Whole-home exterior package cost
What whole-home exterior package costs across the US — by home size and surface, with a fair low/average/high range.

Cost by home size
| Home size | Range | Average |
|---|---|---|
| Small (under 1,500 sq ft) | $200–$800 | $400 |
| Medium (1,500–2,500) | $250–$1000 | $500 |
| Large (2,500–4,000) | $325–$1300 | $650 |
| Very large (4,000+) | $425–$1700 | $850 |
What affects the price
- Size & surface area — the biggest driver; most jobs are priced from a per-square-foot rate.
- Condition — heavy algae, mildew, oil, or salt film needs more solution and dwell time.
- Access & height — second stories, steep roofs, and tight landscaping add labor.
- Method — soft washing (siding, roofs) uses cleaning solution and costs a bit more per foot than a plain concrete blast.
What’s usually in the bundle — and what usually is not
A whole-home package typically bundles the house wash with the driveway and walkways, and the roof if it needs it. Window glass is normally priced apart from the bundle, even when everything else is packaged, because a streak-free finish is a different skill and a different tool than a soft-wash rinse. See our standalone window cleaning cost guide for per-pane and per-side pricing, and what screens and tracks add.
How to get a fair quote
Send a couple of photos and ask for a flat price by the job, not an hourly meter. Confirm the crew soft-washes anything delicate. Our estimator turns your size and service into a range before you call, and the per-square-foot guide shows the underlying rates.
Frequently asked
How much does whole-home exterior package cost?
Is whole-home exterior package priced by the job or by the hour?
Sources & standards
The trade and government guidance behind the method notes on this page. We link them so you can check us.
- ARMA — Algae Discoloration of RoofsThe roof in a bundle is still soft-wash-only — a package price never buys a blasted roof.
- EPA — Stormwater BMP menuA whole-home job produces the most wash water; ask how the crew handles it.


