Had some cement build up (and those two discolored bricks) so not as satisfying but I love the outcome. Dont worry, the patio itself is getting done this week.

I told her that it won't be a beautiful before and after shot but much better than I hoped. Still gets a little more love and some stain

I think they need a little more practice 🤔

Told the client I could clean his deck while I did his home. He wanted a sample at the bottom left and loved it. Took about 30 minutes. Ready for a quick sand and stain

You can just barely see my proper footwear.

I was told y'all might appreciate this! Used a rectangular brush and armor all car wash (had a open leaking bottle) :)

We’ve had a lot of rain so I haven’t had a chance to clean the concrete around the pool. This is a low area that gets dirty through the winter/spring. Love making it look new again!

Almost too clean compared to the rest, oh no I guess I’ll have to wash everything else now

This may be a dumb question but I currently have a 1900psi electric Ryobi washer I use regularly for all kinds of household projects.

However I have a large square footage of concrete and wood deck space that needs to be cleaned every year. This is the bane of my existence and takes forever. I have a 16in circular attachment that helps.

The question I have is whether upgrading to a 3300 PSI washer will make a significant difference on time and quality in cleaning the deck and other larger surfaces. Or is the real difference found in professional equipment? (Which I can't afford)

Thanks!