How "do-it-yourself" can hurt
When it comes to power washing your home exterior, you may be tempted to rent the equipment and do it on your own. While there may be little harm a novice could do to a concrete driveway, the siding of your house is another story.
Certain siding materials can be damaged by the high intensity of a pressure wash. You may attempt to avoid a paint job with a pressure wash only to end up stripping the exterior paint. High-pressure washing should not be used for window cleaning as it can damage the panes. Especially for older homes, you should approach a power wash with caution.
Additionally, for the most complete clean, you'll want to use the right detergent or chemicals. By doing it yourself, you'll have to spend a fair amount of time researching the detergents that won't harm your surfaces or your lawn and garden.
Not to mention, choosing DIY for your exterior cleaning means renting costly equipment, learning how it works, and committing hours of your own time to the job. Choosing a professional means you have peace of mind the job will be done quickly and correctly without any hassle on your part.
We know the right exterior cleaning methods, like pressure washing or soft washing, for the material of your home. And we only use soaps and detergents that are safe for your home and the environment.