Residential Pressure Washing

What is Pressure Washing?

  • Pressure washing is the use of controlled, high-pressure water to remove dirt, grime, mold, mildew, and buildup from exterior surfaces such as concrete, siding, decks, driveways, and patios.

  • When done properly, it restores surfaces, improves curb appeal, and helps prevent long-term damage.

What is Soft Washing?

  • Soft washing is a low-pressure cleaning method used to safely remove organic growth such as mold, mildew, algae, and bacteria from exterior surfaces like siding, roofs, fences, and painted areas.

  • Instead of relying on high pressure, soft washing uses specialized cleaning solutions to break down and eliminate buildup at its source, providing longer-lasting results without damaging surfaces.

Person in green boots operating a large, professional-grade sidewalk cleaning machine on a brick driveway during rainy weather.
Person in blue waterproof pants and shoes pressure washing a sidewalk.

  • Sodium Hypochlorite. SH is the active cleaning agent that kills and removes organic buildup. It is similar to bleach, but used in controlled, diluted concentrations

  • We take precautions to protect landscaping, including pre- and post-rinsing surrounding plants and controlling application to prevent overspray. Protecting your property is a priority throughout the process.

  • Soft washing is often the preferred method for cleaning many exterior surfaces because it cleans more effectively without the risk of damage. Instead of relying on high pressure to blast away buildup, soft washing uses low pressure and specialized cleaning solutions to safely eliminate mold, mildew, algae, and bacteria at the source.

A person using a garden pressure washer to clean the exterior wall of a house with brown wooden shingles, windows, a downspout, and a clear blue sky with clouds in the background.

How to Book

  1. Click on any link to fill out a estimate request form, and tell us what you would like cleaned.

  2. We’ll reach out in your preferred method of communication to schedule you’re onsite estimate

  3. Once the scope of work and price is agreed upon, we find a date to schedule your project

  4. After the project is completed, then payment is due! (Cash, Check, Card, ACH)

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