Soft washing and pressure washing are two different methods of cleaning surfaces, and the main difference between them is the amount of pressure used.

Pressure washing uses a high-pressure water spray to clean surfaces, which is effective for removing dirt, and grime from hard surfaces like concrete or brick. The pressure can range from 1,500 to 4,000 pounds per square inch (PSI), and can be adjusted depending on the surface being cleaned. However, pressure washing can be too harsh for some surfaces, like delicate materials such as wood or soft surfaces such as roof shingles.

Soft washing, on the other hand, uses a low-pressure water spray combined with specialized cleaning solutions to remove dirt, grime and stains from a variety of surfaces. The pressure used in soft washing is typically less than 1,000 PSI, making it a more gentle method of cleaning that is suitable for delicate materials like roof shingles or siding. Soft washing is also most effective for removing organic growth such as algae, mold, and mildew.

In summary, pressure washing uses high-pressure water to clean surfaces, while soft washing uses low-pressure water and specialized cleaning solutions to clean delicate surfaces or surfaces with organic growth. Both methods can be effective depending on the surface being cleaned and the specific cleaning needs.

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Most buildings should be cleaned at least once a year in order to remove first, stains, algae, moss, and mold.

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It will not. We take extra steps in order to protect the areas that need special care.

Yes. We work around pets and pet areas.

Before our professionals leave your property, we will go over with you how to maintain the curb appeal of your property.

There are a multitude of reason. The top ones include: longevity of property, improved curb appeal, and cleanliness. Maintaining the outside of your property will help you save money in the end because makes your exterior last longer.