For residential pools, a good rule of thumb is to pressure wash the pool area once or twice a year, depending on exposure to dirt, algae, and weather conditions. Commercial pool areas may require more frequent cleaning due to higher foot traffic.

When performed by professionals, pressure washing is completely safe. Our team at Master of Brush Painting Services ensures the correct pressure and techniques are used to avoid damage to delicate pool tiles, concrete, or stone surfaces.

We can pressure wash a variety of poolside areas, including pool decks, fences, coping stones, tiles, and even pool furniture. Our goal is to keep every part of your pool area looking its best.

The time it takes depends on the size of your pool area. Smaller residential pools may take 1-2 hours, while larger commercial pool areas might take several hours to complete.

Yes, pressure washing is an effective method for removing algae, mold, mildew, and other organic contaminants from your pool area. For stubborn mold, additional treatments may be recommended.

No, it is not necessary to drain the pool before pressure washing. We focus on cleaning the surrounding surfaces of the pool, including decks and tiles, without affecting the water quality of your pool.