From the older homes near the courthouse square to newer subdivisions off Highway 34 and Highway 154, our firefighter-run crews wash houses, roofs, driveways and decks all over Newnan.
Newnan is known as the City of Homes, and many of those homes are older brick and painted wood. Add Georgia humidity and plenty of shade trees, and every house needs its own kind of care.
High pressure can strip paint and wear down old mortar. On older and historic homes we soft wash: the cleaning solution does the work, followed by a low-pressure rinse.
Siding and roofs that stay shaded and damp grow algae and mildew. On shingles it shows up as black streaks running down the roof, usually worst on the north side.
Siding in full sun can build up a chalky layer. Disturbing it leaves uneven marks, so our technicians use soft-wash methods that clean dirt and growth without disturbing it.
Real jobs from our crews. Drag the red handle to compare before and after.
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Low-pressure cleaning for vinyl, brick, stucco and painted siding.
Removes black streaks and moss without blasting your shingles.
Driveways, sidewalks, curbs and pool decks, back to bright.
Wood decks, pavers, porches and screened rooms.
Storefronts, offices, sidewalks and dumpster pads.
Firefighters on the ladder, so you don’t have to be.
Stories from the crews about real homes in Newnan: what we found, what we did and how it turned out.
We washed Brad’s Peachtree City home, so when he moved to Newnan he called us again. Keith soft washed the house and cleaned the driveway, walkways and patio.
Joy’s Newnan project covered the house, driveway and front walk, plus the patio, stone walkway, retaining wall and screened-in porch, all in one visit.
Older homes near the courthouse square, golf course and lake communities, newer subdivisions and businesses across Coweta County.
See every town we serve on our service areas page.
Send us a few photos of your house, driveway or roof through the quote form, or call (770) 468-0014. Most people hear back with a price within a day.
Yes. Newnan is part of our regular service area, about 15 miles from our shop on Hwy 74 S in Peachtree City. Quotes are free: send a few photos and we’ll get you a price.
Yes. Older brick and painted wood shouldn’t be blasted with high pressure. We soft wash them instead: the cleaning solution treats the dirt and growth, and then we rinse at low pressure.
We take care of your landscaping on every job. Before we start, our technicians thoroughly water the plants and grass around your home, and they water them again when we finish to dilute and rinse away any cleaning solution that reached them. Siding gets a soft wash with a low-pressure rinse, and roofs get a no-pressure treatment.
Most homes here do best with a wash about once a year, and shady or lakeside homes sometimes need it sooner. We wrote a full guide: How often should you pressure wash your home in Georgia?
Yes. Firehouse Pressure Washing is firefighter owned, and our crews bring the same training and work ethic to your home.
Often, yes. In newer neighborhoods we’re frequently doing a home’s first professional wash. We also watch for oxidation, a chalky layer on siding that gets full sun, usually on the south side. Our technicians use soft-wash methods that clean dirt and growth without disturbing that layer.
Yes. Roofs get our no-pressure application system: the treatment works on the algae and organic growth, so we never pressure wash your shingles. North-facing sections are usually the dirtiest.
Send a few photos and get your quote, usually the same day.
