Find a professional pressure washer repair service near you

Giving your home the deep cleaning it needs is easy when you have a pressure washer in good working condition. That's why as soon as you notice leaking, low pressure, or other signs of trouble, it's best to get your pressure washer repaired right away to avoid further damage.

With Airtasker, you can book a pressure washer repair service with just one post. We'll connect you with local specialists who can diagnose the problem, find a solution, then rerun the machine to ensure smooth operation. You don't have to look far! Here's what to expect when you hire a Tasker for your jet wash repair:

Pressure washer inspection

Before the repair work starts, a visual inspection is needed to assess the condition of your pressure washer. Your Tasker first removes any hazardous or flammable objects near the area and makes sure to switch off your pressure washer. The inspection then involves examining the spark plug, carburetor, ignition coil, and other parts of the machine.

Your Tasker also checks your water supply and pump oil levels and carefully inspects your hose for any signs of damage. Feel free to let your Tasker know of any trouble you've experienced–whether it's a strange noise, an oil leak, weak pressure, or a machine that won't start. In this way, they can immediately pinpoint the issue and provide a cost-effective solution for most pressure washers.

Pressure washer repair

Once your Tasker gets to the root of the problem, they can now do the proper repairs. Depending on what your machine needs, they refill your engine oils, clean the air filters, remove soot and debris, and flush away contaminated fuel. Any defective parts, including the coil, the washer’s inlet filter, the thermostat, or the metering valve, are also replaced with new ones.

If it's your pressure hose needing repair, your Tasker can also fix the issue for you. They'll start by locating the leak, then cutting out the hose on each side, and finally inserting new couplings. Lubricant oil is then applied to the tip, and the couplings are tightened to ensure that your pressure hose is connected and secured for a complete pressure washer hose repair.

Pressure washer testing

Once all repair work is completed, it's time to test your newly mended pressure washer. Your Tasker runs the machine for you and checks if there are oil drips, water leaks, and a high-pressure working hose. Once your pressure washer is back up and running, you can even go ahead and request a high-pressure cleaning service while you're at it! Your Tasker can immediately put your pressure washer to good use and clean away any dirt, mold, and grime from your home's exteriors.