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Pressure Washing in Soddy-Daisy, TN

Deck cleaning, house soft washing, roof cleaning and long-driveway concrete work for Soddy-Daisy homes and acreage, from the Soddy Creek inlet to the foot of Walden Ridge.
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Aerial view of lakefront homes with boat docks and lifts on calm water

Soddy-Daisy pressure washing, from decks to driveways

Pressure washing in Soddy-Daisy, TN from Chattanooga Washing Co. starts with deck cleaning and fence cleaning and runs through house soft washing, roof soft washing, driveway and concrete cleaning, gutter cleaning, window washing, brick and paver cleaning, and rust and clay removal. We wash siding and roofs at low pressure with biodegradable detergents and save higher pressure for concrete and stone that can take it. Every estimate is free, and the written price comes before any work starts.

Soddy-Daisy formed in April 1969, when the old coal towns of Soddy and Daisy merged along a 9-mile stretch of US 27. The city now has 13,474 residents (2025 Census estimate) on 23.4 square miles of north Hamilton County, about 16 miles from downtown Chattanooga. One in five residents (20.9%) lives on rural land, so a visit here often includes outbuildings and long drives.

What Soddy-Daisy properties need most

  • Decks on 1990s and 2000s homes, the two biggest building decades here (19.2% and 17.7%).
  • Long concrete and gravel-edged drives on acreage lots off US 27 and SR 111.
  • Mildew on west-facing walls shaded by the Cumberland Escarpment each afternoon.
  • Docks, boathouses and seawalls on the Soddy Creek inlet of Chickamauga Lake.
  • Storefronts, signs and lots along the US 27 business strip.

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Deck cleaning in Soddy-Daisy

Soddy-Daisy has a lot of decks to clean. The median home here dates from 1989, and close to two in five went up in the 1990s and 2000s, the years when a pressure-treated pine deck came standard on the back of almost every new house. Twenty to thirty years of lake humidity, ridge shade and spring pollen leave those boards gray, green and slick underfoot.

  • Gray, weathered pressure-treated pine

    Sun breaks down the surface fibers of treated pine and leaves a gray layer that holds dirt and algae. We apply a soft wash mix, give it time to dwell, then rinse with a 25-degree tip held back from the boards. That lifts the gray without raising splinters, the usual damage when someone hits a deck with a narrow 0-degree jet.

  • Tannin stains and leaf prints

    Oak and maple leaves blown off the ridge sit on decks all winter and leave brown tannin prints. Tannins are plant compounds, so they need a different cleaner than mildew does. We treat them as a spot step before the main wash, and we say so up front if a stain has soaked in too deep to come out fully.

  • Fence lines and porch rails

    Privacy and board fences on acreage lots can run hundreds of feet. We wash both faces with the same low-pressure method used on the deck, so the color matches from rail to rail. HomeAdvisor puts fence washing at $150 to $300 as an add-on. We do not stain or seal, so once the wood dries your painter can start.

Long drives, barns and outbuildings on acreage lots

With 20.9% of residents living in the rural parts of the city, a Soddy-Daisy job is often bigger than the house. Drives of a few hundred feet, detached shops, horse barns and equipment sheds all collect red clay, algae and exhaust soot. Red clay stains behave like rust because the color comes from iron oxide in the Ultisol soils of the Southern US, so we pretreat them with an oxalic acid cleaner.

Long concrete drives get a surface cleaner, a spinning bar under a round shroud that leaves an even finish and keeps splash off the siding. HomeAdvisor's 2026 figures put driveway work at $0.30 to $0.55 per square foot nationally. Our driveway cleaning starts at $149, and long rural drives are measured and quoted by the square foot.

The same mix of lake frontage and open land continues south along the shoreline, and we also wash homes and docks in Harrison.

  • Metal shops and pole barns

    Metal siding on a shop or barn picks up the same green film as a house, plus mud splash along the bottom row. We soft wash the panels and use a stronger 2-4% mix on concrete aprons and stone foundations. Hi-lift equipment lets the crew reach tall barn walls and gables without ladders against the metal.

  • Trucks, trailers and farm equipment

    Equipment and fleet washing is part of our commercial work, and it fits rural Soddy-Daisy well: tractors, trailers, boats on trailers and work trucks parked on the same lot. Wash water from these jobs is kept out of ditches and creeks, as the Hamilton County Water Quality Program expects of commercial wash water.

Afternoon shade under the Cumberland Escarpment

Soddy-Daisy sits at the base of the Cumberland Escarpment, the east face of Walden Ridge, with Mowbray Mountain and Flat Top Mountain to the west. The ridge blocks the late sun, so west-facing walls and roof slopes on the streets closest to it stay damp hours longer than homes out toward the lake. That damp is where mildew and algae get started.

Mildew shows as a thin white or gray growth, while mold comes in black, green, blue or red. On Soddy-Daisy siding we often find both on the same wall. A house soft wash with a 0.5-2% sodium hypochlorite mix kills them at the root, and our 12-month mold and mildew free guarantee covers the result for the first year. Most homes here run $249 to $449.

Roofs are the bigger worry. Many 1990s roofs in Soddy-Daisy have never been cleaned, and ARMA warns against power washers and brushes on asphalt shingles because they strip granules. We soft wash with a 4-6% roof mix and a 15 to 20 minute dwell, then rinse gently. Roof cleaning starts at $399.

Leaf fall off the ridge fills gutters fast. The local baseline is two cleanings a year, one in late spring and one after the leaves come down in November. Gutter cleaning starts at $149, and the black stripes on the gutter face are brightened during the same visit.

Pressure washing services for Soddy-Daisy

  • Deck cleaning and fence cleaning

    Our lead service in Soddy-Daisy, sized for the big back decks on 1990s and 2000s homes. Treated pine, cedar and composite decks are cleaned at low pressure, along with board and privacy fences. Algae, mildew and gray fibers come off; the wood is left clean and dry for staining by someone else, since we do not stain or seal.

  • Driveway pressure washing

    Subdivision driveways off US 27 and long rural drives near SR 111 are cleaned with a surface cleaner for an even finish. Oil spots, tire marks and red clay get pretreated first. Prices start at $149 for a two-car driveway, with longer drives quoted by the square foot on a free estimate.

  • Roof soft washing

    Black Gloeocapsa magma streaks, moss and lichen removed from shingle and metal roofs using a soft wash mix, never a pressure wand. Escarpment-shaded slopes in Soddy-Daisy grow moss faster than open ones, so we check every face of the roof. Roof cleaning starts at $399.

  • Soft wash house washing

    Vinyl, brick, wood and fiber cement siding washed with biodegradable detergents and a low-pressure rinse, including soffits, porches, shutters and garage doors. Lake-facing and ridge-facing walls usually need the longest dwell. House washing runs $249 to $449 for most Soddy-Daisy homes and includes the 12-month guarantee.

  • Gutter cleaning and brightening

    Gutters emptied, downspouts flushed and the outside faces brightened to remove black streaks. HomeAdvisor puts downspout flushing alone at $50 to $100 nationally; ours is included in the clean-out. Gutter cleaning starts at $149 for most single-story homes in Soddy-Daisy. Leaf fall off Walden Ridge makes the November visit the one not to skip.

  • Equipment and fleet washing

    Work trucks, trailers, tractors and small business fleets washed on site, on a one-off or recurring service agreement. This suits the contractors and farms along the rural edges of Soddy-Daisy and the shops on US 27. Pricing depends on vehicle count and size, and every quote is free.

Clean wooden deck with a patio table, chairs and a covered grill
Weathered roof tiles spotted with moss and lichen
Overhead view of a hose and freshly washed wet concrete sidewalk beside grass

Schedule pressure washing in Soddy-Daisy

  • Commercial Pressure Washing

    from $0.10 per sq ft

    Building soft washing, sidewalks, parking garages, dumpster pads, fleets and graffiti removal for Chattanooga businesses and HOAs.

    See details: Commercial Pressure Washing
  • Driveway Cleaning

    from $149 per driveway

    Surface-cleaner pressure washing for concrete driveways, walkways and patios, with oil, rust and red clay stain treatment.

    See details: Driveway Cleaning
  • Gutter Cleaning

    from $149 per home

    Hand clean-outs, downspout flushing and gutter face brightening that takes the black tiger stripes off aluminum gutters.

    See details: Gutter Cleaning
  • House Washing

    from $249 per home

    Low-pressure soft wash that kills algae, mildew and pollen film on vinyl, brick, stucco and fiber cement siding.

    See details: House Washing
  • Roof Cleaning

    from $399 per roof

    No-pressure roof soft washing that kills Gloeocapsa magma, moss and lichen on asphalt shingle, metal and tile roofs.

    See details: Roof Cleaning

Soddy-Daisy pressure washing FAQ

Do you stain or seal the deck after cleaning?

No. Chattanooga Washing cleans decks and fences but does not stain, seal or paint them. After a soft wash, the wood needs to dry fully before any stain goes on, so check the drying time on the stain maker's label. We leave the boards clean and ready for your painter or your own weekend project.

How much does it cost to pressure wash a long driveway in Soddy-Daisy?

Long drives are priced by the square foot. Driveway cleaning starts at $149 for a standard two-car slab, and HomeAdvisor's 2026 national rate is $0.30 to $0.55 per square foot, so a long rural drive costs more than a subdivision one. We measure during the free estimate and confirm the price before work.

Can you wash a metal barn or shop building?

Yes. Metal siding, pole barns and detached shops get the same low-pressure soft wash we use on houses, with a stronger mix on concrete floors and aprons. Tall walls are reached with hi-lift equipment rated for buildings up to 10 stories, which is far more reach than any Soddy-Daisy barn needs.

Is Soddy-Daisy inside your service area?

Yes. Soddy-Daisy is on our regular route north of Chattanooga, along with Hixson and the Chickamauga Lake shore. We schedule visits from the Soddy Creek inlet to the homes along SR 111 below Walden Ridge, with evening and weekend appointments available, and every estimate is free.

What happens to the wash water in Soddy-Daisy?

Soddy-Daisy belongs to the Hamilton County Water Quality Program, which allows residential car washing and street wash water into storm drains but not commercial wash water. On homes we use biodegradable detergents and rinse plants well; on business jobs we block drains and send the water to grass or recover it.

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