Pressure Washing in the Houston Area

Houston's humid summers don't just grow grass fast — they grow algae and mildew on anything that stays damp and shaded, and a driveway, sidewalk, patio or fence can go from gray to green-black within a season. Jose Bulnes pressure washes those surfaces back to what they actually look like underneath: concrete stripped of algae and grime, wood fences washed clean of the mildew that builds up in the shade of a fence line.

Jbulnes Landscaping serves Houston, Katy, Cypress, Sugar Land and Richmond, bilingual in English and Spanish. Call or WhatsApp Jose at (346) 609-4851 for a cotización sin compromiso — a no-obligation quote.

What's included

Driveways and sidewalks stripped of algae, mildew and grime
Patios washed back to their original concrete color
Wood fences washed clean and ready for stain or sealant
Humidity-driven mildew and algae removed from concrete and wood
Buildup that grows back fast in Houston's wet summers, cleared off
Serving Houston, Katy, Cypress, Sugar Land and Richmond

Concrete and wood get treated differently. Driveways, sidewalks and patios get washed down to strip off algae, mildew, dirt and the tire marks and stains that build up over time, bringing the concrete back to its actual color instead of the gray-green film that grows over it. Wood fences get washed before anything else touches them, because dirt and mildew sitting on the surface keep a stain or sealant from soaking in evenly — a clean, dry fence takes a coat of stain the way it's supposed to, instead of holding it unevenly over a layer of grime.

How we work

See the surface

Jose looks at what's grown on the concrete or wood and how heavy the buildup is before quoting.

No-obligation quote

You get a no-obligation quote based on the surfaces and how much needs washing, in English or Spanish.

Wash it down

The driveway, sidewalk, patio or fence gets pressure washed, working the algae, mildew and grime off the surface.

Walk it with you

Jose shows you the cleaned surface and points out anything, like a fence, that's now ready for stain or sealant.

Common questions

What is that green or black film on my driveway or patio?

It's algae and mildew, which grow fast on concrete in Houston's humidity, especially in shaded or low-traffic areas. Pressure washing strips it off and brings the concrete back to its real color.

Should I have my fence pressure washed before staining it?

Yes — dirt and mildew sitting on the wood keep a stain from soaking in evenly. Washing the fence first clears the surface so the stain goes on clean wood instead of over grime.

How often does a driveway or patio need to be pressure washed?

It depends on the yard — how much shade it gets, how much moisture sits on it, and how it's held up so far. Once it starts looking green, gray or slippery again, it's due for another wash.

Do you only wash driveways, or fences too?

Both, along with sidewalks and patios. Tell Jose which surfaces need it and he'll quote the job based on what's actually there.