From 1,753 residents in 1960 to over 48,000 today
Pressure Washing in Cypress, CA
Concrete, stucco and roofs from the city's 1960s building boom, cleaned with methods that fit their age.
- Free on-site estimates
- Written, itemized quote before work starts
- Wash water kept out of the gutter and storm drains

Where Dairy Land Became Tract Homes
Most requests for pressure washing in Cypress come from homes built during one fast decade. The city had 1,753 residents in 1960 and 31,569 by 1970, after the dairies that once filled it sold out to housing developers. That means a large share of driveways, walkways and patios in town have been outdoors for half a century or more, and they react differently to cleaning than new concrete does.
Why older concrete needs a different approach
Concrete poured in the 1960s has had decades of sun, sprinklers and car traffic. The top layer, or cream, is often worn thin, which exposes small stones and makes the surface more porous. Porous concrete holds oil and dirt deeper. Blasting it at full pressure with a narrow tip can leave visible stripes or wear the surface further. We use a rotary surface cleaner at controlled pressure, pre-treat stains, and finish with a rinse. Expect a big improvement, but not a brand-new look on slabs that are already pitted.
Services for Cypress homes and businesses
Residential
House washing for stucco and painted trim, driveway and concrete cleaning, roof soft washing for streaked composition or tile roofs, paver and patio cleaning, and solar panel cleaning for systems that collect dust and droppings.
Commercial
Sidewalks, entryways, drive-thru lanes and dumpster pads for shops and offices. Cypress has a sizable commercial and institutional base, from Cypress College to the Los Alamitos Race Course, which sits inside city limits despite its name.
Household size and outdoor use
Census estimates put the average Cypress household at about 3.02 people, and the 2020 Census found 37.4% of households had children under 18. Backyards get used hard here: patio furniture, play areas, grills and pets all leave marks. We can clean a patio, then follow up with a sealer that makes grease and food spills easier to wipe up later.
Owners who stay
The owner-occupied rate is about 68.1%, the median owner-occupied value is $913,900, and 92.5% of residents lived in the same home a year earlier, per Census estimates. When people plan to stay, they tend to want a cleaning schedule rather than a one-off. We can set up a yearly or twice-yearly visit for the driveway and house, with roof and solar cleaning as needed.
Water and drains
We keep wash water out of the gutter wherever we can by directing it into landscaping, covering storm drain inlets and using only cleaning products suited to outdoor residential use. Outdoor water-use rules come from your water provider, so check your bill for any current restrictions; we will plan around them.
Pricing and estimates
Cost depends on surface size, condition and access. We give a typical range on the phone and a firm written price after we look. Call (714) 640-6791 for a free estimate.
Cypress at a Glance
- Built out in the 1960s. Dairies sold their land to housing developers during the 1960s and none remained by the 1970s. Population jumped from 1,753 in 1960 to 31,569 in 1970.
- Started as Dairy City. Cypress was incorporated on July 24, 1956 as Dairy City by farmers trying to hold off developers. Residents renamed it Cypress in 1957, after the local elementary school.
- Owner-occupied and settled. Census ACS data for 2020 to 2024 show a 68.1% owner-occupied rate, a median home value of $913,900, median household income of $130,215 and 92.5% of residents in the same home as a year before.
- Once called Waterville. Before incorporation the area was nicknamed Waterville because of its many artesian wells. Today the city covers about 6.61 square miles of land at an elevation of 39 feet.

Cypress Questions
Will pressure washing damage my 1960s driveway?
Not when it is done correctly. Older slabs in Cypress often have worn surfaces, so we lower the pressure, use a surface cleaner instead of a narrow wand tip and pre-treat stains so the machine does less work. That avoids striping and extra wear.
Can you remove oil stains from the garage apron?
Fresh oil usually lifts well with a degreaser and hot or warm water. Old stains that have soaked into porous concrete will lighten but may leave a shadow. We test a spot and tell you what to expect before cleaning the whole area.
Do you clean tile roofs?
Yes. We soft wash tile and composition roofs using a low-pressure application of cleaning solution, then rinse. We do not walk on fragile tile more than needed, and we never use high pressure on a roof.
Do you clean commercial properties in Cypress?
Yes. We clean sidewalks, entries and dumpster areas for retail centers, offices and other businesses, and we can schedule early mornings or evenings so customers are not disturbed.
Free Estimates in Cypress, CA
Free estimates on Cypress driveways, roofs and homes.
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