siding installed on residential exteriors. Panels cut, sealed, and fastened tight.
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Interior and exterior painting on walls, trim, doors, and cabinets. Surfaces scraped, patched, and primed first.
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Installation, repair, and replacement of interior walls and ceilings. Seams taped, finished, and sanded smooth.
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