We get it: pressure washing and soft washing are confusing.
First, let’s clear up the difference between pressure washing and soft washing. Pressure washing is a process that uses high-pressure water to remove dirt and grime from concrete, brick, and other hard surfaces. It’s an effective way to clean your home or business exterior, but it can damage delicate surfaces like decking or siding. Always go with a professional company.
Soft washing is a gentler alternative to pressure washing that uses low-pressure water and chemicals to gently remove dirt from surfaces without damaging them. Soft washing is best for cleaning concrete, wood, brick, siding, soffits and other surfaces that are not damaged by water pressure.
So, which one should you use? If you’re looking to get rid of debris and dirt from your home or business exterior, then pressure washing is a great option. But if you want to clean delicate surfaces without damaging them, soft washing is the way to go.
