What's the Difference Between Power Washing, Pressure Washing and Soft Washing?
Understanding the differences between power washing, pressure washing, and soft washing helps you choose the right house washing method for your property.
Power Washing
Power washing uses heated water combined with high pressure to clean surfaces. The heated water helps break down grease, oil, and stubborn stains more effectively than cold water. Power washing is ideal for heavily soiled surfaces and commercial applications.
Pressure Washing
Pressure washing uses high-pressure cold water to clean surfaces. It's effective for removing dirt, mold, and mildew from concrete, brick, and other durable surfaces. Our driveway pressure washing services use this method for optimal results.
Soft Washing
Soft washing uses low pressure (under 500 PSI) combined with specialized cleaning solutions to clean delicate surfaces. This method is ideal for siding, roofing, and painted surfaces that could be damaged by high pressure. Our house washing services often use soft washing to protect your home's exterior.
Choosing the Right Method
Professional services select the appropriate method based on surface type, level of soiling, and desired results. Our technicians are trained to choose the right technique for each situation, ensuring effective cleaning without damage.
Professional Application
At A to Z Power Washing, we use the right method for each surface. Whether your home needs soft washing for siding or pressure washing for driveways, we ensure safe, effective cleaning.
Contact A to Z Power Washing at (248) 325-8358 or request a free quote to learn which cleaning method is best for your property.
