Pressure washing is also called power washing, so these are power washing prices too. The figures come from Outwash, a Toronto exterior cleaning company with over 15 years of experience. Our page on pressure washing in Toronto explains what we clean and how.
| Service | Typical price | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| House washing, 1 storey | $300 to $500 | A single-storey home, such as a bungalow. |
| House washing, 2 storeys | $500 to $900 | It may need ladders or a lift. |
| House washing, 3 storeys | $900 and up | The price depends on the size and the height. |
| Driveway | $200 to $450 | Most driveways fall in this range. Heavy stains can cost more. |
| Deck | $250 to $600 | It depends on the size and the material. Wood may need a low-pressure soft wash. |
| Fence, 100 feet | $180 to $300 | About $1.80 to $3.00 per foot of fence. |
| Roof cleaning | $400 to $1,500 | Done as a low-pressure soft wash. |
| Gutter cleaning | $139 to $450 | A small bungalow starts at $139. See our page on gutter cleaning in Toronto. |
| Commercial building | About $0.40 to $0.50 per square foot | Large jobs, such as building walls. |
| Minimum charge | $249 | Our minimum for one visit. A small area costs less when we do it along with other pressure washing at the same house. |
All prices are in Canadian dollars. They are typical prices for 2026, not a fixed quote. Your price depends on the job.
Companies commonly price pressure washing in three ways. Many also set a minimum charge.
Large areas, such as parking lots and building walls, are often priced by the square foot. They usually get a lower rate per square foot than small areas.
Hourly rates in Toronto run $100 to $200. Many companies quote by area or by job instead.
A flat rate is common for residential jobs. A driveway might be $200 to $450, and house washing $300 to $900 or more.
Our minimum charge for a visit is $249. A small area costs less when we do it along with other pressure washing at the same house.
Eight things decide what you pay. Knowing them helps you read a quote.
The bigger the surface, the higher the total, even though large jobs often get a lower rate.
Wood, siding and roof shingles need low pressure and more care, and that takes longer. Concrete is faster to clean.
Heavy mould, oil stains and algae need extra passes and cleaning products. Surfaces that are cleaned regularly cost less than ones left for years.
Ground-level jobs such as driveways cost less than roofs and upper storeys, which can need ladders, lifts or extra safety gear.
Rates in Toronto and other large cities are higher than in small towns. Travel distance within the GTA can also change a quote.
Spring and summer are the busy months, so prices can be a little higher then.
One surface costs less than several, so ask what the quote includes.
Grease, gum and graffiti need special methods and products, so these jobs cost more than a standard wash.
These are typical prices for Toronto homes, surface by surface. To see what we clean around a home, visit our page on residential pressure washing in Toronto.
Commercial jobs are usually priced by area and by scope. Expect about $0.40 to $0.50 per square foot. Large projects are quoted one by one and often get a lower rate per square foot.
After-hours work and tall buildings that need a lift can also raise the price.
Our page on commercial pressure washing in Toronto lists what we clean for businesses.
These tips help you get more for your money.
Have the house, driveway and deck cleaned in one visit. The crew is already on site, so ask for a package price.
Ask a few companies for a quote, and make sure each one covers the same surfaces. The cheapest is not always the best, so check reviews and insurance too.
Prices can be a little higher in the busy months. If your timing is flexible, ask about late fall.
Some companies give a lower price to first-time clients, for referrals or on a yearly plan. It never hurts to ask.
Move cars, furniture and toys before the crew arrives. The crew can then start right away, and that saves time.
A yearly wash keeps dirt from building up. Each job is then quicker and costs less than cleaning off years of grime.
A price list only goes so far, because every property is different.
Outwash carries $5 million in liability insurance and WSIB coverage.
Can’t find your question below? Call us at 1-647-224-2064.
A driveway usually costs $200 to $450. House washing costs $300 to $500 for one storey and $500 to $900 for two. Our minimum charge for a visit is $249.
Most driveways cost $200 to $450, and heavy stains can cost more. A small area costs less when we do it along with other pressure washing at the same house.
A one-storey house costs $300 to $500, and a two-storey house $500 to $900. Three-storey homes start at $900.
A deck costs $250 to $600, depending on the size and the material. Wood may need a low-pressure soft wash.
Roof cleaning costs $400 to $1,500. Gutter cleaning usually costs $139 to $450, and the low end is for a small bungalow.
Both are used. Large areas such as parking lots are often priced by the square foot. Hourly rates in Toronto run $100 to $200. Residential jobs often get one flat rate.
Yes. Our minimum charge for a visit is $249. A small area costs less when we do it along with other pressure washing at the same house.
Yes. With Outwash, you get a clear quote before we start, with no hidden fees.
For most homes, once a year is enough. Busy commercial areas may need washing monthly or every season. The right schedule depends on the surface, the traffic and how fast dirt builds up.
See what we clean and how we work.
Planning more work on your property? You can find more cleaning tips on our blog.
Tell us about your property and we’ll send you a free quote. Prefer to talk? Call us at 1-647-224-2064.
