Soft Washing or Pressure Washing?

When most people think of "pressure washing," they think of the heavy-duty, high-pressure machine that is often associated with our trade. Most people are unaware that there are many different types and methods of pressure washing. We use different techniques for different cleaning situations, depending on the type and condition of the material we are cleaning and how heavily soiled the area is. Our specially formulated cleaning solutions enhance our pressure washing knowledge and skill. Our years of pressure washing experience have helped us develop solutions to target specific needs, such as algae removal, mold and mildew removal, and UV protection.

Soft Washing

The first step in our soft wash method involves an evaluation of the area being cleaned by one of our pressure washing professionals. Our most commonly soft-washed structures are roofs and decks. Soft washing is usually the best method for these structures because our primary goal is to prevent damage. Shingles need a more gentle washing method than the rest of a house because they can lift or chip away, especially if they are already in old and brittle condition. Decks are often in more aged condition with a softer wood, and the soft wash method assures that wood does not break or reduce already loose bonds. We guarantee our pressure washing professionals will always use the best washing method for your deck washing and roof cleaning needs.

Pressure Washing

Pressure washing is the traditional method of using a highly pressurized water spray to remove dirt, dust, grease, grime, mold, algae, and other nuisance substances. Pressure washing has many different benefits:

• Improvements to your structure's curb appeal in a quick and affordable way
• Providing a healthier living space by removing mold, mildew, and other allergens
• Effective and fast graffiti removal
• Minimalizing the need for constant repairs by maintaining property effectively - it is far more costly to repaint a home or building than to pressure wash it regularly.
• Pressure washing saves homeowners and business owners time. Most of our services can be completed in one working day.
• Pressure washing keeps your home and business safe for family members and employees. Falls and injuries can be reduced by making surfaces less slippery. Pressure washing removes slimy film, algae, and grease.

Many people wonder what the difference is between pressure washing and power washing. Both methods use a highly pressurized spray to blast away and remove dirt. Pressure washing typically uses cold water, while power washing uses hot water. Evaluating what surface you are cleaning before deciding upon pressure or power washing is best.