Simple answers to the questions Kansas City homeowners ask us most.
Pressure washing uses strong water pressure alone to clean tough surfaces like concrete. Soft washing uses lower pressure plus a cleaning solution, which is safer for siding, roofs, and other soft surfaces.
Roofs, vinyl siding, painted wood, and window screens. High pressure can damage these surfaces, so a gentler method works better.
Concrete driveways, sidewalks, brick patios, and most decking. These are tough enough to handle stronger pressure.
Most Kansas City homes do well with one wash a year. Shaded or humid spots may need a wash every six to nine months.
Yes, when done right. The cleaning solution is diluted, and the area is rinsed well when the job is done.
It can, if the pressure is too high for the surface. That is why the pressure and method should match each surface.
It depends on the size of the job and how much buildup there is. We give a free quote after a quick look at the property.
You can, but it is easy to damage siding or concrete without the right equipment. A free quote from a pro is a safer bet.