Frequently Asked Questions

• Methods & Equipment
• Roof & Exterior Care
• Appointments & Results

• What is the difference between pressure washing and soft washing?

  Pressure washing uses high-pressure water to clean durable surfaces like concrete, brick, and stone.Soft washing uses low pressure and specialized cleaners to safely clean delicate surfaces such as roofs, siding, and painted areas. We assess each surface and use the proper method to ensure effective cleaning without damage.

• Does pressure washing use a lot of water?

  Surprisingly, no. Pressure washers can use as little as 2 gallons per minute, compared to a standard garden hose that uses up to 20 gallons per minute. That means professional washing is more water-efficient, faster, and better for the environment.

• Will pressure washing damage my paint or siding?

  Not when performed correctly. We use controlled pressure to prevent damage, and we soft wash delicate or older siding. Incorrect DIY pressure settings can cause chipping or water intrusion, which is why hiring a professional is recommended.

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