Wash Doctors Pressure Washing Service Areas

As long as your deck boards have not begun rotting and falling apart already Wash Doctors Pressure Washing has a very high success rate cleaning dirty neglected decks, check out our Instagram we have a bunch of amazing deck transformations posted there.

Wash Doctors Pressure Washing leverages advanced 3 or 4 stage reverse osmosis water filtration systems for our window cleaning projects. This allows us to clean your windows and frames effectively, rinsing off dirt and grime with pure water that leaves no streaks or water spots after drying.

Polymeric sand is a specially blended jointing sand that has polymers or binding agents mixed into it; when water is added, it hardens slightly and locks the pavers together while still staying a bit flexible. It is swept into the gaps between interlock pavers as one of the last steps of installation to stabilize the surface. For residential interlock (like driveways, walkways, and patios), polymeric sand is important because it helps prevent the pavers from shifting, reduces water washing the sand out, and cuts down on weeds and ants coming up through the joints, which extends the life and appearance of the installation. It also keeps the joints looking cleaner and more uniform, meaning less maintenance for the homeowner over time.

Yes. Wash Doctors provides pressure washing and window cleaning across many York Region and GTA service areas. Visit your city’s pressure washing or window cleaning page for more details.

Short answer, yes. If you run your finger down your window frames and see chalky residue this is called oxidation. Over time harsh UV rays, pollutants, and moisture can cause window frames and siding to break down. At a certain point there's not much you can do to avoid it other than hiring an oxidation specialist to remove oxidation.

Wash Doctors also provides driveway cleaning, polymeric sand, interlock sealing, house washing, deck cleaning, and commercial exterior cleaning in many service areas. Call to confirm availability.

Yes. Many homeowners book both services together for a full exterior refresh.

Polymeric sand is not permanent. If installed properly, and with proper ongoing maintenance from the homeowner polymeric sand can last many years.