Soft Wash Services
Ideal for delicate surfaces or organic growth (algae, mold, moss) where chemical treatment is more effective than force.
Ideal for delicate surfaces or organic growth (algae, mold, moss) where chemical treatment is more effective than force.
High pressure will strip the protective granules off shingles; soft washing uses surfactants to kill moss and algae safely.
Excessive pressure can crack the siding or force water behind the panels, leading to mold in the wall cavities.
These porous surfaces are easily gouged by high-pressure streams.
Soft washing preserves the wood fibers while deep-cleaning the organic stains.
To avoid stripping the paint or “furring” the wood grain, a low-pressure chemical wash is preferred.
Prevents seal failure in double-pane glass and keeps screens from tearing.
Ideal for hard, dense surfaces where high PSI is necessary to blast away deeply embedded dirt, grease, or peeling stains.
High pressure (often paired with a surface cleaner) is required to lift oil stains and deep-seated dirt from concrete pores.
While mortar joints require some caution, the brick faces themselves usually need high pressure to clear away grime.
Heavy-duty equipment can handle the force needed to remove grease and carbon buildup.
When you intentionally want to strip old, flaking paint or stain from a surface before applying a new coat.
Dense stones like granite or slate can typically withstand higher pressure for a thorough clean.
Useful for removing tire marks, salt deposits, and industrial spills.