As Amazon Associates, we earn from qualifying purchases. This means we may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you if you click through and make a purchase.
A Greenworks electric pressure washer is a practical fit for a homeowner with weekend chores: rinsing the car, brightening a patio, knocking mildew off a fence or clearing a driveway before guests arrive. Electric models skip the gas, oil and pull cord, start with a button and are easier to store than gas machines. The choice comes down to two numbers. PSI measures pressure, which determines how hard the water hits the surface, and GPM measures flow, which determines how fast you can rinse a large area. More of both cleans faster but adds weight and size, which matters when the washer has to share a shelf in the garage or shed.
According to the listings, the Greenworks range here spans from 1700 PSI to 3000 PSI. Three compact models, at 1700, 1800 and 2100 PSI, run between 1.1 and 1.2 GPM and suit light to medium jobs. The 2000 PSI model adds an on-board soap tank and start/stop technology. At the top sit two brushless models, the 2700 PSI at up to 2.3 GPM and the 3000 PSI at 2.0 GPM, built for heavy grime and larger surfaces. Warranties run from three to four years where the listings state them.
Greenworks Electric Pressure Washer Lineup at a Glance
| Model | PSI / GPM | Nozzles listed | Warranty |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1800 PSI (5110202) | 1800 / 1.1 | 40°, turbo, soap applicator | 3-year limited |
| 2100 PSI (GPW2101A) | 2100 / 1.2 | 25°, 40°, turbo, soap applicator | 3-year limited |
| 1700 PSI (GPW1705) | 1700 / 1.2 | 25°, 40° | 3-year limited |
| 3000 PSI Brushless (GPW3001) | 3000 / 2.0 | 15°, 25°, 40°, soap, turbo | 4-year |
| 2700 PSI Brushless (GPW2702A) | 2700 / 2.3 max | 0° turbo, 15°, 25°, 40°, soap | Listing does not specify |
| 2000 PSI (GPW2003) | 2000 / 1.2 | Soap tip mentioned | 3 years |
The Models in Detail
Greenworks 1800 PSI (1.1 GPM)
Check price on Amazon 4.6 out of 5 — average from Amazon buyers
Best for: Cars, patio furniture and light chores
Pros
- Compact 10.63 x 9.06 x 12.8 in
- Turbo nozzle and soap applicator
- 35-ft cord with GFCI plug
Cons
- Lower 1.1 GPM flow
- Only two nozzles plus turbo
The Greenworks 1800 PSI electric pressure washer is PWMA certified and aimed at light-duty residential cleaning: cars, trucks, motorcycles, boats, RVs, patio furniture, windows and decks. It has a push-button start, a 35-ft power cord with an integrated GFCI plug that cuts power if a fault is detected, and a 20-ft tangle-free, non-marring hose with a 1/4 in. quick connect system.
Included are a pressure washer gun, a 40° nozzle for gentle cleaning, a turbo nozzle for tougher spots and a soap applicator. At 10.63 x 9.06 x 12.8 inches it is one of the most compact units here, and the three-year limited warranty covers defects in materials, parts and workmanship.
It suits an apartment patio, a condo garage or a car owner who washes on weekends. The 1.1 GPM flow is the lowest here, so rinsing a whole driveway will take time; step up to the 2100 PSI for bigger surfaces.
Greenworks 2100 PSI (1.2 GPM)
Check price on Amazon 4.3 out of 5 — average from Amazon buyers
Best for: Fences, decks and small driveways
Pros
- 2100 PSI at 1.2 GPM
- Telescoping handle for storage
- Three nozzles plus turbo
Cons
- Hose length listed inconsistently
- Weight figure clearly wrong
The Greenworks 2100 PSI model moves into medium-duty work: fencing, decking, concrete patios, siding, sidewalks and small driveways. It adds a 25° nozzle for general cleaning to the 40°, turbo and soap applicator set, and a telescoping handle that pulls out for transport and collapses for storage.
It shares the push-button start, 35-ft GFCI cord and three-year limited warranty. The listing is inconsistent on the hose, saying 20 ft in the features and 25 ft in the specs and description, and its 1.5 pound weight is clearly an error for a unit measuring 16.93 x 13.11 x 36.22 inches.
This is a balanced choice for a typical suburban home with a deck and a patio. For stubborn stains on large concrete areas, the brushless models deliver more flow.
Greenworks 1700 PSI (1.2 GPM)
Check price on Amazon 4.7 out of 5 — average from Amazon buyers
Best for: Bikes, garden tools and small patios
Pros
- Very compact footprint
- 25° and 40° nozzles
- 3-year limited warranty
Cons
- No turbo nozzle listed
- Lowest PSI in lineup
The Greenworks 1700 PSI electric pressure washer, model GPW1705, is the entry point. Despite the lowest pressure, it lists 1.2 GPM of flow, matching the 2100 PSI model. It comes with a gun, 25° and 40° nozzles, a 1/4 in. quick connect system, a 35-ft GFCI cord and a three-year limited warranty.
It measures 9.06 x 10.24 x 12.72 inches, small enough for a closet shelf. The listing does not mention a turbo nozzle or soap applicator, and it states the hose as 20 ft in the features but 25 ft in the specs. It also lists a 1700 ml tank volume without explaining what that tank is for.
Choose it for bikes, garden tools, outdoor furniture and small patios. For tougher grime, the 1800 PSI adds a turbo nozzle.
Greenworks 3000 PSI (2.0 GPM Max) Brushless PWMA CERTIFIED (Pressure Washer Manufacturers‘ Association)
Check price on Amazon 4.7 out of 5 — average from Amazon buyers
Best for: Large driveways and heavy grime
Pros
- 3000 PSI at 2.0 GPM
- Metal gun, 25-ft kink-resistant hose
- 4-year warranty
Cons
- Heavy at 23.5 kg
- Motor type described inconsistently
The Greenworks 3000 PSI brushless electric pressure washer, model GPW3001, is the most powerful here by pressure. A 14 amp TruBrushless motor delivers 3000 PSI at 2.0 GPM, with PWMA certification of its pressure and flow claims. It uses a heavy-duty cast aluminum axial cam pump, and JettFlow technology is said to increase flow for reaching higher areas and fast rinsing. Maximum inlet water temperature is 104°F.
Accessories include a rugged metal gun, a 25-ft Uberflex kink-resistant hose, 15°, 25° and 40° tips, plus soap and turbo nozzles. The warranty is listed as four years, the longest in the lineup. The description mentions a universal motor, conflicting with the brushless features, and the unit weighs 23.5 kg at 24.09 x 17.91 x 38.39 inches.
This suits large driveways, oil-stained concrete and two-story siding. It needs real floor space in the garage. See our Greenworks 3000 PSI electric pressure washer review for more.
Greenworks 2700 PSI (2.3 GPM Max) Brushless Innovative Greenworks TruBrushless Motor Technology
Check price on Amazon 4.4 out of 5 — average from Amazon buyers
Best for: Frequent cleaning of decks and siding
Pros
- Up to 2.3 GPM flow
- Five quick-connect nozzles
- Oversized wheels and wand holder
Cons
- Heavy at 23 kg
- Warranty not listed
The Greenworks 2700 PSI brushless model, GPW2702A, trades a little pressure for the highest flow here: up to 2.3 GPM, ranging from 1.2 GPM depending on the nozzle. Its TruBrushless motor adapts power to the nozzle in use, and it shares the cast aluminum axial cam pump and JettFlow technology.
It comes with five quick-connect nozzles: turbo (0°), 15°, 25°, 40° and soap. Oversized wheels, multiple grip points, a steel frame and an integrated wand holder help with moving and storage. It weighs 23 kg, and the listing does not state a warranty.
Pick it if you clean decks, siding and vehicles often and value rinsing speed. For more mid-range options, see our Greenworks 2300 PSI electric pressure washer guide.
Greenworks 2000 PSI (1.2 GPM) rated in accordance with PWMA standards
Check price on Amazon 4.0 out of 5 — average from Amazon buyers
Best for: Grills, walkways and weekend car washes
Pros
- On-board soap tank
- Start/stop motor technology
- 14 amp motor
Cons
- Nozzle set not listed
- 2 GPM flow
The Greenworks 2000 PSI model, GPW2003, is rated to PWMA standards at 2000 PSI and 1.2 GPM for medium-duty projects such as patio furniture, grills, walkways and vehicles. Its 14 amp motor has a push-button start and start/stop technology that switches off the motor when the trigger is released, which the listing says saves energy and pump life.
The on-board soap tank lets you switch to detergent by changing to the soap tip. It has a 25-ft hose, an open-frame design, weighs 12.6 kg and carries a three-year warranty. The listing does not detail the full nozzle set.
This suits a weekend car washer who likes to soap and rinse without fiddling with bottles.
Matching a Model to Your Setup
- A small patio and a bike or two, stored on a closet shelf: the 1700 PSI.
- Weekend car washing and patio furniture with a turbo nozzle for tough spots: the 1800 PSI.
- Soaping the car and cleaning the grill: the 2000 PSI with its on-board soap tank.
- A deck, fence and small driveway, stored in a tight garage corner: the 2100 PSI with telescoping handle.
- Large decks and siding cleaned often: the 2700 PSI brushless with 2.3 GPM.
- A long concrete driveway with oil stains: the 3000 PSI brushless.
Before You Buy
Several listings disagree with themselves on hose length and weight, and the 3000 PSI listing describes its motor two different ways. The 2700 PSI listing gives no warranty, and the 2000 PSI listing does not list its nozzles. None of the listings give cord length for the brushless models, so check where your outdoor outlet is.
No surface cleaner, extension wand or brush is listed as included on any model. For truly portable spot cleaning away from an outlet, our cordless 600 PSI pressure washer guide covers a battery option.
FAQ
Which Greenworks pressure washer should I buy for a car?
The 1800 PSI or 2000 PSI. Use the 40° nozzle for paint.
What PSI do I need for a driveway?
The 2100 PSI handles small driveways; the 2700 or 3000 PSI brushless models suit larger or stained concrete.
Which model has an on-board soap tank?
The 2000 PSI GPW2003.
What does brushless add?
The listings describe the TruBrushless motor as adapting power to the nozzle and pairing with a heavy-duty cast aluminum pump.
Which model is easiest to store?
The 1700 PSI and 1800 PSI are the most compact by listed dimensions.
Which has the longest warranty?
The 3000 PSI at four years.