Pressure Washing in Medford, OR
Driveways, patios, walkways, and concrete stripped of oil stains, dirt, tire marks, and organic growth. The fastest visible upgrade you can make to a property.
What pressure washing is actually for
Pressure washing is the right tool for hard surfaces. Concrete driveways, walkways, patios, retaining walls, and masonry can take real force, and force is what removes oil, tire marks, and the grey film that builds up over years of weather.
It is the wrong tool for roofs, siding, and painted wood, and this is where a lot of damage gets done in the Rogue Valley. Blasting a roof strips shingle granules. Blasting siding forces water behind the panels. We use soft washing for those surfaces and keep pressure where it belongs.
Most homeowners are surprised by how much colour comes back. Concrete that reads as uniformly grey is usually several shades lighter underneath, and seeing the difference along a cleaning line is the moment most people wish they had booked sooner.
Get A Free QuoteOil and vehicle stains
Driveway oil soaks into porous concrete. Surface rinsing spreads it. Proper treatment plus pressure lifts it out of the pores.
Organic growth in the shade
Algae and moss creep across shaded concrete and make it genuinely slippery. That is a safety issue as much as an appearance one.
Even results, no wand marks
Striping and zebra lines come from an inconsistent hand. We use surface cleaners on flatwork so the finish is uniform across the whole slab.
Right pressure for the surface
Concrete, pavers, and brick all tolerate different levels. Matching the pressure to the material is how you avoid pitting and lost mortar.
Every pressure washing job covers
- Driveways, walkways, and sidewalks
- Patios, pool decks, and courtyards
- Retaining walls and masonry
- Oil, rust, and tire mark treatment
- Algae and moss on shaded concrete
- Surface cleaner finish, no wand striping
- Landscaping protected and pre rinsed
- Site rinsed down and left tidy
How we handle pressure washing
The same four steps on every job, so you know exactly what is happening at your property.
Assess the surface
We check the material, its condition, and any cracking or loose mortar, then set the pressure and method accordingly.
Pre treat the stains
Oil, rust, and organic growth get treated before any pressure goes down, because force alone does not lift what has soaked in.
Clean evenly
Flatwork is done with a surface cleaner for a uniform finish, with detail work by hand along edges and awkward corners.
Rinse and inspect
Everything gets rinsed clear of residue, and we walk the finished area with you before packing up.
Warranty
18 Month Moss Free Warranty
Every roof cleaning we perform is backed by our 18 month moss free warranty. If moss regrows in any treated area within 18 months, Medford Window Cleaning | Roof & Exterior Cleaning will return and re treat the affected area at no additional cost.
Other exterior cleaning services
One crew for the whole outside of your property, so several jobs can be handled in a single visit.

Roof Cleaning & Moss Removal
Low pressure soft washing that lifts moss, lichen, and black algae off your shingles without stripping the granules.
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Window Cleaning
Interior and exterior glass cleaned by hand, along with frames, sills, and screens.
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Soft Washing
The right method for roofs, siding, and painted wood. Low pressure plus the correct solution.
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House Washing
Siding, trim, soffits, and eaves washed clean without forcing water behind the panels.
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Gutter Cleaning
Troughs and downspouts cleared and flow tested, with all debris hauled away.
Learn morePressure Washing across Southern Oregon
Based in Medford and serving the surrounding Rogue Valley communities.
Pressure Washing questions we hear most
How much does pressure washing cost in Medford, OR?
Pricing is based on square footage, the surface type, and how heavy the staining is. A standard driveway is straightforward, while a large patio with years of oil and algae takes longer. Every quote is free and given before work starts.
Can pressure washing damage concrete?
It can if the pressure is too high or the wand is held too close, which causes pitting and striping. We use surface cleaners on flatwork and match the pressure to the material, which is why our finish is even rather than striped.
Will you pressure wash my roof or siding?
No, and you should be wary of anyone who offers to. High pressure strips shingle granules and forces water behind siding. Those surfaces need soft washing instead, which we also provide.
Can you remove oil stains from my driveway?
Usually yes. Oil soaks into porous concrete, so it needs a degreasing treatment before pressure rather than just a blast. Very old stains that have sat for years may lighten considerably rather than disappear entirely.
Do you need to use my water supply?
Yes, we work from an outdoor spigot on the property. Please make sure one is accessible and turned on before we arrive.
How often should concrete be pressure washed?
Most driveways and patios in this area benefit from a wash every one to two years. Shaded areas that grow algae may need it annually, both for appearance and for slip safety.
Ready to book your pressure washing?
Free, no obligation quotes across Medford and Southern Oregon. Call and we will give you a straight price.