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Clients want surfaces cleaned without damage from excessive pressure — the right PSI and technique for each surface type prevents etching concrete, stripping paint, and damaging wood.

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About Pressure Washing Services

What clients expect and what professionals need to know

Pressure washing uses commercial hot or cold water pressure washers (3,000–4,000 PSI for concrete, 1,200–2,000 PSI for wood and painted surfaces) to remove mold, algae, oil stains, and grime. Soft washing uses low pressure (100–300 PSI) with surfactant solutions (sodium hypochlorite and biodegradable surfactant) to safely clean roofs, vinyl siding, and stucco without high-pressure damage. Downstream injection applies chemical through the pressure washer's downstream port for safe, even application.

Clients want surfaces cleaned without damage from excessive pressure — the right PSI and technique for each surface type prevents etching concrete, stripping paint, and damaging wood.

Licensing & credentials: No license required; water discharge containing bleach or detergent may require a stormwater permit in some municipalities.

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Pressure Washing — Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from clients looking for Pressure Washing services

What is soft washing and when should it be used?

Soft washing uses chemical cleaning at low pressure (under 300 PSI) — safe for roofs, painted wood siding, stucco, and older wood. High pressure on these surfaces causes damage.

What dilution of bleach is used for house washing?

Exterior house washing uses 1–3% sodium hypochlorite solution (diluted from pool-grade 12.5% bleach); roofs use 2–3% for algae (Gloeocapsa magma) removal.

Can pressure washing damage concrete?

Consumer pressure washers at 3,500+ PSI with a 0-degree nozzle can etch concrete; commercial operators use a surface cleaner attachment that maintains consistent distance and overlap for even cleaning.

How often should I pressure wash my home's exterior?

Once every 1–2 years removes accumulated biological growth (algae, mold, mildew) before it degrades paint and caulking; high-humidity regions benefit from annual washing.

Should I pressure wash my deck before or after staining?

Always pressure wash and allow 48 hours of dry time before staining. Wet wood won't absorb stain properly, and staining over mold or grime doesn't resolve the underlying contamination.

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