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Pricing

What things cost in Gibsonton

Real ranges, published up front. Firm number on the callback.

By service

Reviewed 2026-08-27

House Washing (Soft Wash) $150 – $400 typical Gibsonton single-story to two-story home Roof Cleaning (Soft Wash) $300 – $600 typical shingle or tile roof Driveway & Sidewalk Cleaning $100 – $250 standard 2-car driveway Paver Cleaning & Sealing Clean $150 – $350 · Clean + seal $500 – $1,500 cleaning only $150–$350; cleaning plus sealing $500–$1,500, by area Pool Cage & Lanai Cleaning $150 – $400 by cage size Fence Cleaning $100 – $300 by length and material Gutter Cleaning & Brightening $75 – $200 interior debris clearing; brightening quoted as an add-on

Bundles

House + driveway

The most common pairing. One setup, one visit, and the two surfaces most visible from the street.

$225 – $550

House + roof

Done in the right order — roof first so runoff lands on surfaces still to be cleaned rather than finished ones.

$400 – $900

Whole-exterior refresh

House, driveway, walkways, and screen enclosure together. Typically what people book before listing a home or ahead of family visiting.

$500 – $1,100

Questions about pricing

How much does pressure washing cost in Gibsonton?

It depends on the surface. Most single-story house washes land between $150 and $300. A standard two-car driveway runs $100 to $250. Roof cleaning runs $300 to $600. Every service on this site publishes its own range along with the factors that move the number, and every job is quoted individually after a callback.

Why are prices on the site at all? Nobody else does that.

Because withholding them wastes everyone’s time. If what you had in mind and what this actually costs are nowhere near each other, you should be able to work that out in half a minute rather than after a phone call and a site visit. The numbers here are what jobs in Gibsonton actually land at, not a low anchor that climbs once someone is standing on your driveway.

What pushes a quote higher?

Height and accumulated growth, mostly. A second story. A gap of two years or more since the last cleaning. Tile rather than shingle. Larger footprints. Anything ending in a sealer. Rust and oil treatments, which need separate chemistry rather than more pressure.

What brings it down?

Being on a regular cycle rather than catching up. A single-story footprint. Putting two or three services into one visit. And flexibility on the date, which is worth more than people expect.

Do you offer bundles?

Yes, and bundling is genuinely cheaper because setup and travel happen once instead of three times. House plus driveway typically runs $225 to $550. House plus roof runs $400 to $900. A whole-exterior refresh runs $500 to $1,100.

Why not just give me the final number now?

You get the range immediately, and the contractor gives you a firm number on the callback once they know the size, height and condition. A final figure quoted sight-unseen is either padded to cover the worst case or going to be revised on arrival, and neither of those helps you compare quotes.

My lot has extra concrete — boat parking and a long walk down toward the water. How is that priced?

By area rather than by the standard two-car driveway assumption. Waterfront and larger lots along the river frequently have two or three times the hardscape of a subdivision lot, so the published driveway range does not describe them well. Mention it on the callback and the number reflects what is actually there.

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