Vinyl, stucco, painted wood, and shingle roofs don't need force — they need the right solution, dwell time, and a gentle rinse. Soft washing lifts algae, mildew, and the green film on a north-facing wall without driving water behind the cladding.
What's the difference between soft washing and pressure washing?
Pressure washing cleans hard surfaces with force. Soft washing cleans delicate surfaces with a cleaning solution and almost no pressure. Most homes need both, in different places.
Is it safe for my plants?
With preparation, yes. We saturate landscaping before, during, and after so nothing sits on a leaf long enough to matter.
Surface-appropriate
Pressure stays low where high pressure would etch, streak, or force water in.
Treated at the root
Organic growth is killed, not just knocked back, so it stays gone longer.
Even result
No wand marks, no zebra striping across the wall.
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Protect the planting
Beds and foundation plants wetted down and rinsed through as we go.
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Apply and dwell
Solution applied bottom-up, given time to work.
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Gentle rinse
Low-pressure rinse top-down, checking runoff and greenery.
Siding, painted surfaces, and roofs cleaned with low-pressure application and the right solution — organic growth handled at the source, not blasted.
Soft Washing — questions.
What's the difference between soft washing and pressure washing?
Pressure washing cleans hard surfaces with force. Soft washing cleans delicate surfaces with a cleaning solution and almost no pressure. Most homes need both, in different places.
Is it safe for my plants?
With preparation, yes. We saturate landscaping before, during, and after so nothing sits on a leaf long enough to matter.
Cleaner spaces. Brighter days.
Quote your soft washing.
Low pressure. For the surfaces that can't take more.