Pressure washing is a cleaning technique that uses a high-powered stream of water to remove dirt, grime, mold, and other contaminants from surfaces. Unlike soft washing, which uses lower pressure and is often combined with cleaning solutions, pressure washing typically relies solely on the force of the water. This makes it ideal for hard surfaces like concrete, brick, driveways, decks, and patios, where more aggressive cleaning is needed.

Pressure washing is a practical way to maintain and protect property, improve health, and keep outdoor areas safe and visually appealing.

• Prevents Damage

• Enhances Curb Appeal

• Improves Health and Safety

• Saves Time and Effort

• Increases Longevity of Surfaces

1. High Pressure: The water pressure can range from around 1,300 to over 4,000 PSI (pounds per square inch), depending on the machine and the job. The pressure alone can break up and wash away grime, without needing soap in many cases.

2. Special Equipment: A pressure washer machine, often powered by gas or electricity, pressurizes water to deliver this intense stream. Different nozzles control the pressure and spray angle, allowing for customized cleaning.

3. Applications: Pressure washing is excellent for removing dirt, oil stains, mildew, paint, and algae buildup on hard surfaces. However, it’s usually not recommended for softer surfaces or surfaces that can be damaged by high-pressure water, such as certain types of wood or siding.