All Pressure Washers
Explore every type of pressure washer in one place. This category brings together hot and cold water units, electric and gas models, and portable, skid, and trailer builds.
Use the quick selectors below to narrow your search. If you’re unsure about PSI, GPM, or pump types, our team can help size a machine to your jobs and water supply.
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DELUX 320EC Electric-Powered Hot Water Pressure Washer – 3 GPM @ 2,000 PSI
$5,239.97
As low as $131.00/mo -
NG-17-C Stationary Washer with Clutch
$12,557.97
As low as $313.95/mo -
AR613K Blue Clean PRO 613K 2.1 GPM 1900PSI Annovi Reverberi
$1,001.47
As low as $25.04/mo -
4 GPM 4200 PSI Belt Drive Cold Water Pressure Washer – Powerful Cleaning for Your Home!
$2,204.97
As low as $55.12/mo -
DELUX® RK-43-1030 Gas-Powered Hot Water Power Washer (10 GPM@3,000 PSI)
$15,748.97
As low as $393.72/mo -
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DELUX® Wolverine Hot Water Machine
$11,234.97
As low as $280.87/mo -
DELUX ® 12 Volt Ultra Industrial Duty Self-Contained Pressure Washer
$36,925.97
As low as $923.15/mo -
DELUX ® 47-1028 GLDD Pressure Washer
$35,317.47
As low as $882.94/mo -
D-430E DELUX ® Portable Electric Hot Water Pressure Washer
$8,924.97
As low as $223.12/mo -
D-423E DELUX ® Portable Electric Hot Water Pressure Washer
$5,035.97
As low as $125.90/mo -
D-216E DELUX ® Portable Electric Hot Water Pressure Washer
$4,850.00
As low as $121.25/mo -
3HP 230V/12A Electric Cold Water Pressure Washer – 3 GPM @ 1,500 PSI
$1,981.47
As low as $49.54/mo -
Powerful 5.5 GPM @ 3500 PSI Cold Water Pressure Washer – VB5535HGEA411
$4,920.47
As low as $123.01/mo -
Honda GX690 8GPM 3500 PSI Pressure-Pro Poly Chain Drive with Electric Start – S/B8035HGEA406
$7,311.97
As low as $182.80/mo
All Pressure Washers FAQ's
How should I store or winterize a pressure washer?
Flush detergents, add pump saver or antifreeze per the manual, drain hoses and coils, and protect the unit from freezing temperatures before storage.
What water supply do I need?
Your source must meet or exceed the machine’s rated GPM with adequate pressure. Verify with a simple bucket test or feed from a buffer tank with a float valve and filtration. Never run the pump dry.
Which pump type should I choose?
Triplex plunger pumps are serviceable and best for frequent use. Axial pumps are compact and cost-effective for light-duty work. Belt-drive favors long duty cycles; direct-drive is lighter and more compact.
Can I use an electric pressure washer indoors?
Electric units produce zero exhaust at the point of use and are often chosen for indoor or enclosed areas. Confirm voltage/amp supply, GFCI needs, and facility ventilation policies.
Do I need hot water for my work?
Hot water speeds removal of oils, grease, gum, and winter salts. For general dirt and mildew staining, cold water with compatible detergents is often sufficient.
What matters more—PSI or GPM?
Both. Pressure helps break soil; water flow moves it away and often determines cleaning speed. Choose a balanced machine and control aggressiveness with nozzle angle and distance.
