Pressure washing is effective for cleaning exterior walls made of various materials, including vinyl siding, brick, stucco, wood, and concrete.

Concrete and asphalt driveways can accumulate dirt, oil stains, and grime over time, which can be effectively removed with a pressure washer.

Concrete and paver sidewalks and walkways benefit from pressure washing to remove dirt, algae, moss, and other contaminants.

Wooden and composite decks, as well as concrete or stone patios, can be cleaned to remove mildew, mold, dirt, and discoloration.

Wood, vinyl, and metal fences can be pressure washed to remove dirt, mold, mildew, and stains, revitalizing their appearance.

Pressure washing can be used on some roofing materials, such as asphalt shingles and metal, to remove moss, algae, and stains. However, caution should be exercised to prevent damage.

Pressure washing can be used on cars, trucks, and other vehicles to remove dirt, road salt, and grime from the exterior. Lower pressure settings should be used to avoid damage to the paint and finish.

Pressure washing can effectively clean gutters and downspouts, removing leaves, debris, and blockages.

Patio furniture made of plastic, metal, or wood can be pressure washed to remove dirt and grime.

The concrete or stone surfaces around swimming pools can be pressure washed to remove slippery algae and other contaminants.

Boats and dock areas can be cleaned with pressure washing to remove barnacles, algae, and other marine growth.

Concrete garage floors can benefit from pressure washing to remove oil stains, grease, and dirt.

Pressure washing is commonly used to clean heavy machinery, construction equipment, and industrial surfaces.