Pressure Washing in Randolph, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Johnson's pressure washing

Pressure Washing

Randleman, NC

Johnson's Pressure Washing cleans semis and logging equipment with heated water and gutters using a vacuum that minimizes ladder use.

  • Semi-truck and logging-equipment fleet washing
  • Fleet equipment with built-up grease, fluids, or dirt
  • Apartment and HOA common-area and signage cleaning

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Paul Brothers Softwash

Pressure Washing

Asheboro, NC

Paul Brothers SoftWash has served Asheboro and Piedmont Triad properties since 2019, offering roof washing, concrete cleaning, and commercial gas station cleaning.

  • Roof cleaning requiring low-pressure techniques
  • Homes needing house washing for mold, mildew, dirt, or pollen
  • Driveways, sidewalks, patios, or other concrete surfaces with grime or rust

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FAQ

How much does pressure washing cost in Randolph County?

Pricing varies with the surface area, material, access, buildup, and whether the job involves roofs, concrete, gutters, or commercial equipment. Ask for a project-specific estimate rather than relying on a flat rate.

What should I look for when hiring someone to wash a roof?

Look for low-pressure roof-washing methods and cleaning solutions suited to roofing materials; high pressure can damage some roofs. Paul Brothers Softwash specifically lists low-pressure roof washing and non-damaging chemicals.

How long does a pressure-washing job usually take?

A small driveway or house-washing job may take less time than a roof, apartment common area, or fleet-cleaning project. The actual schedule depends on the property's size, buildup, access, and weather, so request a time estimate with the quote.

Should I choose pressure washing or soft washing for a house?

Soft washing or another low-pressure method is generally the better fit for roof and exterior surfaces that could be damaged by high pressure. Concrete and heavily soiled fleet equipment may call for stronger pressure or heated water.