Pressure Washing in Lake Stevens, WA

Lake Stevens houses and commercial properties get their hard surfaces pressure washed by our crews from Redmond: driveways, walkways, patios and similar flatwork.

Call (425) 353-6368 for a free on-site estimate.

Cavalero Hill Park and West Lake Park

The City says ownership and management of Cavalero Hill Park moved from Snohomish County to the City on October 20, 2025. West Lake Park, at 8629 20th Street SE, was formerly known as 20th Street Ballfields. The City’s Neighborhood Parks page lists Woodland Hills, at 8098 16th St SE, with an asphalt walking trail. The School District lists Glenwood Elementary at 2221 103rd Ave SE and Hillcrest Elementary at 9315 4th St SE. Lake Stevens Middle School and Skyline Elementary are at 1031 and 1033 91st Ave SE. The City’s planning also includes a 20th Street SE Corridor subarea, focused on retail.

Population and housing counts

Census Bureau estimates for 2020-2024 give Lake Stevens a population near 40,000 and roughly 14,000 housing units. An estimated 11,783 of the units are 1-unit detached houses.

Algae and moss on walkways, per Extension

OSU Extension’s Pacific Northwest pest guide says algae grows in shady spots on walls, sidewalks and patios, and that it is a slipping hazard on walkways. It also notes that moss can be slippery on patios, decks and walkways. The demossing manual from WSU Extension links moss trouble to little-used spots that stay wet for long periods, naming steps, sidewalks and patios. OSU Extension also describes moss as a common annoyance for homeowners in the Pacific Northwest. None of these lines is specific to this city.

A pressure washing job in Lake Stevens

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