Siding · Patios · Walkways
Pressure Washing in Cumberland, Maine
Pressure washing for siding, patios, walkways and stonework — years of grime gone in an afternoon.
- 5.0 · 4 Google reviews
- Licensed & insured
- Licensed arborist on staff
- Own crew & equipment
- Free estimates
- Based in Cumberland, ME
In Cumberland, Maine, years of algae, pollen and grime come off in an afternoon — if the pressure is right. We wash house siding, patios, walkways, steps and stonework at the correct pressure for each surface, lifting the buildup without scarring wood, etching mortar or blowing joint sand out of your pavers.
What We Build
Pressure Washing, in detail.
House Washing
Siding, trim and gutters washed clean of green algae and gray grime — the whole house looks freshly painted by dinner.
Patios & Walkways
Pavers, flagstone, concrete and cobblestone brought back to their installed color, with joint sand and mortar protected.
Stonework & Hard Surfaces
Steps, walls, aprons and pool surrounds — the stonework we build is the stonework we know how to clean.
Pricing
What does Pressure Washing cost in Maine?
$275–$650
Typical range. Typical single-family house wash. Stories, staining and add-on surfaces move the price.
Every job starts with a free walk of the property — you get the exact price before any work begins.
Why Expert Lawn & Landscape
Local crew. No shortcuts on Pressure Washing.
Own crew. Own equipment.
A real shop on Wilson Road with real equipment — not a truck and a trailer. One crew takes your project from raw ground to finished, with no subcontractor handoffs.
Priced straight.
We walk your property and price the job straight — no pressure, no vague allowances, and free estimates on every job.
Guaranteed to hold its lines.
Every base is excavated, compacted and pitched for drainage before a stone is set or a seed goes down, so the work looks the same in January as it did in June.
5.0 · 4 Google reviews
What customers say.
Austin Aube
2 months ago
Great work. Went above and beyond. The stripes look amazing
Elijah McBride
2 months ago
Great customer service!
Josh
2 months ago
I’ve had the opportunity to see the quality of work that Expert Lawn & Landscape delivers, and I can confidently say they take pride in what they do. The owner is extremely precise, pays close attention to detail, and genuinely cares about doing the job right. Their landscaping work is clean, professional, and high quality. If you’re looking for someone who is reliable, hardworking, and committed to making your property look its best, I highly recommend Expert Lawn & Landscape.
Questions
Straight answers.
Will pressure washing damage my siding or stone?
Not the way we do it. Different surfaces get different pressure — soft-wash levels for siding, controlled pressure for stone and concrete. The goal is clean, not stripped.
How often should surfaces be washed?
Most Maine homes benefit from a wash every one to two years — shaded north sides green up fastest. Patios and walks are usually an every-spring refresh.
Can you wash and re-sand my paver patio?
Yes — we wash pavers and can re-sand the joints afterward, which is the right way to finish the job and keep the surface locked tight.
How much does house washing cost in Maine?
A typical single-family wash is $275–$650 depending on stories, staining and whether we are also doing the patio or walks. We quote after we see the siding.
Do you use bleach or soft wash?
Siding gets a soft wash — detergent and low pressure — so we lift algae without driving water behind the clapboards. Hard surfaces get controlled pressure matched to the material.
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Tell us about the property and we will walk it with you, measure and price the job straight. We reply within one business day.
Need it today? Call (207) 402-2169
Mon–Sat 7:00am – 5:00pm
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Tell us about your property and we will walk it with you — free estimates, straight answers, work guaranteed to hold its lines.
Mon–Sat 7:00am – 5:00pm · Based in Cumberland, Maine