I put my first Greenworks pressure washer up against the gas-power mega-washer my team had at work. Greenworks may not have had the hide-ripping power of the gas hog, but nor did it crap out and need to go to the shop. Eventually, I had to bring on my brand-new Greenworks power washer - now with 200lbs more power - and it is putting the rest to shame. It's great. It's light, it rips dirt off everything while leaving the paint behind, and I use it everywhere. Roof, siding, gutters, lawn ornaments ... everywhere. I LOOK for jobs for it now. It's one of the thing I dislike most about fall ... there go my power-washer projects. Ahh, but spring will be here soon. And so will my Greenworks sidekick in crime.
Wonderful pressure washer with excellent power. Someone mentioned about the slow kick-in at the beginning, but I sensed that issue is very little even negligible.
Easy to assemble and use. The only drawback is that the electric cord is a LITTLE (a matter of a foot or two) too short to reach everything I need without an extension cord, but this is minor. Cleaned up brick and ceramic tile without a hitch.
After researching electric pressure washers for weeks, I ordered the Greenworks 2000-PSI and couldn't be happier. It was easy to assemble and stores neatly in my garage. I look forward to completing many cleaning projects in the future.
I gave my gas-powered pressure washer to a friend. The Pro 3000-PSI is just as powerful. Now more gas to store, oil to check, or cord to pull start. The Greenworks pressure washer starts with the press of a button and is quieter than my previous gas model. I'm happy with my decision to upgrade to electric.