FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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• What Materials Are Better For Soft Washing?

  More fragile materials like wood, shingles, natural stone, and plastic will be damaged when they are pressure washed. Divots, gouges, and holes can appear when you pressure wash these softer materials. We recommend soft washing for roofs, stone siding, stone pavers, fencing, doors, or furniture.

• Will Power Washing Damage My Landscaping?

  When proper precautions are not taken, the high-pressure water could damage your landscaping. High-pressure water can damage foliage, uproot soil, or disrupt the ecosystem surrounding your plants. Hiring a professional will eliminate some of the risk of damaged plant life, as well as know how to best avoid these areas, or have coverings to protect plant leaves.

• Do I Need To Be Home During A Power Washing Service?

  No, as long as our team has access to the area needing to be cleaned, you won’t need to stay home during the cleaning. Having access to water is also important for a pressure washing service, but these details can be shared before the professional arrives or at the beginning of the service. Most homeowners don’t need to stick around or wait anxiously while the service is performed.

• How Should I Prepare For A Service?

  Before the technicians arrive at your home or business, make sure to follow these steps. Remove furniture or other fragile items Sweep off loose debris (decks, driveways, or parking lots) Make sure your water source is easily accessible Talk about any concerns or problem areas with the technician before proceeding Keep pets and children away from the pressure washing area

• How Can I Maintain My Home Between Washes?

  Even if you have frequent pressure washing services, you will still need to complete regular cleaning if you want to keep your home looking pristine. Sweeping, rinsing, and removing spills promptly is the best way to maintain your sparkling home. We recommend cleaning after a large storm, as snow begins to melt, or if you have had an oil leak or paint spill around your home.