If you’ve heard of soft washing, you may have some questions about what makes it different from power washing. To answer some of the most common questions, here is a list of differences between a soft washing service and a power washing service:

+ Soft Washing

Soft washing is designed to work using less water and lower water pressure than power washing. This has several benefits, including being more eco-friendly toward the water supply and causing less damage to outdoor materials due to lower water pressure.

– Power Washing

Power washing uses very high water pressure to clean outdoor items. While this high-powered spray can be effective at cleaning various items, this high-pressure water spray can also damage sensitive outdoor materials. Additionally, the longer power washing systems are in use, the more water is used, and, therefore, the higher the water bill.

+ Soft Washing

Soft washing includes eco-friendly cleaners that can protect outdoor materials against future grime buildup. For example, you may notice areas that usually have a persistent buildup of organic matter stay clean longer than with standard power washing services. The eco-friendly cleaners used in soft washing are also safe for outdoor landscaping and plants that may be near the areas being cleaned.

– Power Washing

Power washing services have to be done more frequently than soft washing, which can be costly over the course of the year. Because power washing is less likely to provide a long-term clean of various outdoor areas, you may find that dirt, dust, grime, and organic matter builds up again some time after each cleaning.

+ Soft Washing

Soft washing is safe for all kinds of outdoor materials, including concrete, brick, siding, metal, wood, and more! That means your entire outdoor area from roof to pool deck can be cleaned safely with a soft washing service.

If your property’s exterior is in need of a deep cleaning, you may want to consider hiring a soft washing service to take care of it for you.