Nate’s Power Washing

Nate's Power Washing is a one-person operation out of Wilton, New Hampshire — Nate does soft washing and pressure washing for houses, decks, siding, walkways, fences, foundations, and stone walls, and Thumbtack puts him at about two years in business. What stands out across 35 reviews spanning 2024 through August 2026 is how uniform the account is: every single one is five stars, and the same specifics keep showing up. Reviewers describe getting a quote within a day of reaching out and the job done the next business day or within a week — one homeowner said Nate came by, quoted, and returned the very next day to do the work. Several mention he's careful around the property while he works, staying clear of flower beds and landscaping, and that he walks customers around at the end to make sure everything's satisfactory before calling it done. The results reviewers describe are dramatic: a deck that had "19 years of grime" came out looking brand new, a house that had been "embarrassing to look at" after two years of putting off the job came out looking amazing, and a shaded side of a house that "never looked so bright." Beyond straightforward house washing, reviewers credit him with soft-washing siding, pressure-washing foundations and walkways, and cleaning fences, rock walls, and mossy cement stairs — a broader range than "power washing" alone might suggest. Price comes up constantly and always favorably — reviewers repeatedly call him fair, reasonable, or the best quote they got compared to others, and more than one mentions coming back for a second job. Communication is the other throughline: quick replies to inquiries, clear explanations of the process, and reliable arrival when promised. There's genuinely nothing negative to point to — no complaints about no-shows, damage, or pricing disputes across two-plus years and 35 reviews on four different platforms. For any exterior cleaning job — a house wash, a deck, a stained walkway — Nate's Power Washing has as clean a track record as you'll find, and the main open question is really just his current availability given the demand these reviews suggest.