Pressure Washing in Beaverton, OR

Clearly Amazing crews make the trip from Tigard to pressure wash flatwork at Beaverton homes and businesses, meaning driveways, walkways, patios and the like. The estimate is free and on site, and the products are eco-friendly.

Call (503) 255-2532 for a free on-site estimate.

What Oregon State says about algae and walkways

Oregon State’s pest-problems entry on moss puts algae on walls, sidewalks and patios where the location is shady, and it calls algae on walkways a “slipping hazard”. That is statewide guidance, not Beaverton’s, and no company is named.

What the City’s graffiti guide says about pressure

The City of Beaverton’s graffiti page says “Pressure washers can be dangerous and can damage surfaces if used excessively or at excessively high pressures.”

That is the City’s advice about removing graffiti, and it speaks of graffiti rather than routine washing. It names no company and recommends none.

Owners and renters, per the Census

Of the 41,156 occupied homes in Beaverton in the Census Bureau’s 2024 five-year figures, owners hold 20,793 (50.5 percent) and renters 20,363 (49.5 percent).

How we work

From Central Beaverton to SW Hall Boulevard

The work reaches every part of Beaverton. Stucco and siding, though, are soft washed at low pressure.

Central Beaverton has Veterans Memorial Park and Schiffler Park, the latter with a skate park and a wetland. Cedar Hills Park sits at 2300 SW Cedar Hills Boulevard. Fir Grove Park is in the Highland neighborhood, and Fifth Street Park, a small park, is in Vose. Pioneer Park is south of U.S. 26, Waterhouse Park lies along a powerline corridor in Beaverton, and SW Hall Boulevard passes through the city.

Questions about pressure washing in Beaverton