Customer Ratings & Reviews

With a cross-tip screwdriver and some minor assembly you will be power washing more things that you realized you had. Having had a previous electric power washer of much lower pressure, I found this one to be a nice replacement. Usually the biggest difference between gas and electric is that the electric ones are usually 2000 PSi or less. Though not noticeable just by spraying, I can certainly say this one is more powerful than my previous 1450 PSI electric and seems on par with my neighbors 3200 gas powered one. It also claims it only uses 1.1gpm, which is less than my lower pressure machine. Once you have everything connected, a simple single button for power and a selection of the tip and off you go. The 15, 25 and 45 tips all have a similar feel to them with each just being broader. I feel that the most versatile tip is the turbo as it sprays very direct pressure in a circular pattern so you are not ripping through materials with a single high pressure stream. I have used it for pretty much all of the cleaning I have done so far and more to come. Concrete, pavement, vinyl siding, wood and my vehicle. I took some before/after pictures but I don’t feel they do it justice as you see the grime just peeling off of the surface. The low pressure tip, with soap purchased from the local hardware store, made even more of a difference on the vinyl siding, with a simple spray on, wait a few minutes and watch even more grime get removed with the pressure tip back on. From my previous electric power washer, I would say the only thing I don’t like about this one, is that it is constantly running and spitting water out of a release valve while idle. It is more like a gas powered system in that manner, unlike others that just cut off seconds when released. However, that did mean it had full consistent pressure with each trigger squeeze and you aren’t going to run out of gas or pull the cord 100 times to get it started. Overall, I do feel like this is a pro device and perfect for anyone that wants to powerwash anything. Simple to use and easy to store when you are done. The tips are pretty standard, so you could even get other attachments like the surface cleaner, provided it can handle the pressure. Plus, a 3/10 year warranty, I expect this to last a good while.

Nice machine. Seems to have good pressure for an electric. Quiet. Holster needs enhancement. Nice long cord and nice hose. Motor runs all the time vs other units that shut down.

This powerful pressure washer is very user friendly. Easy to move and store with all tools conveniently placed. It cleans easily and efficiently with or without soap with the interchangeable nozzles. Quiet unit with 25' long wand hose and 35' power cord.

I recently bought the Greenworks Pro 3000 PSI Pressure Washer, and I’ve been really impressed with its performance. Here are my thoughts after a few weeks of use. Power & Cleaning The 3000 PSI really makes a difference! I’ve used it to clean my driveway, deck, and even my car. It blasts away dirt and grime easily, and it handled some pretty tough stains that my old pressure washer couldn’t. It’s as powerful as a gas pressure washer but much quieter, which is a big bonus for me. Ease of Use One of the best things about this machine is that it’s electric. No messing around with gas or oil – I just plug it in, and it’s ready to go. It’s a bit heavy, but the wheels help a lot with moving it around. The setup was straightforward, and I appreciated the easy nozzle changes. The included nozzles give a lot of flexibility depending on what I’m cleaning. What I Didn’t Like The only downside I’ve noticed is the cord. Since it’s electric, I’m tied to an outlet, and sometimes it feels like I’m constantly adjusting the cord to reach further areas.

This is a beautiful, quiet & powerful pressure washer. I bought it to pressure wash my driveway and sidewalks. I used it twice so far and it worked amazingly well. Hope that it is durable and can last many years to come. The hose hook is a smart design and holds the hose very well. But the spray gun hook is flawed and does not hold the spray gun as intended, and probably should adopt the same design as the hose hook.

I was impressed with the power of this pressure washer. It did a great job removing old paint from the eves of my house and getting it ready to paint. I also like the mobility of the unit and the ability to store it upright is a plus.

Switched from my gas-powered model to 3,000 psi electric. Very quiet in comparison, easy start/stop, plenty of pressure, good size detergent tank with easy fill. No trips to gas station. Easy stand-up storage. Glad I switched.

The Greenworks Pro Electric Pressure Washer delivers plenty of power for cleaning around the house. It’s easy to set up, works reliably, and gets the job done without any fuss. No complaints here, it works well.

I bought this to wash the vinyl siding on my house. I have been using a Greenworks 1500psi power washer for a few years now to wash my car, this new unit is twice the power yet even quieter. The turbo nozzle works very well at cleaning siding and concrete. The hose kinks terrible and the spray nozzle which does have a cradle to rest in tends to fall off. The unit stays running once turned on unlike my smaller unit which is on demand. I have had zero issues with my old Greenworks unit and this seems to be as just good.

This is nice - it works well, I have cleaned my car, sidewalks and house, all with no problem. Assembly is straightforward and easy. I dinged it 1 star because the placement of the connection to the garden hose is awkward. With the placement of base of the stand up bar and the connection, it is difficult to tighten the hose connection. Great that I do not have to store gas, and there is no carb to have to clean every season. Just plug it in, hit start, and go. I already recommended this item to a friend, and she bought one, and loves it as well. She said she would never have thought of Best Buy for a pressure washer and was glad for the recommendation.

I just bought a house with a leaky chimney. Per forecast, yesterday, 11-4-23, was the last day for temps above 40 for a few hours in Caribou Maine. Another big store in the area failed - again - in its promise to deliver. Best Buy delivered the pressure washer in 2 days. THANK YOU, BEST BUY! Yesterday morning I used the Greenworks 3000 PSI to clean moss and other accumulated dirt from the chimney. After that I had enough time to spray the chimney with sealer. The pressure washer did quite well. At times I had to get very close to the more stubborn moss that had dug itself deep. But the chimney came very clean. I had considered a gas pressure washer. But the electric has a big advantage. I can use it on the dirty basement floor, for which a pressure washer/shop vac combo are probably my best bet.

I have had a number of pressure washers over the years. All of the others were gas engines and I spent more time on keeping up the engines, cleaning, adjusting, fiddling with them. I really dreaded firing them up. I have always had units with 3000psi and 2.2+gal. My needs are limited but it is important that what I do has enough power to do the job. This unit is great to use. You connect the water hose, connect the pressure hose and plug in the unit. Pull the trigger to let any air purge then push the button. You don't have to worry about the system having to run while you have to stop to set up the next area or move some things around. As a matter of face, somewhere in the instructions, it states that you don't have to turn it off unless it will be idling for more than 5 min, Since it is just a push button to turn it off/on, it's no real problem to turn it off/on as needed. So simple and easy to use, it is a real pleasure to use.

Two days ago, first time I used this power washer (Greenworks Pro 3000psi) to clean my entryway after I purchased it about a month ago. I am completely satisfied with it's power and performance. Very easy to setup and start using it. Though I never used any power washer in my life before, I cannot compare this one with any other out there either gas or electric. What is the quality of the equipment, how long will it last, will it have a breakdown? Can't say anything at this time. I read other's comments with good rating and made my decision. Even with first use I like to say 'I am happy'. Wish I had taken picture before and after my entryway to show here.

I recently purchased the Greenworks Pro Electric Pressure Washer, and I’m quite impressed with its performance. With its 3000 PSI and 2.0 GPM, it offers more than enough power for my cleaning needs around the house. This pressure washer handles everything from my dirty driveway to the grimy side of my house with ease. The 3000 PSI is no joke—it really blasts away dirt and grime. I also appreciate the range of nozzles included. The quick-connect system makes switching between them a breeze, whether I’m tackling a stubborn stain or rinsing off my car.

An excellent high pressure washer, except that it didn't last for 3 days of on and off use while washing house siding. On the 3rd day, it would sometimes not restart after shutting down temporarily. This model shuts the motor down whenever the trigger is released. When it did run, it did a great job in washing the house and also in washing my car using the soap nozzle, plus a "foam cannon" attachment that I bought form Amazon. I returned this for a refund and purchased the next model up from Greenworks, which is rated for industrial use. With that model, the motor runs all the time whenever the unit is turned on, so no start and stop problems.

I recently got this pressure washer, just in time for some spring cleaning. Its most assembled out of the box, but there are a couple attachments and the handle that you need to attach, not too difficult. One of the few issues I had, I noticed fairly quickly during assembly. The molded plastic washer "wand" holder does a really lousy job actually holding it. It never really holds it in place for me, just falls out. Other than that, I was able to get it together and spraying fairly quickly. It does a pretty stellar job of cleaning surfaces for an electric unit, which was my first test. I selected the rotating "turbo" attachment, which seems to be the best for surface cleaning. As long as I was slow and methodical with my swipes, it was cutting right through up to 20+ years of grime on our back patio with relative ease. I tested the 15 degree head as well, but it wasn't as effective/would have taken much longer. With how well it cleans rocky cement, I would have no issue recommending this washer for a cleaning shorter paved driveways, cars, siding, or any other job that needs some pressure!

So far it has worked excellent for me for detailing vehicles. Definitely a bit more powerful than your standard $100 electric power washers that flood the market. Also has very good build quality to it. It's still no replacement for a gas pressure washer but it more than gets the job done for smaller tasks like cleaning vehicles. I can't really speak on the longevity of it yet and I believe that will be the true factor in determining if this is worth buying or not. The power of this unit seems to bridge the gap between entry level electric units and high dollar commercial 220v pressure washers. My biggest complaint with this unit and is the reason that I docked a star off of it is that it doesn't have Auto start - stop. You have to manually turn it off every time you're done spraying and while it doesn't advertise having that feature, it's still a feature you'd expect on a unit like this especially at this price point.

This thing is powerful! Was able to clean almost to the very top of my siding by standing only 2 feet up on the ladder. It will clean literally anything and it’s easy to use. I always believed that a non-gas power washer wouldn’t be effective. Wish I would have gotten it sooner!

Great quality and easy to use. I bought this product around christmas with the intent to 1) wash my cars, 2) pressure wash my driveway, 3) sewer hydro jetting. Let me tell you it has perform really well in all categories. There is no need to add oil or gas just plug and go. Noise level is good not too loud. Overall with just a few car washes and 1 hydrojetting this thing pays for it self. Amazing little monster.

I bought this to replace an old gas pressure washer. The setup out of the box was super easy. I purchased some quick disconnects to connect the hoses and wand - making it even quicker to get the job going. I’ve only used it on a concrete driveway. I was skeptical that the flow at 1 GPM would be enough - but I was impressed. It worked better than my old gas one that had higher flow but lower pressure. When I bought this I debated on getting a cheaper electric one at half the cost, but I think you get what you pay for. I’m happy with this one so far.