Frequently Asked Questions About Bigfoot Soft Wash & Pressure Washing

Q. What's The Difference Between Soft Washing And Pressure Washing

A. The key difference between pressure washing and soft washing is - well, pressure. Soft washing is a technique that uses low-pressure water for cleaning the more delicate areas of your home, like the siding and roof. Soft washing uses specialized cleaning solutions that are just as effective as pressure washing, but more gentle.

Q. How Often Should I Consider Cleaning My Home's Exterior Surfaces?

A. Most homeowners have their homes professionally cleaned every 2 to 3 years, but this depends on a few factors, such as:

• Are you surrounded by trees?
• Are you in the path of direct sunlight?
• Are you in an area with consistent harsh weather?
• Are you in a high humidity area?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, then pressure washing at a minimum of twice a year is recommended to prevent damage to your home's exteriors.

Q. How do I prepare my home for pressure washing?

A. There are a few things you'll need to do to get prepared for your pressure washing appointment, such as:

• Close all doors and windows and secure them tightly
• Move plants and other small decorative knick-knacks from the pressure washing area
• Switch off all outdoor electrical components
• Move all vehicles from the driveway for easier access