Soft washing is a cleaning technique used to remove dirt, grime, algae, mildew, and other organic stains from various surfaces, such as roofs, siding, decks, and fences, without causing damage. Unlike pressure washing, which uses high-pressure water to forcefully remove debris, soft washing relies on a low-pressure water spray combined with specialized cleaning solutions.

Soft washing is considered safe due to its use of low pressure and biodegradable cleaning solutions. Unlike high-pressure washing, which can damage delicate surfaces, soft washing employs a gentler water spray, reducing the risk of cracks, erosion, or water infiltration. The biodegradable cleaning solutions are specially formulated to target organic stains without harming the environment or the underlying materials. This method effectively removes algae, mold, and mildew, leaving surfaces clean and restored. By preventing water intrusion and using professional expertise, soft washing offers an efficient and secure cleaning process, suitable for delicate surfaces like roofs, siding, and more. Hiring a reputable soft washing service ensures the job is done safely and effectively, maintaining the appearance of your property without causing any damage.

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1. Inspection: Before starting the power washing process, a thorough inspection of the house's exterior is performed. The purpose of this inspection is to identify any areas with heavy stains, mold, mildew, or damage that may require special attention during the cleaning.

2. Preparing the Area: The surrounding area is prepared for power washing. This may involve moving outdoor furniture, covering plants and delicate items, and ensuring that windows and doors are securely closed to prevent water from entering the interior.

3. Applying Cleaning Solutions: Depending on the level of dirt and stains, a cleaning solution may be applied to the surface before power washing. This solution helps to break down tough stains and organic growth, making the power washing process more effective.

4. Power Washing: Using a power washer with an appropriate nozzle and water pressure setting, the house's exterior is washed from top to bottom. The power washer sprays high-pressure water, which forcefully removes dirt, grime, algae, mold, and mildew from the surfaces.

5. Rinsing: After power washing, the house is thoroughly rinsed with clean water. This step removes any remaining cleaning solutions, loosened dirt, and debris from the surface.

6. Post-Inspection: Once the power washing is complete, a post-inspection is conducted to ensure that all areas have been adequately cleaned and no damage has occurred during the process.