Frequently Asked Questions

Everyone's house and wash needs are different. That is why we provide everyone with a no commitment free service quote.

While often used interchangeably, power washing is a more general term for cleaning using a variety of techniques, whereas pressure washing specifically refers to cleaning using high-pressure water. Power washing includes pressure washing, soft washing, chemical application, and other methods of cleaning.

Ideally, lower PSI is better for the safety of the siding materials. Most garden hoses are about 60 PSI, which should be sufficient to rinse. Pressure washing is not recommended because these can exceed 2,000 PSI.

The best time of year to wash a house is usually the Spring, Summer, and Fall. Chemical efficiency may decrease during freezing temperatures in the winter.

The best cleaning solution will depend on the type of material and type of dirt or stain you want to remove. Organic growth (such as moss and algae) can be cleaned with a bleach solution. Inorganic materials (such as soot stains from a dryer vent) will require a degreaser but will not react to bleach-based solutions. Always check to make sure your cleaning solution is compatible with your siding material and the desired effect.

Of course! That is what restores it to a like new appearance and extends its life. In situations where there is lots of moss, debris, grime, etc. on the surface, we will recommend our chemical wash.