Low-pressure exterior cleaning for stucco, painted walls, roofs, and delicate finishes. Removes years of algae, mildew, dust, and Arizona monsoon buildup — without stripping paint or damaging surfaces.
Soft wash uses low-pressure water combined with safe cleaning solutions to lift dirt, algae, and mildew off surfaces that traditional high-pressure would damage.
Not every surface can take a 3,000-PSI pressure washer. Painted stucco, tile roofs, awnings, and older exteriors get damaged by aggressive pressure — chipped paint, dislodged tiles, torn awning fabric, blown-out grout. Soft wash gets surfaces just as clean without any of that risk.
Soft wash uses pressure similar to a garden hose — 60 to 80 PSI — combined with biodegradable cleaning solutions that do the work chemically instead of mechanically. Your paint stays put, your finishes stay intact.
High-pressure washing removes surface dirt but often leaves algae, mildew, and mold spores that grow back within weeks. Soft wash solutions neutralize the biological growth at the root, so surfaces stay cleaner longer.
Aggressive pressure washing on tile roofs, shingles, and older stucco can shave years off the life of the surface. Soft wash cleans without erosion — protecting your property's substrate and preserving your investment.
We use pressure washing where pressure washing works — concrete, sidewalks, dumpster pads. And we use soft wash where soft wash is safer — stucco, roofs, painted surfaces, delicate finishes. Same team, right approach for each surface.
Yes — it's specifically designed for painted stucco, wood siding, painted trim, and other finished surfaces. The low pressure (~60-80 PSI, similar to a garden hose) means paint stays intact, while the cleaning solutions do the actual dirt and algae removal.
Pressure washing uses high-pressure water (1,500–4,000 PSI) to physically blast dirt off durable surfaces like concrete. Soft wash uses low-pressure water plus cleaning solutions that neutralize algae, mildew, and dirt chemically. Soft wash is safer for delicate surfaces; pressure washing is faster on tough concrete. We do both, and we pick the right one for each surface.
Yes, and it's the recommended method. Tile roofs can be damaged by high-pressure washing — dislodged tiles, cracked tiles, water forced under the tiles. Soft wash removes algae, moss, and stains without any of that risk, and it extends the life of the roof.
The solutions we use are biodegradable and diluted for application. We pre-wet landscaping before starting and rinse afterward to protect plants, and pets should be kept indoors during the service just as a precaution. Everything breaks down quickly and doesn't leave residue.
Because soft wash actually kills the algae and mildew at the source (rather than just rinsing surface dirt), results typically last 1–3 years depending on the surface, sun exposure, and property location. Pressure-washed surfaces often need re-cleaning much sooner because the biological growth wasn't neutralized.
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