Not all washing methods are created equal. Whether you need to clean a deck, siding, or roof, choosing the right cleaning technique matters. Let’s break down the difference between power washing and soft washing.
Pressure Washing
This method uses high-pressure water (2,000+ PSI) to blast away dirt, grime, and buildup. It’s perfect for hard surfaces like concrete, stone, and brick.
Best for:
- Driveways
- Sidewalks
- Patios
- Garage floors
Soft Washing
This uses low-pressure water and specialized cleaning solutions to gently clean surfaces. It’s safer for more delicate materials and kills mold, algae, and bacteria at the root.
Best for:
- Vinyl siding
- Roofs
- Wooden decks
- Fences
Why It Matters
Using the wrong method can damage your property. For example, pressure washing a roof can loosen shingles, while soft washing a concrete driveway may not clean it effectively.
At MayDay, we assess every surface and use the safest, most effective cleaning method—so your property gets clean without damage.
