Locally owned, community driven, and committed to making every property in NEPA look its best.
Pressure Pros Power Washing started with a simple observation: too many homeowners across Luzerne County were being overcharged for exterior cleaning, or worse, getting damaged siding and stripped landscaping from operators who didn’t know the difference between soft washing and pressure washing. We knew there had to be a better way.
We’re based in Mountain Top, which sits on the ridge between the Wyoming Valley to the north and the Hazleton plateau to the south. That central position lets us reach a homeowner in Wilkes-Barre in fifteen minutes via Route 309, a lakefront cottage at Harveys Lake in twenty-five, and a roof on the Conyngham side in under twenty. We grew up here. The wooded lots, the historic row homes, the lake camps, the small downtown storefronts — we know what NEPA properties need because we live next door to them.
Today, Pressure Pros serves homeowners and businesses across 20 communities in PA, with 800+ reviews on Google averaging 4.9 stars. Every job gets our full attention, from the initial walkthrough to the final sign-off — backed in writing by our No Damage, Guaranteed promise. We’re not a franchise and we’re not just passing through. We live here, we work here, and our reputation is the only thing that travels faster than we do.
We never cut corners. Every job gets our full attention, the right equipment, and the proper technique for the surface being cleaned.
Your satisfaction is our measure of success. We listen to your concerns, explain our process, and make sure you are happy with the results before we leave.
We are proud to serve the Mountain Top community where we live and work. Our reputation is built one neighbor at a time.
We use eco-friendly, biodegradable cleaning solutions that deliver powerful results while staying safe for your family, pets, and landscaping.
When you choose Pressure Pros, you are choosing a team that takes exterior cleaning seriously — and treats your property with respect.
From the cedar shake of a Back Mountain lake house to the brick storefronts on Public Square, here’s what Pressure Pros handles — and how we approach each surface.
Low-pressure soft washing for vinyl, wood, cedar shake, stucco, brick, fiber cement, and aluminum siding. Removes algae, black mold, mildew, pollen, and cobwebs at the root with biodegradable detergents — not just the surface rinse you get from a pressure washer alone.
No-pressure roof wash that kills Gloeocapsa magma — the black streaks on NEPA asphalt shingles. ARMA-compliant technique, safe for architectural shingles, slate, and metal. Adds years to a roof for a fraction of replacement cost.
Surface-cleaner pressure washing for driveways, sidewalks, garage floors, and patios. Lifts oil staining, tire marks, mildew, and ground-in dirt without leaving wand-stripe patterns. Sealing available on request.
Wood, composite, Trex, paver, and natural stone. We adjust pressure and detergent per material — cedar gets different treatment than Trex, and pavers get a polymeric-sand-friendly rinse rather than a blast.
Interior debris cleanout plus exterior face brightening — the vertical tiger-striping that no amount of rain ever rinses off. Downspouts flushed and tested before we leave the property.
Pure-water (deionized) cleaning with soft natural-bristle brushes. The method recommended by every major panel manufacturer — no detergents that compromise anti-reflective coatings, no walking on panels, no warranty risk. Typical soiling losses run 3–7% in NEPA conditions, more in heavy buildup.
Storefronts, multifamily, fleet vehicles, warehouses, and industrial facades. COI on file, scheduled after-hours work for retail and medical, phased work for property managers. See our retail & office, fleet, industrial, and multifamily pages for details.
Mountain Top sits between the Wyoming Valley and the Hazleton plateau on Route 309 — central to every community we serve. Most jobs are within a twenty-minute drive of our staging area.
The ridge towns we live in. Crestwood, Wright Township, Fairview Township, and the I-80/I-81 junction industrial corridor. Same-day estimates are standard here.
The Susquehanna River corridor cities. Wilkes-Barre, Kingston, Plymouth, Nanticoke, Pittston, Exeter, Edwardsville, Larksville, and Wyoming. Historic row homes, downtown storefronts, river-adjacent properties with heavy spring pollen.
West of Wilkes-Barre, up into the ridge. Back Mountain, Dallas, Shavertown, and the lake communities at Harveys Lake. Heavy tree cover means more roof algae and more soft-wash work than the valley.
Hazleton, Drums, Conyngham, Sugarloaf, Freeland, and White Haven. Includes the Humboldt and Valmont industrial parks where we handle commercial facade and fleet work.
