Soft Washing Service

Why Choose Soft Washing Service Over Traditional Pressure Washing?

When it comes to cleaning the exterior of your home, there are many options to choose from. So why choose soft washing service over traditional pressure washing?

One of the biggest benefits of soft washing is that it’s a more gentle option than traditional pressure washing. While pressure washing can be abrasive and damage vinyl, wood, stucco, or masonry, soft washing uses detergents and cleaners to remove dirt, mold, and mildew without any damage. In addition, because soft washing doesn’t require stripping paint or caulking, it’s a more efficient and time-saving option.

Another reason to choose soft washing is that it offers a more cost-effective solution in the long run. Pressure washing can often damage materials like vinyl, wood, stucco, or masonry, which means you have to replace them. With soft washing, the detergents are powerful enough to break down dirt and grime so they can be easily removed by hand without damaging materials around your home. This also saves you money on supplies since you won’t have to strip paint or caulk beforehand.

One last benefit is that soft washing removes the need to use harsh chemicals for power washers. The solution used during treatment is gentle enough to use for multiple jobs without having to purchase extra products. This ensures that no harm comes from using these detergents on your home’s exterior over time.

The process starts with an inspection done by a professional team who will determine if any parts of your home need to be stripped or repaired beforehand. After that, the soft washing process is performed by hand using a power washer and brush attachment to remove dirt and grime from your siding, stucco, or brick. Finally, when all loose debris has been removed from your home after treatment, it will be rinsed off with water from a garden hose.

When soft washing can’t be used

Unfortunately not every exterior surface can receive a soft wash treatment because certain materials like metal and shingles can become damaged over time if exposed to too much water. If your siding is made of aluminum or other metal, this process can strip the protective coating and damage metal surfaces. If your roof is made of shingles, water can seep between layers over time, which increases the risk of moisture damage.

How does soft washing compare to other methods?

Soft washing might be a new method of exterior cleaning compared to others like pressure washing or power washing, but its advantages are hard to ignore. Since soft washing uses gentle cleaners that don’t require stripping paint or caulk before cleaning, it’s more efficient for time management and cost-effectiveness in long run. Soft washing also removes the need to use harsh chemicals with traditional washers while still being powerful enough to break down dirt and grime so they can easily be removed by hand without damaging exterior materials.

If you’re looking for a new way to clean the exterior of your home without causing damage, soft washing might be just what you need. Request an estimate today to see if this method is right for you and your home’s exterior.