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If not careful pressure washing your own home can cause extensive damages to your homes sidings and/or windows. Considering these potential dangers many in the pressure washing business choose the alternative soft washing method instead. This is done by using a low pressure 0 degree tip on the pressure washers gun, which allows more water to flow through the opening lowering the pressure exiting the nozzle. The home is cleaned by using home safe chemicals, then later rinsed off with water. Cleaning your home this way allows us to use close to no pressure which preserves the condition of your siding.
The cleaning process is done to that very similar of a car wash, we apply water first to both loosen anything on the surface and create a layer between the chemical and the raw surface of your siding. We then apply chemical at the appropriate ratio as to not damage any plants in the surrounding area, then finish lastly with a rinse.
Just simply pressure washing your driveway could make it look like you laid new concrete, it gets that clean. Surprisingly though there are more benefits to pressure washing your driveway than it just looking brand new. Your driveway and concrete surfaces are not only walked and driven on, but water sits and gathers on your driveway often. This plus outdoor conditions create the perfect formula for growth of algae, mildew and even mold to grow on your driveway. This can dramatically effect the air quality around your home and family. Many companies or individuals just put a pressure washer on top of your driveway, and this can clean most of the visible dirt and different things on the surface. This though unfortunately doesn't kill living organisms like algae mildew or mold. Using professional grade chemicals like we do at Pinpoint doesn't only remove these unwanted organisms but kills their spores which prevents them from just growing back within a few weeks.
Your fence most times is the first thing people notice when passing by or entering your property. Having a clean fence then sets the perfect first impression. The four most common fence materials are wood, synthetic/vinyl, aluminum and chain link. The more common of those to need a routine cleaning is your wood and synthetic fences. Pressure washing tackels these jobs perfectly, utilizing chemicals and softer pressure for your more delicate synthetic fences. This requires more than just dumping chemicals on your though, understanding the appropriate ratios is very important when cleaning fences because your fence is usually placed on top of grass. Using too strong of a mixture of chemical can then kill all the grass in the surronding area, and then you have another problem. We at Pinpoint are proud to say we are not only experienced in handling these dangerously high pressured machines but also have learned our chemicals and their purposes. When cleaning wood fences we take a similar approach, but if necassary using slightly more pressure to clean appropriately the wood grain.
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