Pressure washing is a common name used to describe cleaning outdoor surfaces with pressurized water. But the reality is that two different methods exist, and they're designed for different cleaning situations.
High Pressure Washing. High-powered water jets blast away years of build-up. Powerful, fast, and effective. But the pressure can damage some materials. We know which surfaces handle it and which don't, and we'll let you know which category your surfaces fall into. Typically used on durable, flat surfaces such as concrete driveways, walkways, brick exteriors, and commercial parking lots.
Soft Washing. Intelligent chemistry paired with reduced pressure, using the same technique as house washing. Applied to delicate surfaces like wood decks, fences, painted concrete, and surfaces that high pressure could harm.


















