FAQ

2300 PSI works for light dirt, but most Boise driveways need 2500–3000 PSI for proper cleaning. We adjust pressure and use surface cleaners to avoid streaking or damage.

Soft washing is the main alternative. It uses low pressure and specialized cleaning solutions to safely clean siding, roofs, and delicate surfaces without damage, while delivering longer-lasting results.

Professionals typically apply cleaning solution first, then rinse evenly using controlled, consistent motion. The goal is full coverage without leaving streaks or missed areas.

The best approach depends on the surface. Concrete can handle higher pressure, while siding is usually cleaned with soft washing to prevent damage and get a deeper clean.

Yes. Soap or cleaning solutions break down dirt, mildew, and stains faster than water alone, leading to better results and less surface wear.

Pre-treatment depends on the surface. Mild detergents work for general dirt, while stronger solutions are used for oil, algae, or heavy buildup.

Professional cleaners use commercial-grade detergents designed for siding, concrete, or roofs. These are stronger and safer than store-bought options when applied correctly.

We use commercial pressure washers, soft wash systems, surface cleaners, and professional-grade solutions tailored to each surface.

It's rinsed away into drainage areas or controlled runoff. We manage water flow to avoid mess and protect surrounding areas.