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pressure washing

 

What is Pressure Washing?

Pressure washing, also known as power washing, is a highly effective cleaning method that uses a powerful stream of water to remove dirt, grime, mold, mildew, and other stubborn contaminants from various surfaces. This process is perfect for eliminating years of buildup and instantly restoring the appearance of your property. Using the right pressure levels for each surface, pressure washing is a safe and efficient way to rejuvenate your home or business’s exterior.

What Can Be Pressure Washed?

Pressure washing is versatile and can be applied to a variety of exterior surfaces, including:

  • Driveways & Sidewalks: Remove oil stains, dirt, and grime to restore the original look of your concrete surfaces.
  • Decks & Patios: Revitalize your outdoor spaces by eliminating mold, algae, and dirt buildup.
  • Walls: Whether brick, or stone, pressure washing removes the accumulated debris and organic growth that can tarnish your property’s appearance.
  • Walkways & Pavers: Clear away dirt layers to reveal the vibrant, natural colors of your walkways.

At Supreme Clean Exterior Renewal LLC, we ensure that every job is done with precision, care, and attention to detail. Contact us today to see how we can help restore the beauty and cleanliness of your property!

What should never be pressure washed

Surfaces That Should Never Be Pressure Washed

While pressure washing is a powerful cleaning method, it is not suitable for all surfaces. The high-pressure water can cause damage if used improperly. Here are some surfaces that should never be pressure washed:

Vinyl Siding

  • Why? The force of the water can strip away the paint or protective coatings and force water behind the siding, leading to mold and mildew growth inside your walls. Soft washing is a safer option for vinyl siding.

Aluminum Siding

  • Why? Pressure washing can dent aluminum siding and cause the paint to chip or peel, potentially leading to rusting and deterioration.

Asphalt Roofs

  • Why? The intense pressure can strip away the protective granules from asphalt shingles, drastically reducing the roof’s lifespan. A soft wash method is much safer for this type of roof to remove moss and algae.

Old Mortar or Brick Surfaces

  • Why? High-pressure water can erode old mortar between bricks, causing structural damage and loosening bricks. It’s better to use gentler cleaning methods on aged brick or stone.

Windows & Glass Surfaces

  • Why? The high pressure can crack or shatter glass, especially older windows or those with pre-existing damage. Lower pressure or manual cleaning is best for glass.

Painted Surfaces

  • Why? If not handled properly, pressure washing can strip paint off surfaces like wood, metal, or concrete, ruining the finish and requiring repainting.

Stained Wood

  • Why? High-pressure water can strip away wood stain or damage the wood fibers, leading to splintering and a need for refinishing.

Electrical Panels and Meters

  • Why? Spraying high-pressure water on electrical components can cause malfunctions, short-circuits, or dangerous situations like electrocution.


Using the correct cleaning methods for delicate surfaces is crucial to prevent unintended damage. For sensitive materials, soft washing or alternative approaches are safer and more effective. At Supreme Clean Exterior Renewal LLC, we always assess the best method to clean your property without risk of damage.

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