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Soft washing is a cleaning method that uses low-pressure water combined with special cleaning solutions to remove dirt, algae, mold, and other organic stains from buildings and delicate surfaces. Unlike traditional pressure washing, soft washing relies more on the cleaning agents than on high pressure, making it safer for siding, roof shingles, and other sensitive areas.

Pressure washing is highly effective at removing a wide range of stains, including dirt, mud, mold, algae, and some oil stains. However, certain types of stains, like deep-seated oil or grease, may require specialized cleaning agents or techniques for complete removal.

Yes, preparation is key to safe and effective pressure washing. This includes removing or covering delicate items, clearing the area of furniture or vehicles, and protecting plants or landscaping from high-pressure water and cleaning solutions. Also, identifying and sealing any cracks or openings can prevent water from entering unintended areas.

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While pressure washing can be performed in most seasons, it’s best done in mild weather conditions. Extremely cold temperatures can make the process more challenging and potentially damage your equipment or property. Ideal conditions are during spring, summer, and early fall when temperatures are more conducive to outdoor work.

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Pressure washing can have environmental impacts, particularly from the runoff of cleaning chemicals and debris into local waterways. To minimize these impacts, we use eco-friendly, biodegradable cleaning solutions, and consider water recovery systems or methods to properly dispose of wastewater, especially when cleaning substances that can harm the environment.

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Yes, you can pressure wash wooden decks and fences, but it requires a gentle touch to avoid damage. Use a lower pressure setting and a wider fan nozzle to distribute the water pressure over a larger area. It’s often recommended to treat the wood with a cleaner or brightener before pressure washing and to seal it afterward to protect against future dirt and weathering.

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Signs include visible dirt, grime, mold, or algae growth on surfaces; discolored sidewalks, driveways, or patios; and a generally dull or aged appearance of the exterior. Regular maintenance can prevent the buildup of these substances and keep your property looking its best.