How Much Does Pressure Washing Cost in Ocala, Marion & Citrus County? (2026 Guide)

If you're looking for pressure washing in the Ocala area, one of the first things you want to know is what it's going to cost. Pricing varies based on what you're having cleaned, how large the area is, and how severe the staining has become. This guide gives you honest, up-to-date cost ranges for the Marion and Citrus County area so you know what to expect before you start getting quotes.

These numbers are based on what we see across real jobs in 2026 — not national averages pulled from a cost estimation website. Local pricing reflects local conditions, and our area has specific factors that affect what you'll pay.

Pressure Washing Cost by Service Type

House Washing (Soft Wash) — $250 to $500

A full exterior house wash using the soft wash method typically runs between $250 and $500 for a standard single-story home in Marion or Citrus County. Two-story homes land at the higher end of that range, and larger homes (over 2,500 square feet) may exceed $500. The price covers all siding surfaces, soffits, fascia, window frames, and a light rinse of walkways immediately adjacent to the house.

Soft washing uses specialized cleaning solutions that cost more than plain water, which is why house washing is priced higher per square foot than concrete cleaning. The trade-off is that the results last significantly longer — typically two to three years versus six to twelve months with water-only cleaning.

Driveway and Sidewalk Cleaning — $150 to $300

A standard two-car driveway cleaning in the Ocala area runs $150 to $300. The main variable is length. A 20-foot driveway costs less than a 60-foot driveway — straightforward. Sidewalks, front walkways, and curb areas are often included or added for a small upcharge.

If your driveway has heavy oil stains or deeply embedded rust staining (common near well water systems in Citrus County), the price may be higher due to the specialty products and extra dwell time required to treat those stains.

Pool Deck and Patio Cleaning — $150 to $350

Pool deck cleaning cost depends on square footage and surface material. A standard pool cage area with concrete or paver decking falls in the $150 to $350 range. Larger lanai areas, homes with extensive paver decking extending beyond the cage, or decks with heavy algae buildup will be toward the top of that range.

Screened enclosure washing (the screen panels themselves) is sometimes included in pool deck pricing, but it's worth asking. Cleaning the screens adds labor and is often quoted separately.

Gutter Cleaning and Brightening — $100 to $250

Gutter cleaning (interior debris removal) starts around $100 for a standard single-story home. If you also want gutter brightening — removing the dark oxidation streaks from the exterior face of the gutters — expect $150 to $250 total. Two-story homes with hard-to-reach gutters are at the higher end.

Full Exterior Package — $400 to $800

Many homeowners in our area bundle services: house wash, driveway, and walkways as a single visit. Bundled pricing typically saves 10 to 20 percent versus booking each service separately. A full exterior package for a standard single-story home with a two-car driveway generally falls between $400 and $800.

Roof Cleaning — $300 to $600

Roof soft washing is less frequently requested but important for extending your roof's lifespan. Pricing depends on roof size, pitch, and the extent of algae coverage. A typical single-story shingle roof runs $300 to $600. Tile roofs are on the higher end due to the additional care required.

What Affects Your Price

When you get a quote from a professional pressure washing company, several factors determine where your job falls within these ranges:

Square Footage

The single biggest factor. A 1,200-square-foot home costs less to wash than a 2,800-square-foot home. A 20-foot driveway costs less than a 60-foot one. Most companies price by the square foot or by the job after estimating the area.

Stain Severity

A home that was washed a year ago and has light pollen dusting is a quicker job than a home that hasn't been touched in five years with deep algae staining and black mold streaks. Heavily stained surfaces require more cleaning solution, longer dwell times, and sometimes multiple passes.

Accessibility

Single-story homes are simpler than two-story homes. Areas blocked by heavy landscaping, fencing, or tight property lines require more time and care. In some Citrus County communities with narrow lots — Beverly Hills, Citrus Hills, and parts of Lecanto — access can add complexity.

Surface Type

Different surfaces require different methods and equipment. Concrete driveways are the most straightforward. Delicate surfaces like stucco, Hardie board, and painted wood require soft washing with specialized solutions. Pool decks with textured coatings need a careful approach. Specialty surfaces add time and skill.

Water Source

Most jobs use your home's exterior hose bib. In rare cases — usually rural properties in Citrus County or the outskirts of Dunnellon — the water pressure from the home's well is too low to feed a pressure washing machine effectively. If we need to bring a water tank, that adds to the cost.

How to Compare Quotes

If you're getting multiple quotes (which we encourage), here's how to make an apples-to-apples comparison:

Confirm what's included. Does the "house wash" price include soffits, fascia, and window frames, or just the siding? Does the driveway price include the walkway to the front door? Ask specifically.
Ask about method. A legitimate pressure washing company should be able to tell you whether they'll soft wash or pressure wash each surface. If someone says they'll pressure wash your vinyl siding, that's a red flag.
Check for insurance. Any company working on your property should carry general liability insurance and workers' compensation. Ask for a certificate of insurance. If they can't provide one, move on.
Look for reviews. Check Google reviews for the company. Quantity and recency both matter. A company with 50 reviews from the last year is more reliable than one with 5 reviews from three years ago.
Ask about their guarantee. Reputable companies stand behind their work. If you're not satisfied with the results, they should be willing to come back and address it.

Red Flags in Lowball Estimates

In every market, there are operators who undercut everyone else. In pressure washing, cheap often means one of the following:

No insurance. Operating without insurance keeps overhead low. It also means you're liable if they damage your property or someone gets hurt on your job site.
Water only, no cleaning solutions. Spraying water is cheap. Using professional-grade surfactants and biocides costs money. The difference in results — and how long they last — is dramatic.
Pressure washing everything. Using high pressure on every surface (including your siding) is faster than soft washing. It's also how siding gets damaged, window seals get blown, and paint gets stripped.
No surface cleaner on driveways. A proper driveway cleaning uses a surface cleaner — a flat spinning attachment that provides uniform cleaning. Using a wand leaves visible stripes. It's faster (and cheaper) to wand a driveway, but the result looks terrible.
Unlicensed operation. In Florida, pressure washing requires a business license and proper registration. Unlicensed operators have no accountability if something goes wrong.

We've been called in to fix damage caused by cut-rate operators more times than we can count. A cracked stucco wall or water-damaged interior from blown window seals costs far more to repair than the difference between a cheap quote and a proper one.

Why "Cheapest" Often Costs More in the Long Run

A water-only pressure wash on your siding might look decent for two months. A proper soft wash looks good for two to three years. If you're paying $200 every three months for surface-level cleaning versus $350 once every two years for a soft wash that kills the growth at the root, the math is clear.

The same applies to driveways. A half-hearted cleaning that leaves embedded stains means you'll be calling again in six months. A thorough job with proper pre-treatment and a surface cleaner lasts a full year or more.

Get a Free Estimate

B&B Pressure Clean provides free same-day estimates throughout Marion and Citrus County — Ocala, Dunnellon, Crystal River, Inverness, Homosassa, Beverly Hills, and all surrounding communities. We'll walk your property with you, explain exactly what we recommend for each surface, and give you a clear price with no hidden fees.

Request a quote online or call us directly. We'll get back to you the same day.