Power washing removes dirt and grime from surfaces by spraying them with hot water and pressurized normal water. It is gentler on objects than pressure washing, which uses higher pressures.

Uses for power washing,

Cleaning dirty siding, specifically vinyl, aluminum, or wood

Removing mold, mildew, weeds, or algae

Clearing grimy gutters or algae-covered roofs

Restoring driveways, walkways, or sidewalks

Preparing decks or patios for staining or resealing

Pressure washing is a cleaning method that uses high-pressure water. A pressure washer includes a tank and motor, as well as a hose and nozzle. The motor pushes the water through the hose and out the nozzle, where it can be adjusted depending on the surface being cleaned. Pressure washers generally deliver between 1,300 and 2,800 pounds per square inch of pressure.

Uses for Pressure Washing

Brightening the exterior of a home or commercial building to give it a facelift

Cleaning dirty and dusty outdoor stairways, patios, walkways, or driveways

Removing algae, mildew, or gym from a pool deck

Washing a car, truck, or boat

Preparing your outdoor furniture for winter storage