Frequently Asked Pressure Washing Questions - Answered By Vanishing Pressure Wash LLC

One of the biggest differences between soft wash and pressure wash is that one uses high pressure and one uses lower pressure. Pressure washing uses high-pressure water that runs at a very high psi (pounds per square inch). Depending on the type and strength of a pressure washer, the psi can range from 1300 to 3100. Soft washing, however, uses much less power than that; it's more similar to a strong hose.

Another difference is that while a pressure wash relies on the high-pressure water alone to clean properly, soft washing systems use a combination of soaps, bleach, and water to ensure your exterior stays clean for the long term.

Yep! We have the experience and training to handle both residential and commercial exteriors. If you're interested in one of our commercial pressure washing services, we offer:

• Building Washing
• Parking Garage Cleaning
• Storefront Cleaning

The answer to this question definitely depends on certain factors, such as the siding you have and the condition of the siding. Generally, house washing is not necessary unless the siding has significant mildew or grime buildup. However, homes in areas that have a lot of pollen or where the soffits become infested with cobwebs are good candidates for annual power washing.

Homeowners with vinyl, metal, or composite siding should pressure wash their homes once a year. If you have wood siding, we recommend you pressure wash only when you have dirt or mildew buildup, unless you use very gentle pressure to wash away pollen or cobwebs on an annual basis.

If you want to improve the curb appeal of your home, you need to hire a professional. A professional pressure washing service can effectively and efficiently do the job and leave your home looking brand new. We also offer the benefits of professional-grade equipment and industry experience, plus we're trained to handle all of the hazards that come with pressure washing.