Pressure Washing
Pressure Washing in Plain City & Central Ohio
Driveways, sidewalks, walkways and steps — concrete, brick and stone deep-cleaned of dirt, oil, moss and grime until the original color comes back.
The Service
What our Pressure Washing includes.
Hard surfaces like concrete, brick and natural stone can take real pressure — and that's exactly what they need to lift years of embedded dirt, tire marks, oil stains, moss and weeds from between the joints. We use commercial-grade equipment and surface cleaners that deliver an even, streak-free finish across the whole slab.
From a stained garage apron to a moss-covered front walk, we restore the original color of your hardscape. Fully insured, on time, and cleaned up when we leave — that's the Mullet Power Wash way.
We pressure wash properties right across the region — from Plain City and Jerome to Dublin, Hilliard and Marysville. Wherever you are in Central Ohio, the job is done the same careful way.
- Concrete driveways & garage aprons
- Brick & stone walkways and steps
- Sidewalks, porches & steps
- Pool decks & retaining walls
- Oil, rust, moss & weed removal
- Oil, rust & tire-mark treatment
How It Works
How we pressure wash hard surfaces in Plain City & Central Ohio.
Real pressure has a narrow set of right uses — concrete, brick and natural stone that can genuinely take it. On those surfaces the failure mode is not damage so much as inconsistency: the zebra striping you see on driveways all over Central Ohio, where someone waved a narrow wand back and forth and left a permanent record of every pass.
The fix is a rotary surface cleaner rather than a wand. It spreads pressure evenly across a wide disc and travels at a controlled rate, so the whole slab lifts to the same tone. We use a wand only on edges and the tight spots the disc cannot reach, and we blend those in rather than leaving a hard line.
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Read the surface
Concrete, brick and stone all take pressure differently. We check for spalling, hairline cracks and loose mortar before starting.
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Pre-treat the staining
Oil, rust and organic growth are treated first. Pressure alone does not lift those — it just spreads them out.
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Surface-clean the field
The rotary cleaner runs the open area in overlapping passes for an even tone with no wand marks.
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Detail and rinse
Edges, joints and steps are hand-detailed, then the whole area is rinsed so nothing dries back as a residue line.
What changes the price of pressure washing
Square footage sets the baseline. The variable that moves it most is staining — a slab that only needs the season’s dirt off is quick, while heavy oil, rust or a decade of algae needs pre-treatment and a slower pass to come out even.
- Area in square feet — measured on site rather than estimated from the curb
- Surface type — concrete, brick and natural stone each take different pressure
- Staining — oil, rust and tire marks need pre-treatment before pressure
- Drainage and access — somewhere for the water to go, and a route to get there
Where We Work
Serving Plain City & Central Ohio.
Based in Plain City and serving homes & businesses across Central Ohio. Don't see your town? Just give us a call — we likely cover you.
Find Us
Mullet Power Wash
319 Willowbend Cir
Plain City, OH 43064
Serving Plain City & Central Ohio
Mon–Sat · 9:00am – 5:00pm
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Frequently asked questions.
Will pressure washing damage my concrete?
Not when it's done right. We match the pressure and nozzle to each surface and use a flat surface cleaner for even results — no zebra striping and no etching.
Can you remove oil and rust stains?
In most cases, yes. We use dedicated degreasers and rust removers ahead of washing. Deeply set stains may lighten rather than disappear completely, and we'll always set honest expectations before we start.
Do you pressure wash or soft wash my house?
Houses, roofs and other delicate surfaces get our gentle soft-wash treatment, not high pressure. We reserve true pressure washing for durable hardscape like concrete, brick and stone.
What's the difference between pressure washing and power washing?
Power washing adds heat to the water, which helps on grease and heavy commercial grime. Pressure washing uses unheated water. For most residential concrete, brick and stone, pressure washing with the right surface cleaner does the job. We'll use whichever suits the surface.
Are there surfaces you should never pressure wash?
Yes, and this matters. Siding, roofs, screens, old mortar, painted wood and stucco should be soft washed instead. High pressure forces water behind siding, strips shingle granules and gouges soft wood. We reserve real pressure for hard, durable surfaces.
Do you need to use my water and electricity?
We need access to an outside water spigot, which is all. Our equipment is self-contained otherwise, so we don't need your power. If your property has no working outside tap, tell us when booking and we'll plan around it.
How soon can I walk or park on the surface?
As soon as it's dry to the touch, usually within an hour or two depending on sun and airflow. In cooler or shaded conditions give it a little longer, and we'll tell you before we leave.
Can you remove rust and irrigation stains?
In most cases yes. Orange irrigation staining from well water and rust from metal furniture need a dedicated rust remover rather than pressure alone, because pressure just polishes the stain. It's a separate treatment and we'll flag it in the quote.
Free Estimate
Get your free quote.
Tell us what needs cleaning and we'll send a clear, no-obligation price — fast. Most quotes go out the same day.
- Fully insured — your property is protected.
- Soft-wash methods that are safe for siding, roofs & plants.
- Satisfaction guaranteed on every job.
Prefer to talk?
(614) 316-2302