Pressurewashing FAQs

Powerwashing, also known as pressure washing, is a method of cleaning surfaces using highly-pressurized water. It can effectively remove dirt, debris, mold, mildew, and grime from numerous common surfaces.

Powerwashing can help remove dirt, mold, mildew, and stains from many areas of your property such as the siding, roof, sidewalk, driveway, and walkways. It does so without the use of harsh chemicals, and it enhances the curb appeal of your property.

Powerwashing is safe for most surfaces, but it can be damaging when improperly done. It is recommended that you hire a professional pressure washing service who understands the appropriate pressure settings to use based on the situation at hand.

The frequency at which you should pressure wash your property depends on several factors such as the local climate, the presence of trees on the property, and the condition of the surfaces on your property. It is generally recommended that you powerwash your property once a year.

Yes, powerwashing can effectively remove most surface stains and discoloration. It can clean mold, mildew, algae, dirt, and other contaminants.

No, you do not need to be present during powerwashing services. As long as our powerwashing pros have access to the areas that are to be powerwashed.

Before powerwashing, it is advisable to remove any delicate or valuable items from the cleaning area, such as potted plants, outdoor furniture, or decorations. It is also recommended to close windows and doors to prevent water from entering your home or property.

Yes, pressure washing can damage your plants and landscaping if not performed properly. A professional pressure washing team will take precautions to protect your plants and landscaping from becoming damaged.