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For most people, power washing and pressure washing means the same thing.  They are interchangeable terms.  

That said, there is a difference.  

Power Washing will typically involve heating water before applying it to a surface and when something is being Pressure Washed, a water is bring sprayed at a high pressure (P.S.I.) by a machine to clean the surface.

There is a third term to introduce called Soft Wash.  Click here to learn about more about Soft Washing. 

Soft washing is the pressure washing method of cleaning the exterior surfaces of a homes and other structures using cleaning solution and low pressure.

I’ve heard a lot of stories from home owners who have damaged their siding from using too much pressure when pressure washing.  If it is done properly, then it should be safe.

For vinyl siding, we have learned that a better way is to soft wash the siding. 

Soft washing uses a combination of low pressure and professional detergents to clean the siding on your home.

Yes, we clean brick.

We use the Soft Wash method to clean brick.  

Low pressure and professional detergent will remove algae and other organics from your brick in a regular cleaning.

Sometimes, rust can accumulate on the brick and a more in depth cleaning is required, but the end result will be your property restored to its pre-stain condition.

Yes, we can.  

The dirt, grime and organics soak into the concrete because concrete is porous.

Depending on the situation, either a high pressure tip can be used to clean the concrete surface or a concentrated solution along with a surface cleaner can be used to restore your concrete porch, patio, walkway and/or sidewalk. 

There can be a number of reasons that your gutters overflow, but the solution will generally involve your gutters being cleaned.

There can be something clogging your downspout.  This will usually be leaves; however, I’ve seen tennis balls, toys and other items that have clogged the down spout and caused the gutters to over flow when it rains.

Another reason for your overflowing gutters can be an abundance of leaves that are in the gutters and they need to be cleaned out.

One last reason that comes to mind is granule loss.  On older roofs, the shingle granules run off and accumulate in the gutters.  This accumulation can dam up and prevent the water from flowing across the gutter, resulting in overflowing of the gutter.  

If your gutters are overflowing, give us a call and we’ll be happy to assist with your interior gutter cleaning.

Yes.

Over time, the exterior of your gutters and downspouts can become unsightly due to the dirt, grime and exposure to the elements.

A good soft washing treatment can help to clean your gutters and downspouts and restore them.

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No, a proper roof washing will not damage your roof.

Over time, your roof will may become unsightly due to algae, mildew and other organics that can accumulate on your roof.

We use the low pressure soft washing technique to apply our solution to your roof.

After the solution has done its job, we rinse your roof off to remove the solution.

We’ll either place 5-Gallon Buckets or neutralizer at the bottom of the gutters to keep the solution from flowing into your lawn.

Check out our Pressure Washing Service Pros Frequently Asked Questions page.