Pressure Washing
A fast, thorough wash that clears salt, growth, and grime without putting your gelcoat at risk
Schedule Pressure Washing
A Wash That Respects Your Finish
Pressure washing is one of the simplest ways to keep a boat looking sharp between full details, but the wrong pressure or technique can dull gelcoat and strip wax faster than it should ever wear off.
Our team uses the right pressure and pattern for each surface, from a hull that can handle a firmer wash to more delicate trim and canvas that needs a lighter touch.
It is a quick, affordable way to knock down salt, algae, and everyday grime, and a great complement to a full detail rather than a replacement for one.
What Pressure Washing Covers
A quick, thorough refresh from top to bottom
Hull and Topsides
Salt, algae, and grime cleared from the hull without damaging gelcoat.
Deck and Non Skid
Deck surfaces cleaned, including textured non skid areas that trap dirt.
Canvas and Bimini Tops
Lighter pressure used on canvas and tops to clean without weakening the fabric.
Trailer and Undercarriage
Trailer frame and undercarriage rinsed clean of road salt and buildup.
Engine Bay Exterior
Exterior engine bay surfaces cleaned without exposing sensitive components to water.
Ready to Schedule Pressure Washing?
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Why Boat Owners Choose
Tight Lines Marine
The Right Pressure Per Surface
Hull, canvas, and trim each get the pressure and pattern that actually suits them.
Fast and Affordable
A quick way to keep your boat looking sharp between full details.
One Shop for the Whole Job
From a quick wash through every service after it, your boat stays with the team that knows its history.
Pressure Washing FAQ
Not when done at the right pressure. Our team adjusts pressure and technique by surface, so gelcoat, canvas, and trim are each treated appropriately.
Pressure washing is a quick rinse and clean, while a full detail includes waxing, polishing, and interior work. Many owners use pressure washing between full details.
It depends on how often you are on the water, but every few weeks during the season is common for boats used regularly in salt water.
Yes, pressure washing is effective at clearing algae and light growth from hull and deck surfaces.
Keep It Looking
Sharp All Season
Schedule a wash today, or reach out with any questions about the best cleaning schedule for your boat.