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Pressure washing frequency will depend on the type of siding you have and the condition of the siding. Generally, pressure 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.

Pressure washing is simply the most efficient way to clean your home's exterior. Your time is valuable, so efficiency is key when it comes to cleaning. Letting professionals power wash your home means you don't need to deal with mixing cleaning solutions, climbing ladders, and scrubbing strenuously at stubborn stains.

Power washing is the act of using pressurized water to clean dirt, algae, and other contaminants from outdoor surfaces. A power washer, otherwise known as a pressure washer, is the powered machine that makes cleaning the surface possible. Methods can vary depending on the machine being used, the surface that’s being cleaned, and the person performing the work.

The best time to power wash the exterior of your home is on a day with mild temperatures and a lot of sunshine. This type of weather not only makes it more comfortable to do the job, but it also helps the exterior dry quicker and more thoroughly.

The problem with pressure washing is that the process can be damaging to your roof and could possibly invalidate any warranty you might have. There are many inconsistencies that are involved with power washing a roof that should be taken into consideration before doing it. Most materials and components used on a roof are not constructed to endure pounding high water pressure, particularly those homes with older roofs and aging features. It can reflect poorly on the longevity of your roof.

While pressure washing is a great way to boost the curb appeal of your home or commercial property, not every surface is safe for pressure washing. Some things you should not power wash are: Asphalt Shingles, Stained Wood, Lead Paint, Old Mortar, Vehicle, Windows, Gutters, AC Units, Living Things.