Our team at Window Cleaning Experts knows that cleaning your siding, windows, and other exterior surfaces can be difficult. Pressure washing can cause damage and sometimes won’t leave your home or business thoroughly cleaned.

That’s why our team uses soft washing for exterior surfaces. Soft washing uses a low-pressure washing system with a bio-degradable cleaner to remove dirt, grime, and mildew from easy to damage surfaces around the exterior of your home. This includes siding, windows, doors, and more.

Why Should You Use Soft Washing for Exterior Cleaning

Soft washing is the perfect solution for cleaning exterior surfaces like vinyl siding and windows. It uses about 1/3 the pressure to clean surfaces as a pressure washer, cleaning your exterior with care and without damage.  In addition to being bio-degradable, our cleaners clean more than just pollen and dirt. Mildew, algae, grime, bugs, and more stand no chance. Let our team help you keep your building clean year-round.

Exterior Soft Washing Advantages

No Pressure Damage: Pressure Washers can cause severe damage to your roof or other exterior surfaces, especially if they are older. They cause erosion and strip away materials that have been loosened by decomposition or aging. While it is appropriate for heavy equipment or concrete surfaces, most commercial and residential projects benefit much more from soft washing.

It’s the Green Option: An average pressure washer uses anywhere from 3-8 gallons of water per minute. In one hour of cleaning, a pressure washer can use over 500 gallons of water. However, soft washing uses only about 60 gallons to clean your whole home or business.

It Treats at the Source: The exterior surfaces of your home or business are not just dirty; they may be hosting algae, mildew, or other decomposing bacteria. Our soft washing cleaners treat and remove these issues before they become more significant problems.

It Lasts Longer: Soft washing can last 5-6 times longer than pressure washing. This means your surfaces stay clean longer, saving you money in the long run.

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