Power Washing Can Make a Huge Impact On Your Home.

The difference that power washing can make on various surfaces around your home can be amazing.  Of course, there are some surface for which power washing is an ideal mode of cleaning and others for which is should be used as a last resort.   Roofs immediately come to mind as an example of the latter.   There are more gentle alternatives available to even low pressure, high water volume power washing.   Concrete, however, is a great example of a surface that responds well to periodic power washing.

Concrete walkway before and after power washing

Siding, decks, gutter exteriors, driveways, walkways, patios and retaining walls are all surfaces where power washing can work wonders.   Each of these surfaces requires its own unique pressure and technique.   All Surface is equipped with various power washing machines and different attachments to ensure that we have the right equipment for the job.

Even with the right equipment, power washing can be a messy project.

Being in the cleaning business, we hate to do anything that might actually make a mess.   Yet at times, that is just what we are asked to do!   Power washing, even with experienced cleaning technicians using the right equipment can create a lot of peripheral messiness.   A prime example would be a walkway that has been freshly bark dusted or has flower planted right up to its edge.    Even when the spray is directed the opposite direction, there is almost always going to be “back spray”, water that bounces back in the direction that you are spraying from.   The point of mentioning this is that we want everyone to have a proper set of expectations and to communicate any special concerns or considerations so that we can do our best to address them.

If you have some surfaces around your home that you are ready to have cleanup up, have us stop by and give you a FREE estimate today.