How Much Does Pressure Washing Cost in Mobile, AL?

Most pressure washing companies won't put a price on their website, so you're left guessing whether a quote is fair. Here are the real ranges we see in the Mobile market, what pushes a job toward the low or high end, and how to make sure you're comparing apples to apples.

The short answer: most single-story house washes run $250–$400, a standard driveway $100–$200, and a shingle roof cleaning $350–$600. Bundling several jobs into one visit almost always lowers the total. You should always get an exact written price before any work starts.

What each service costs here

House washing (soft washing). Single-story homes typically run $250–$400; two-story homes $400–$650. Price depends on square footage, siding type, and how heavy the algae and mildew growth is. This is soft washing — low pressure and a cleaning solution — not a high-pressure blast that would damage your siding.

Driveways and concrete. A standard two-car driveway runs about $100–$200, with sidewalks, patios, and larger areas priced by the square foot. The best value is bundling: cleaning the driveway, walkways, and a patio together drops the per-area price. See our driveway and concrete page.

Roof cleaning. Single-story shingle roofs usually run $350–$600, more for larger or steeper two-story roofs. Roofs are always soft washed, never pressure washed — high pressure strips the granules and can void your shingle warranty.

Commercial and fleet. Priced per property after a walk-through, usually as a one-time job or a discounted maintenance plan. Scheduled cleaning costs less per visit than emergency deep-cleans.

What drives the price up or down

• How dirty it is. A house that hasn't been washed in five years takes more solution and time than one cleaned last year.
• Size and stories. More square footage and second-story height both add cost — height means more setup and safer equipment.
• Surface type. Delicate painted wood or a tile roof takes more care than vinyl siding or a plain concrete driveway.
• Access. Tight side yards, steep roofs, and landscaping that has to be protected all add a little time.
• Bundling. The single biggest lever you control. One visit for house plus driveway plus roof costs far less than three separate trips.

Why Mobile homes need it more often

Our humidity, rain, and heavy tree cover grow algae and mildew fast, so Gulf Coast homes get dirty quicker than homes in drier climates — which means washing here is more of a yearly maintenance cost than a once-a-decade splurge. The upside: keeping up with it yearly is cheaper than letting stains set in for years and paying for a heavy restoration clean later.

Questions that keep you from overpaying

1. Is it a written, all-in price? Avoid "starting at" quotes that balloon on site.
2. Soft wash or high pressure on my siding and roof? The answer should be soft wash — anything else risks damage.
3. Is the algae treated, or just rinsed? Treating it at the root is what makes the clean last; a rinse-only job greens up in weeks here.
4. Can I bundle to save? Almost always yes.

Ready for a real number? Get a free quote — we can price most jobs over the phone or from a photo.