BEST PRESSURE WASHING SERVICES IN LAKEWAY TX

We use pressure washing and soft washing to wash your property. The two methods differ but are needed to give a superior clean.

You already know that pressure washing uses high pressure to clean. Soft washing is a method that most people do not yet know much about.

Soft washing is the process of using soaps and detergents to clean rather than high pressure. Think of taking a shower. You use soap and shampoo to clean yourself. Soft washing is just that but for your house and business property.

Soft washing is gentle and helps your property stay clean much longer.

We like to combine the two methods of cleaning. Some surfaces that are harder will need some pressure to help rinse off stains.

We use surfactants that are similar to Gain and Dawn to help wash your home. Our surfactant is made to help remove the exterior stains that grows on your exterior surfaces. They are safe and are eco-friendly.

To treat algae and mildew build-up, our solution does contain some bleach that’s been diluted to a low level. We also further dilute when rinsing.

Should you worry?

No because this is the standard for exterior cleaning. You are also in good company with us as our team are train on plant and property safety. We are also fully insured to protect you. 

You should worry if you hire someone who is not insured and is not knowledgeable and is inexperienced. 

We’re one of the few top rated company in the area and have the experience under our belt.

Any surface you need cleaning we can do!

It’s more of what method will we use to clean the surface you want to be cleaned.

And that depends on the hardness of that surface and what it’s made of.

Most surfaces will be a mixture of power washing and soft washing. For the softer more delicate surfaces, we will stick to soft washing only.

The only surfaces that will be different are wooden surfaces. Wood requires more of a restorative process. The soaps we use to clean non-organic surfaces are not for wood. Wood requires oxygenated soaps and detergents so that the wood fibers aren’t damaged.

• Natural Stone Surfaces: These are various mixtures of limestones and flagstones. The natural stones are quite popular in Texas and attract algae and mildew. The reason why they grow on the stones is because the natural stones are food for algae and mildew. They also store rich nutrients from the pollen and various debris in their porous surface. It’s a treat that the algae and mildew just can’t resist and they spread like wildfire. Pressure washing alone won’t do much good on these stones. You will need to use soft washing to really treat and stunt their growth. Soft washing the stones will also give you a much longer-lasting clean.

• Stucco Surfaces: We clean plenty of stucco surfaces and they are by far the most difficult to clean. Just like the natural stones, stucco surfaces also are porous. But the thing with stucco is, algae and mildew stains can become permanent if left untreated. We do not recommend pressure washing stucco surfaces as it is very delicate. Soft washing is a much more suitable method to clean stucco.

• Wood Surfaces: Wood surfaces will need to go through a restorative process. The fiber in wood are organic material. We would need to use oxygenated soaps and detergent to get rid of the algae and mildew. After the treatment, the wood fiber will be treated to protect the fibers and then washed with pure water. Wood cleaning is more in the line of a restorative service.

• Concrete Surfaces: Concrete surfaces such as driveways, walkways, and sidewalks can be pressure washed. We highly recommend soft washing afterward to treat the algae and mildew in the pores of the concrete. Concrete that is less than 3 years old should not be pressure washed as it will cause etching.