

Most of the houses I wash in Augusta are in West Augusta, and this year I have also had jobs near Augusta National and in South Augusta. I'm based across the river in Aiken, so Augusta is a short drive for me.
Updated October 2026 by Kenny Monks, owner of Rooted Exterior Solutions.
What I Clean on a House Wash
A house wash is a soft wash from the roofline down: siding, soffits, the outside of the gutters, window frames, doors and trim. A cleaning mix loosens the algae, mildew and dirt, and a low-pressure rinse carries it off. I don't blast siding with high pressure.
Older Homes and Painted Brick
Homes in Augusta-Richmond County are generally older than the ones across the line in Columbia County, which is one more reason I keep the pressure low. I also see a lot of painted brick in Augusta, mostly on houses that were renovated to sell, because painting the brick is a quick way to give a house a new look. Painted brick gets a low-pressure wash so the paint stays on the wall.
Getting a House Ready for Guests, a Sale or Paint
In September I washed a house near Augusta National that was being set up as a Masters-week rental. The job was a house wash, a post-construction clean-up and 29 windows cleaned by hand.
Property managers, realtors and painters around Augusta call me back when a house has to be ready for a tenant, a listing or a coat of paint. For paint prep I rinse harder to take off flaking paint.
What House Washing Costs in Augusta
Most house washes in Augusta run about $300 to $500. I price by the size of the house and how hard it is to wash, so a large or difficult house costs more. Adding a driveway, deck or fence to the same visit earns a bundle discount.
I also offer a military discount, which matters with Fort Gordon next door. Only one discount applies to a job.
Commercial Work in Augusta
I clean commercial properties in Augusta too. One restaurant has me out every month for a maintenance wash, and I handled a post-construction clean-up on a large building that included treating red clay stains.
See everything else I do in town on the Augusta exterior cleaning page.
House Washing Questions From Augusta Homeowners
Is soft washing a good idea for my house in Augusta?
Yes. Augusta's heat and humidity grow algae and mildew fast, especially on shaded sides, and many homes here are older. High pressure can chip paint and mortar and force water behind siding. A low-pressure soft wash cleans the house without that risk. I have washed around 4,000 homes across the CSRA.
How much does house washing cost in Augusta, GA?
Most house washes run about $300 to $500, depending on the size of the house and how hard it is to wash. Request a quote and I will give you a price for your house.
Is soft washing safe for painted brick?
Yes. I wash painted brick at low pressure so the paint stays put. If the house is about to be repainted, tell me, because paint prep calls for a harder rinse to remove flaking paint.
Can you get a rental ready before Masters Week?
Yes. I have washed a house and cleaned its windows by hand ahead of a Masters-week rental. Book early so the house is done before your guests arrive.
Do you clean windows too?
Yes. I clean windows by hand, and it can be added to a house wash.
Do you offer a military discount?
Yes. Ask about it when you request a quote. Only one discount applies to a job.
Which parts of Augusta do you cover?
Most of my Augusta work is in West Augusta, and I wash houses in every neighborhood in Augusta and across the rest of the CSRA.
Get a Free House Washing Quote in Augusta
Call or text Kenny at 803-220-1722, or request a quote online. Booking holiday lights this year? We design and install custom-cut Christmas lights across the CSRA. See Christmas light installation.
