South Florida
Pressure Washing
Concrete, pavers and stone, taken back to the colour they were.
Pressure washing uses high pressure water to clean hard surfaces such as concrete driveways, walkways, pavers and pool decks. It suits masonry and stone, and is the wrong tool for roofs, painted siding and screens, which are cleaned by soft washing instead.
What's Included
Every Pressure Washing job includes
- Driveways, walkways and entries
- Pool decks and patios
- Paver and stone surfaces
- Surface cleaner used on flat concrete for an even finish
- Edges and corners detailed by hand
- Plants rinsed down before and after
What It Fixes
The problems this solves
Black streaking and organic growth
Humidity and shade grow algae and mildew into the surface of concrete. It reads as staining, and it comes back faster each time it is left.
Uneven, patchy results
A wand alone leaves stripes on flat concrete. A surface cleaner passes evenly, which is the difference between a clean driveway and a striped one.
Rust and irrigation staining
Well water leaves orange staining along the sprinkler line. It is a different problem from dirt and needs treating rather than blasting.
The Solpath Standard™
More Than a Wash. A Complete Detail.
Window washing gets the dirt off. Window detailing gets the whole opening right: the glass, the edges, the frames, the tracks and the screens.
- 01
Scrub
Remove salt, pollen, dust, debris and environmental buildup.
- 02
Squeegee
Professional streak-free glass cleaning.
- 03
Detail
Edges, corners, frames, tracks and screens finished by hand.
- 04
Protect
Eligible recurring services receive RainBlock treatment, designed to help glass stay cleaner between visits.
Where pressure is the right tool
Concrete, pavers, stone and unpainted masonry can take real pressure, and on those surfaces it is the fastest honest way to get an even result.
Flat concrete is done with a surface cleaner rather than a wand, so the pass is even and there are no stripes left behind. Edges, steps and corners are then detailed by hand, which is the part that takes the time.
Where it is the wrong tool
Roofs, painted siding, stucco, screen enclosures and window frames are damaged by high pressure. Water driven behind a seal or under a shingle does not show up as damage for months, which is exactly why it happens so often.
Those surfaces are cleaned by soft washing instead, at low pressure with a solution doing the work. If you ask us to pressure wash something that should be soft washed, we will tell you why we are not going to.
Before we start
Plants and grass along the work area are wetted down first and rinsed again afterwards. Outdoor outlets and light fittings get checked. If something is already cracked, lifting or loose, you will hear about it before the machine is switched on rather than after.
Where We Work
Pressure Washing near you
- Pressure Washing in Fort Lauderdale
- Pressure Washing in Hollywood
- Pressure Washing in Davie
- Pressure Washing in Dania Beach
- Pressure Washing in Pembroke Pines
- Pressure Washing in Miramar
- Pressure Washing in Miami
Often booked together
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