How Pressure Washing Varies From Surface to Surface With Cardwell Cleaning

Greensboro, NC - Pressure washing is a highly versatile process that can be used to clean many different surfaces. However, not all surfaces can be washed the same way, and techniques need to be adjusted to match the job. This is the only way to ensure quality results. Cardwell Cleaning, [https://www.cardwellcleaning.com] a local pressure washing business, understands the exact needs of every material and exterior surface and takes the correct approach for each project. Learn about these varying approaches below and determine what techniques are the most effective for your pressure washing tasks.

Pressure Washing: High-Pressure Cleaning

Pressure washing, while often used as a blanket term for many different techniques, truly refers to cleaning surfaces with high-pressure water. High-pressure water effectively disturbs and removes debris from exterior surfaces, helping to restore their brightness and beauty. Pressure washing is best suited for durable surfaces that can withstand the strength of this technique. For example, concrete can be pressure washed with upwards of 3,000 PSI. Other materials that can be pressure washed include cement, metal, hardwood, and asphalt.

Soft Washing: Gentler Cleaning For Gentler Surfaces

Not all exterior surfaces can withstand the sheer strength of pressure washing. In fact, many materials will warp, splinter, or dent when pressure washed, including vinyl, plastic, and softwood. When these surfaces need to be cleaned, it is best to use a pressure washing variant known as soft washing. Soft washing uses lower water pressure-sometimes as low as 500 PSI-ensuring that debris is removed from delicate surfaces without harming them.

Soft washing is required when cleaning home exteriors or roofs. In almost all cases, these surfaces are too sensitive for pressure washing. Additionally, it is worth noting that soft washing may be less effective at removing debris than pressure washing. Fortunately, this lost strength can be mitigated with the use of cleaning solutions. For example, sodium hypochlorite can weaken debris so that it is removed easily by the soft washing process.

Professional Services From Cardwell Cleaning

Pressure washing and soft washing both require sophisticated equipment, related training, and a considerable time investment. Because of this, many property owners choose to avoid doing the work on their own and schedule service with Cardwell Cleaning. By doing so, property owners ensure their property's surfaces are washed by professionals. This results in cleaner results. Additionally, professionals recognize the best techniques for any given project immediately, ensuring efficiency and safety.

About Cardwell Cleaning

Cardwell Cleaning proudly serves Greensboro, NC [https://maps.app.goo.gl/M4kEuBUpr8vmk4N46] and provides many pressure washing services, including house washing, commercial pressure washing, concrete cleaning, and more. The company ensures quality results for a fair price; the cost of a job is determined by its overall size. This guarantees reasonable rates for all clients-no hidden fees involved.

For more information about Cardwell Cleaning, visit their website [https://www.cardwellcleaning.com] or call (336) 989-8581.

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