You’ve probably noticed mold, mildew, algae or moss on your home or building exterior. Maybe you’re looking to sell your property and want it to look as good as possible. Or perhaps you’re simply tired of looking at the dirt, grime and stains that accumulate on your home or commercial property. While scrubbing and household cleaning products may help remove some of the buildup, there are times when it’s necessary to turn to pressurized water for more thorough cleaning. Pressure washing, also known as power washing, uses a high volume of water spray with an average pressure between 1,300-2,800 PSI to clean exterior surfaces. This includes decks, patios, vehicles, concrete and other hardscapes. It’s also used to remove loose paint and dirt, as well as mold, mildew, fungus, moss, dust, dirt and pollen from siding, roofs and other soft surfaces on your home or commercial property.

Soft wash, on the other hand, uses a lower volume of water and a cleaning solution to achieve results. Cleaning solutions contain Sodium Hypochlorite, a chemical that kills microorganisms such as mildew spores, mold and other organic growth, and algae. They can also be combined with surfactants, residual inhibitors and odor removers.

When professionally applied, soft washing is a safe and effective way to clean your property. Professionals know how to use the right amount of water and cleaning solution for different surfaces, as well as how much pressure to apply and when. This helps prevent damage to your property and ensures that the cleaning process is as effective as possible while minimizing the environmental impact. soft wash