Pressure washing in Farragut
Large brick and siding homes, three-car garages, long driveways and pool decks. Farragut jobs tend to be big, and HOA letters tend to set the deadline.
Farragut is a town of about 24,600 people (2024 estimate) on the west side of Knox County, and roughly 88 percent of its homes are owner-occupied. Median home values run well over $450,000. In practice that means a lot of square footage per address: two-story brick fronts with siding on the sides and back, wide drives and patios that wrap around a pool.
What Farragut homes usually need
| Surface | What we see |
|---|---|
| Rear and side siding | Green growth on the shaded elevations even when the brick front looks fine |
| Driveways | Wide, long and lined with tire marks at the garage |
| Pool decks | Algae in the expansion joints by mid-summer |
| Gutters | Faces striped from years of runoff off high rooflines |
HOA letters
If a neighborhood association has sent a notice about mildew on the siding or a dirty driveway, mention the deadline when you call. Most of these jobs can be scheduled within the window the letter gives, and you'll get photos you can send back as proof.
See house washing and pool deck and concrete cleaning.
Questions from Farragut
Do you work in Farragut neighborhoods with strict HOAs?
Yes. Tell us any rules about work hours or where trailers can park, and they'll be followed.
Can you wash a pool deck without getting cleaner in the pool?
Yes. Cleaner is kept away from the coping and the edge is rinsed with plain water.