All Pro Soft Wash

While most people are familiar with what pressure washing is, soft washing has only become a commonly used term in the industry in the last twenty years, deserving a little explanation. In contrast to pressure washing, where high pressure is used to blast away dirt and organic growth, soft washing utilizes very low pressure in combination with cleaning agents in order to rid surfaces of unsightly stains and slippery organic materials. All Pro Soft Wash utilizes both methods very thoughtfully, as not all surfaces are created equal. High pressure is great to use on surfaces like concrete slabs (including walkways, patios, driveways, etc.). These are good surfaces to clean with high pressure because they are designed to sustain the force that is applied in the cleaning process. However, when it comes to cleaning the exterior of a building structure, high pressure can easily damage many of the softer more delicate surfaces that we often see. A few of these surfaces include vinyl, stucco, foam core siding, roofing shingles/tiles, wood, painted surfaces, amongst many others. These surfaces require a gentler touch in order to maintain the integrity of the material while also cleaning and sanitizing the surfaces. Soft Washing these surfaces helps us avoid unnecessary damage to building materials that could translate into costly early replacement of these building systems.