While both use high-pressure water, power washing uses heated water, which is more effective at removing tough stains, grease, and oil. Pressure washing uses cold water.

Power washing is ideal for removing stubborn stains like oil, grease, and chewing gum. It's often used in commercial and industrial settings, but can also be beneficial for residential projects where deep cleaning is required.

Power washing can be effective, but the high temperature and pressure can damage delicate surfaces like wood or certain types of paint. It's essential to hire professionals who can adjust the settings appropriately.

As pressure washing becomes more and more mainstream, many homeowners are tempted to rent or buy their own pressure washers and take it into their own hands. There are, however, a few very major upsides to choosing to go the professional route:

• Training and experience: While knowledgeable homeowners may prepare themselves by reading the user manual and pressure washing articles, watching Youtube tutorials, etc, there's no replacement for professional training and experience. There are many common mistakes that even a cautious amateur cleaner can easily make which can lead to serious cosmetic or structural property damage or even personal harm! Passing the work over to a professional minimizes a lot of risks.
• High-quality equipment: When tackling really heavy clean-up jobs such as major spills or old stain removal, sometimes your home pressure washer just doesn't have enough force behind it to get the job done. Our commercial-grade pressure washers can tackle even the toughest jobs, ensuring that no staining or mess is left behind.
• Saves you time: Pressure washing is time-consuming work! No need to spend your days off toiling away over a pressure washer when you've got a professional on hand that'll get it done quickly, leaving you to relax.

Pressure washing is traditionally used for exterior cleaning jobs, such as concrete and hard surface areas. This method uses high pressure (PSI), much higher than the soft washing method. 

Soft washing involves using a biodegradable chemical that removes the biological elements (mold, algae, pollen, dirt, moss) and other stains without damaging surfaces on your property. Another major difference is that soft washing uses low-pressure equipment and nozzles on the end of a pressure washing gun or wand. Soft washing method is mostly used to clean surfaces, such as roof, deck, patio, siding, or fence.

House washing, also known as soft washing, involves using a low-pressure spray and specially formulated cleaning solutions to safely and thoroughly clean the exterior of your home, including siding, windows, and roofs.

No, when performed by experienced professionals, house washing is safe for your home's exterior. It's a gentle yet effective method for removing dirt and grime without causing damage.

Roof cleaning removes algae, moss, lichen, and other organic growth, prolonging the life of your roof and improving its appearance. It also helps maintain the energy efficiency of your home.

Yes, when done by professionals. Using the right techniques and equipment, roof cleaning can effectively remove contaminants without causing damage.

Clean gutters ensure proper drainage, preventing water damage to your property's foundation, roof, and walls. Clogged gutters can lead to leaks and structural problems.

The frequency of gutter cleaning depends on factors like the number of trees around your property. In general, it's recommended to clean gutters at least twice a year, in the spring and fall.

Pressure washing offers several benefits, including:

• Improved curb appeal
• Enhanced property value
• Prevention of mold and mildew growth
• Extended lifespan of surfaces
• Reduced maintenance costs

While you can rent pressure washers, it's often recommended to hire professionals. They have the expertise to adjust pressure levels, choose the right cleaning solutions, and ensure safe and effective cleaning without causing damage.

In most cases, you do not need to be present during the pressure washing service. However, it's a good idea to communicate with the service provider about access and any specific instructions you may have.

While some homeowners choose to clean their gutters themselves, it can be a dangerous and time-consuming task. Hiring a professional gutter cleaning service ensures the job is done safely and effectively.

Signs that your gutters may need cleaning include water overflowing from the gutters during rainfall, sagging gutters, visible debris, or plant growth in the gutters, and water stains on your home's exterior.