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Siding Pressure Washing

If you’re looking for a better option for keeping your siding clean, we’ve got the solution!

The siding of your home or business makes up most of the visible surface area, which is why keeping it clean is so important. Not only is clean siding more attractive, but it also stays in better condition since it doesn’t have contaminants wearing it down and causing issues like staining, fading, and cracking. Siding pressure washing used to be the go-to method for siding cleaning, but these days, there’s a better option available. At SoftWash Systems, we’re proud to offer siding soft washing, which beats siding pressure washing on every level.

Siding Pressure Washing

One of the main reasons to ditch siding pressure washing is the fact that most pressure washers operate with a PSI of 2,000 or higher. That high-pressure level can cause serious damage to your siding. By comparison, soft washing only uses about 150 to 300 PSI, making it safe for every type of siding. Soft washing is equally effective on vinyl, brick, wood, metal, stone, or any other type of siding, providing a deep clean without the risk of damage.

Soft washing is able to provide such a deep clean thanks to the specially formulated detergents we developed. We can easily remove grime like dirt, pollen, airborne pollutants, insect nests, and bird droppings, as well as tougher contaminants like mold, algae, bacteria, moss, lichen, and mildew. The detergents emulsify the grime and kill the harmful microorganisms, which means that the results last far longer than siding pressure washing. The detergents are also biodegradable, water-based, and low VOC, making soft washing an environmentally responsible choice as well as a highly effective one.

Our team is happy to talk with you more about why you should choose soft washing over siding pressure washing. Contact us today for additional information!

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