Most homeowners in Lake Country are perfectly capable of pressure washing their own driveways and walkways, but the truth is that time is the one thing no one here has enough of. Between work, travel, family, and maintaining a beautiful property, it just doesn’t make sense to spend your weekends hauling equipment around and trying to get professional results from consumer-grade tools. We would love to help. I use commercial equipment, efficient techniques, and a detail-driven approach to deliver a level of clean that’s fast, consistent, and hassle-free so you can enjoy a spotless property without sacrificing your time, energy, or schedule.
Lake Country
Pressure Washing
Average Cost
Lakestone (Benchlands, Highlands, Waterside)
Lakestone homes often feature exposed aggregate driveways, long concrete paths, and modern slab patios.
Driveways
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Standard double exposed-aggregate driveway: $220–$320
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Larger sloped or curved driveways: $320–$480+
Walkways & Paths
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Front entry walkway: $50–$90
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Full front-to-side walkway system: $120–$190
Patios & Outdoor Areas
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Modern concrete slab patio: $150–$240
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Large entertainment patio: $260–$420+
Most common Lakestone bundle:
Driveway + Front Walkway + Patio — $380–$560
Carrs Landing Road (Carrs Landing Road, Pixie Beach, Coral Beach, Okanagan Centre)
Carr’s Landing has a mix of longer driveways, older concrete, natural stone and everything in between so we prefer to give an in-person estimate.
We are local to Carrs Landing Road, so we will be able to provide you a competitive quote quickly.
Oyama (Oyama Road, Trask Road, Old Mission Road)
Oyama often features weathered concrete, lakefront walkways, and outdoor living spaces.
Driveways
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Standard driveway: $180–$280
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Older, weathered driveway: $220–$340
Walkways
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Lakefront concrete path: $60–$120
Patios
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Lakeside patio: $160–$260
Popular Oyama bundle:
Driveway + Walkways — $240–$380
Contact Us
Address
13215 Carrs Landing Rd.
Contact
604-308-5647
Opening Hours
Mon - Fri
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Frequently Asked Questions
What surfaces can you pressure wash?
We clean driveways, sidewalks, patios, pool decks, pavers, exposed aggregate, retaining walls, and most hardscape surfaces. If it’s concrete, stone, or masonry, we can usually clean it safely and effectively.
Will pressure washing damage my concrete or pavers?
No. We use a commercial 4000 PSI system with the correct nozzles, a surface spinner for even cleaning, and soft washing for delicate areas. This avoids streaks, etching, and unnecessary wear.
How often do Lake Country Homeowners pressure wash?
Most driveways and walkways stay clean for at least a year depending on shade, moisture, and traffic. Areas under trees or near the lake may require more frequent cleaning.
Do you use chemicals?
For most driveways and patios, no chemicals are needed. For algae-heavy areas or pavers, we use a light, eco-safe treatment only when appropriate. We are plant lovers and will protect your landscaping.
Can you remove oil stains or tire marks?
We can significantly lighten or remove most stains. Some deep-set oil stains may not disappear completely, but we’ll always be honest about what’s achievable before starting.
Do I need to be home during the service?
No — as long as we have access to the areas being cleaned and an exterior water connection, we can handle everything while you’re out.
Do you bring your own water?
We use your outdoor spigot (hose bib) for water supply. If access is limited, we can discuss options during the quote.
What is your minimum service charge?
For Lake Country jobs, our minimum is $120, which covers smaller walkways and quick cleanups.
What’s the difference between pressure washing and soft washing?
Pressure washing uses high-pressure water to clean concrete and hard surfaces. Soft washing uses lower pressure with a specialized nozzle and is ideal for delicate surfaces. We choose the safest method for your material.
Do you pressure wash roofs?
No, and no one should. We can carefully clean roofs using our soft wash equipment and some elbow grease.