Frequently asked questions

What Chemicals are used when you pressure wash? Are they harmful?

When pressure washing, I use an industry-standard cleaning mix of sodium hypochlorite (bleach) and a surfactant, typically Downy detergent. The surfactant helps the solution cling to surfaces and reduces the bleach odor. Bleach is highly effective at removing algae, mold, moss, and dirt.

While bleach can harm plants if used incorrectly, I always dilute it to safe levels and take extra precautions—thoroughly rinsing vegetation before and after cleaning. To date, I’ve never had an issue with plant damage, and I have the knowledge and tools to ensure that continues.

If you prefer, I can perform your wash without bleach upon request.

Why should I get My property Pressure washed?

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