Differentiating Pressure and Soft Washing With Froggy Softwash

Savannah, GA - Pressure washing is a field with surprising depth. This is because there are many different materials that need to be cleaned, and each of these materials has its own particular demands. This means that pressure washing is not a "one-size-fits-all" process; instead, each project must be planned ahead to ensure the best results. Because of this, two distinct techniques called pressure washing and soft washing emerge from what was originally a singular process. What sets these apart, and when is either option appropriate? Learn more below, then consider Froggy Softwash [https://www.froggysoftwash.com] for your pressure washing or soft washing project.

Pressure Washing: High-Pressure Cleaning

Pressure washing, while sometimes used as a "blanket term" for all exterior surface cleaning, typically refers to the use of high-pressure water to remove debris. With water pressurized to upwards of 3,500 PSI, surfaces such as driveways, sidewalks, concrete patios, and other durable structures can be rendered clean and vibrant within a matter of hours.

However, it is important to draw attention to the durability of these structures. The stronger a structure is, the more likely it is to safely withstand pressurized water. On the other hand, less durable structures could take damage, making pressure washing an unreliable choice.

Soft Washing: Low-Pressure Cleaning

Soft washing differs from pressure washing because it uses much less water pressure. While pressure washing may use up to 3,500 PSI, soft washing generally does not exceed 1,000 or 1,500 PSI. This makes the process much gentler than pressure washing, and as a result, soft washing is an appropriate choice in scenarios where pressure washing is not. For example, when you need to clean a delicate rooftop, consider soft washing. Similarly, soft washing is the best choice for structures made of vinyl (e.g. siding and fences).

Because soft washing is such a gentle process, it may not always remove the most stubborn debris on a surface. Fortunately, soft washing can be assisted with the use of cleaning solutions. A good example is sodium hypochlorite; this eco-friendly cleaner deteriorates tough debris so that it can be more effectively removed via soft washing.

Professional Pressure and Soft Washing

Some property owners may struggle to determine whether they need pressure washing or soft washing. Even if they can make an educated decision, they may not have the time or energy to do this work on their own. This is why companies such as Froggy Softwash offer professional pressure washing and soft washing services to the community. Not only does Froggy Softwash understand the specific needs of all exterior surfaces, but the company also makes them completely clean and helps property owners buy back their time.

About Froggy Softwash

Froggy Softwash is Savannah, GA's [https://maps.app.goo.gl/HnDoqbK5G8MFBozZ9] premier pressure washing business and is committed to serving the community. The company offers a wide range of premium services, including pressure washing, soft washing, concrete cleaning, fence cleaning, and more. Reach out to Froggy Softwash to suggest your project and receive a free estimate today.

For more information about Froggy Softwash, visit their website [https://www.froggysoftwash.com] or call (912) 504-0565.

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