Yes, typical high-pressure washing can damage your home. That’s why our professionals use the correct detergents and proper pressure to ensure safe and effective kleening of your home.
While power washing can be viewed as a do-it-yourself project, there is a clear distinction between a DIY crew and professional services. This means you get greater capability of equipment and greater expertise by having trained power washing technicians do it for you.
Meaning you are not wasting days on what would take our technicians hours. Additionally, do-it-yourself washer may set the pressure too high for the surface or hold the nozzle too close to it. This can result in chipped paint, damaged screens, and ruined siding. And though most power washing equipment you can rent has the same PSI as commercial-grade tools, it holds a minimal amount of water—making these project take days, not hours.
PSI is the pounds per square inch. This is what delivers the punch during a power wash, forcing contaminants off the surface.
GPM is the gallons per minute. This flushes the contaminants pushed off by the PSI.
Both are very important. Some people do, however, prefer more PSI or more GPM depending on their needs. A farmer may want more GPM to flush contaminants away from the fresh soil; a business owner may want more PSI to get the grime off the exterior surface of his or her storefront. Our professional will know exactly the right way to treat your home and will give you the necessary details.
There are several advantages to offering hot water pressure washing capabilities.
Hot water is a natural disinfectant. Therefore, when kleening a surface with hot water, it not only kleens the surface, but it also kills bacteria such as algae. This keeps the surface kleener for a longer period of time. Imagine kleening your dishes with cold water, same effective.
Additionally, hot water has the ability to cut grease. This makes hot water pressure washing very useful in places such as parking garages where cars tend to leave behind greasy fluids from things like oil or transmission leaks.
Unlike cold water pressure washing, hot water can remove gum by melting it off the surface and it makes it possible to pressure wash in colder weather. As long as the temperature is above 32 degrees, the surface can be kleened with hot water.
Yes, typical high-pressure washing can damage your home. That’s why our professionals use the correct detergents and proper pressure to ensure safe and effective kleening of your home.
While power washing can be viewed as a do-it-yourself project, there is a clear distinction between a DIY crew and professional services. This means you get greater capability of equipment and greater expertise by having trained power washing technicians do it for you.
Meaning you are not wasting days on what would take our technicians hours. Additionally, do-it-yourself washer may set the pressure too high for the surface or hold the nozzle too close to it. This can result in chipped paint, damaged screens, and ruined siding. And though most power washing equipment you can rent has the same PSI as commercial-grade tools, it holds a minimal amount of water—making these project take days, not hours.
PSI is the pounds per square inch. This is what delivers the punch during a power wash, forcing contaminants off the surface.
GPM is the gallons per minute. This flushes the contaminants pushed off by the PSI.
Both are very important. Some people do, however, prefer more PSI or more GPM depending on their needs. A farmer may want more GPM to flush contaminants away from the fresh soil; a business owner may want more PSI to get the grime off the exterior surface of his or her storefront. Our professional will know exactly the right way to treat your home and will give you the necessary details.
There are several advantages to offering hot water pressure washing capabilities.
Hot water is a natural disinfectant. Therefore, when kleening a surface with hot water, it not only kleens the surface, but it also kills bacteria such as algae. This keeps the surface kleener for a longer period of time. Imagine kleening your dishes with cold water, same effective.
Additionally, hot water has the ability to cut grease. This makes hot water pressure washing very useful in places such as parking garages where cars tend to leave behind greasy fluids from things like oil or transmission leaks.
Unlike cold water pressure washing, hot water can remove gum by melting it off the surface and it makes it possible to pressure wash in colder weather. As long as the temperature is above 32 degrees, the surface can be kleened with hot water.
House washing services are recommended every year to keep built-up dirt and grime from burrowing into your property. Our professionals use quality home-safe chemicals to ensure a wash that will last.
Yes, pressure washing can damage vinyl siding, that is why our professionals use a method called “soft washing” when kleening the exterior of your house.
Soft washing is a kleening method that uses a low pressure washing technique, along with a mixture of algaecides, bleach, surfactants, and water, to safely kleen exterior surfaces of organic stains, mildew & algae. Our house washing service uses top-of-the-line, soft-pressure equipment, and safe kleeners to remove dirt, mold, and debris off of your siding.
Concrete kleening is as much protection as it is aesthetic.
Pressure washing concrete removes built-up dirt and grime. Pressure washing and kleening concrete can also help prevent a slippery surface.
Concrete can also become a breeding ground for mildew. This is especially important around swimming pools, fountains, and ponds.
The potential for damage to plants and grass from pressure washing with bleach depends on the care taken beforehand and on how much the bleach is diluted. Our technicians always use proper bleach proportions ensuring your plants' health and safety when kleening your exterior surfaces.
House washing services are recommended every year to keep built-up dirt and grime from burrowing into your property. Our professionals use quality home-safe chemicals to ensure a wash that will last.
Yes, pressure washing can damage vinyl siding, that is why our professionals use a method called “soft washing” when kleening the exterior of your house.
Soft washing is a kleening method that uses a low pressure washing technique, along with a mixture of algaecides, bleach, surfactants, and water, to safely kleen exterior surfaces of organic stains, mildew & algae. Our house washing service uses top-of-the-line, soft-pressure equipment, and safe kleeners to remove dirt, mold, and debris off of your siding.
Concrete kleening is as much protection as it is aesthetic.
Pressure washing concrete removes built-up dirt and grime. Pressure washing and kleening concrete can also help prevent a slippery surface.
Concrete can also become a breeding ground for mildew. This is especially important around swimming pools, fountains, and ponds.
The potential for damage to plants and grass from pressure washing with bleach depends on the care taken beforehand and on how much the bleach is diluted. Our technicians always use proper bleach proportions ensuring your plants' health and safety when kleening your exterior surfaces.
