Flower Mound can restrict outdoor water use in dry spells, so the timing of a cleaning matters. Call any time and you will be put through to a local, owner-run pressure washing company.
Call (469) 649-7066Flower Mound manages water use through its Emergency Water Demand Management Plan, and in hot, dry summers the town has moved into water awareness and restriction stages, limiting sprinkler days and hours and how vehicles may be washed. Some restriction levels also limit washing driveways, sidewalks and other hard surfaces except for health or safety reasons.
Before booking a driveway or house wash, check which stage the town is in and what it allows. A professional pressure washer typically uses far less water than a garden hose left running, but the rules still apply to the job.
Flower Mound kept many of its native oaks, and they leave their mark: brown tannin stains on driveways, green algae on shaded siding and fences, and leaves packed into corners. Tannin needs a tannin remover, algae needs a soft wash, and neither is fixed by more pressure.
See driveway cleaning.
It depends on the stage. Some restriction levels limit washing hard surfaces except for health or safety. Check the town's current stage first.
Usually less than a garden hose left running for the same job, but restrictions still apply.
With a tannin remover; pressure alone rarely clears them.
No. Ask for proof of liability insurance.
All of Flower Mound, plus Highland Village, Lantana and Lewisville.
The line is answered around the clock. You will be put through to a local, owner-run pressure washing company that works in Flower Mound.
Call (469) 649-7066