Frequently Asked Questions

Pressure washing is a cleaning method that uses a high-pressure water spray to remove dirt, grime, and other stains from surfaces such as buildings, driveways, and decks.

While pressure washing is generally safe for most surfaces, it can cause damage if not done correctly. It's essential to adjust the pressure and nozzle settings based on the surface being cleaned to avoid damage. 

Pressure washing can be used on a variety of surfaces including concrete, brick, wood, and vinyl siding.

The frequency of pressure washing depends on various factors such as the location, weather conditions, and amount of foot traffic. Generally, it is recommended to pressure wash your property at least once a year.

Yes, pressure washing can effectively remove mold and mildew from surfaces. However, it's essential to use the appropriate cleaning solutions and techniques to prevent regrowth. 

While DIY pressure washing is possible, it's essential to have the right equipment, knowledge, and safety precautions in place. Hiring a professional pressure washing service ensures thorough cleaning and minimizes the risk of damage to your property. 

Pressure washing can potentially damage delicate plants if not done carefully. To protect your plants, it's advisable to cover them with plastic sheeting or wet them thoroughly before pressure washing and rinse them afterward.  Just let us know and we will take care of it.

Yes, pressure washing can effectively remove oil stains from driveways. However, stubborn stains may require the use of specialized cleaning solutions or degreasers in addition to pressure washing. 

The time it takes to pressure wash depends on factors such as the size of the area, the level of dirt and grime buildup, and the equipment used. Generally, smaller areas can be cleaned in a few hours, while larger areas may take longer. 

Pressure washing can be environmentally friendly when done responsibly. Using eco-friendly cleaning solutions, conserving water, and properly disposing of wastewater are essential practices to minimize environmental impact. 

It's not always necessary to be home during pressure washing, especially if the service provider has access to the exterior of your property. However, it's advisable to communicate with the service provider and ensure clear access to the areas being cleaned.