Long-lasting exterior cleaning for Cypress homes — Bridgeland, Towne Lake, Fairfield, and beyond.
From Bridgeland to Towne Lake, Cypress homeowners trust A&T's Pressure Washing — proudly based right here in Cypress — for driveways, siding, and roofs that look freshly built. Houston's Gulf Coast humidity, heavy rainfall, and shade from live oaks create the perfect breeding ground for algae, mildew, and the black streaks (gloeocapsa magma) that creep across roofs, siding, and concrete — often within months of a routine cleaning. We service the master-planned communities of Cypress with pressure washing for concrete and pavers, soft washing for stucco and painted siding, and careful, HOA-friendly technique across every subdivision.
Driveways, patios, concrete, and pavers restored to like-new — engineered for Cypress's heat and humidity.
Low-pressure, chemical-safe cleaning for siding, stucco, and brick that lifts algae and grime without damage.
Roof washing, window cleaning, gutter cleaning, and fence cleaning — a full exterior refresh in one visit.
A look at the kind of finish you can expect for your Cypress home.






Most Cypress driveway and walkway packages start around $279, with full-home soft wash packages typically running $400–$800. As a locally based crew, we offer some of the fastest free estimates in the area.
Yes — we're familiar with local HOA expectations and happy to provide proof of insurance and job documentation for community approval when needed.
Yes — we regularly clean lakefront patios, pavers, and outdoor living spaces, using techniques that won't disturb nearby water features or landscaping.
Cypress's combination of lake features, irrigation, and Gulf humidity accelerates algae growth on stucco and shaded concrete — most homeowners see the best results with annual soft washing.
Yes — we routinely clean extended driveways and large paver courtyards common in Bridgeland and Blackhorse Ranch, with volume-friendly pricing.
Free, no-pressure estimates. Licensed and insured. Same-week scheduling across Cypress.