Pressure Cleaning in Albion Park

Pressure Washing Vs. Soft Washing—What’s the Difference? 

Pressure washing and soft washing are two distinct methods for cleaning exterior surfaces, each with its unique applications and benefits. Pressure washing uses high-pressure water to remove dirt, grime, mould and other contaminants. It's ideal for hard surfaces like concrete driveways, paths and brick walls, where the high pressure effectively blasts away stubborn debris. However, this method can potentially damage more delicate surfaces, stripping paint or causing structural harm. 

In contrast, soft washing employs low-pressure water combined with specialised cleaning solutions to gently clean surfaces. This method is particularly suited for more sensitive areas, such as painted wood, vinyl siding and roof shingles. The cleaning solutions used in soft washing break down dirt and organic growths, allowing them to be rinsed away without the need for high pressure. This ensures a thorough clean without risking damage to the surfaces, making soft washing a safer and more versatile option for many exterior cleaning needs. 

Contact South Coast Pressure Washer to enquire about what’s right for your property.