House soft washing
High pressure isn't the right tool for every exterior. Soft washing uses low pressure and cleaning solutions matched to the material, then a gentle rinse.
It may seem difficult to know which cleaning method your house needs.
That's our job. We'll explain the method we recommend for your materials before we start.
We look at your siding, trim and any sensitive features first, then choose the method and mix that fit them. One-story and two-story homes are both available.
What you get
- Cleans with less force than standard pressure washing
- Treats algae, mildew and organic staining
- Improves curb appeal before selling, painting or hosting
- Takes care around plants, fixtures and openings
How we clean it
- 1
Material check
We note siding type, paint condition and anything sensitive, like light fixtures or plants.
- 2
Low-pressure application
Cleaning solution is applied at low pressure and given time to work.
- 3
Gentle rinse
The surface is rinsed at a pressure suited to the material.
Worth knowing: Organic growth like algae and mildew tends to spread across shaded walls if it's left alone.
Older paint, failed caulking and existing damage can react to any washing. We'll point out concerns we see before we begin.
Questions about house soft washing
What's the difference between soft washing and pressure washing?
Soft washing relies on low pressure and cleaning solutions, while pressure washing relies more on water force. Our Field Guide explains it in more detail.
What about my plants?
Tell us about anything sensitive before we arrive. We take care around landscaping and rinse nearby plants as part of the job.
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