Product Review · Pressure Washers · #7 Ranked
Greenworks GPW2003
Corded 14-amp electric washer with 35-ft cord · Reviewed by Drew · amazon.com live, Sept 24 2026
Why it scored a 79
The Greenworks GPW2003 is a sensible mid-priced electric: 2000 max PSI at 1.2 GPM from a 14-amp motor, a 25-foot hose, a 35-foot cord and 10-inch wheels, all rated to PWMA standards. Satisfaction is 88 from 4.4 stars across 1,672 ratings, and the 3-year limited tool warranty scores 78. It lands in Fair Buy territory because value sits at 78: at $194.99 it costs $55.99 more than the Westinghouse ePX3100, which has higher max pressure. Features at 72 reflect a four-nozzle kit with no 0-degree or 15-degree tip.
What you're getting
- Power: corded electric, 14-amp universal motor
- Max pressure: 2000 PSI
- Max flow: 1.2 GPM
- Reach: 25-ft kink-resistant hose, 35-ft power cord
- Nozzles: 4 quick-connect (soap, turbo, 25, 40 degree)
- Soap tank: onboard, draws automatically with the soap tip
- Mobility: 10-inch never-flat wheels; 27.7 lb; PWMA-rated
- Limitation: no 0 or 15-degree tip; costs more than stronger electrics
ViperScore breakdown
At a glance
- Corded electric, 14 amp
- 2000 PSI max
- 1.2 GPM max
- Price$194.99
- TierCorded 14-amp electric washer with 35-ft cord
- Category rank#7 of 10
Should you buy the Greenworks GPW2003?
The Greenworks GPW2003 suits a homeowner who wants long reach from the outlet and a 3-year warranty for cars, grills, walkways and patio furniture. At $194.99, down from $229.99, it ranks #7 of 10 in our Pressure Washers category. The Westinghouse ePX3100 is the better buy at $139.00 with the same warranty length. The Craftsman CMEPW1900 is the closest rival on features.
Where it earns its score
- Long reach. A 25-foot hose plus a 35-foot cord cover a lot of driveway before you move the machine.
- 3-year warranty. Greenworks covers the tool for 3 years, tied for the best term among the corded models.
- Auto-stop motor. The motor shuts off when you release the trigger, which saves wear on the pump and motor.
- Onboard soap. Switch to the soap tip and it draws detergent from the onboard tank automatically.
What to know first
- Features is the lowest factor at 72. Four nozzles and no 0 or 15-degree tip limit it on stubborn stains, where the turbo nozzle has to do the work.
- Medium duty only. Greenworks pitches it for patio furniture, grills, walkways and vehicles, not paint stripping or large concrete jobs.
- Spray safety. Never point the spray at people or pets, and plug into a GFCI-protected outlet.
Our verdict
The Greenworks GPW2003 scores 79, a Fair Buy, with Satisfaction (88), Reliability (80) and a 3-year warranty (78) as its strengths. Buy it if cord reach and a confirmed 3-year term matter more than price. For the same warranty length and more max pressure at $139.00, the Westinghouse ePX3100 (83) ranks higher.
Westinghouse ePX3100
Questions buyers ask
Is the Greenworks 2000 PSI pressure washer good for cars?
Yes. Greenworks lists vehicles among its intended jobs; use the 40-degree tip or the soap nozzle on paint.
How long is the Greenworks GPW2003 power cord?
35 feet, paired with a 25-foot kink-resistant hose.
What warranty does the Greenworks GPW2003 have?
A 3-year limited tool warranty.
Ready to check it out?
Greenworks GPW2003 · ViperScore 79 · Fair Buy · $194.99
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