A good pressure washing is crucial when you want to update the exterior paint on your home, deck or fence. This is because the wash helps remove dirt, mildew and broken down paint residues that keeps fresh coats of paint and stain from adhering to your exterior surface. Further, pressure washing has some other great benefits to keep in mind. #1 - Improves Curb Appeal Every spring, homeowners spend tons of time working on updating their landscaping and decorations, and your home’s exterior siding/brick and fencing being clean should be no exception to the update. Having your paint or stain look new and clean adds to the overall look and feel, and is especially important when it comes time to sell your home. #2 - Increases Your Home’s Value According to Consumer Reports*, a good pressure washing along with needed paint touch ups and siding/brick replacements can help increase the value of your home by as much as 2-5%. As mentioned earlier, these updates are crucial when it comes time to sell your home. #3 - Preventative Maintenance for your Home Regularly scheduled pressure washings will prevent grime and mildew from breaking down your home’s exterior, causing you to worry less about having to replace rotted wood, chipped paint and premature aging of your home. A professional pressure washing before you paint will also help your new paint job last much longer than if you painted over dirty siding or brick. #4 - Protects Against Harmful Bacteria Your home’s exterior surfaces accumulate dirt, grime, mildew and other bacteria that are wise to avoid, as some can be harmful to us. Having a power washing done yearly helps ensure that you are removing these contaminants, keeping you and your pets safe from getting sick. Did you know you can power wash more than just your home’s exterior? Power washing works great on: · Fencing · Garage Door · Outdoor Grills · Driveways and Walkways · Patios and Decks · Outdoor Furniture · Swimming Pools · Decorative Signs and Statues While you can rent or purchase your own residential pressure washer, keep in mind that is expensive, time consuming and in some cases dangerous if you aren’t familiar with how to work one. Dangers include using too much pressure or the wrong nozzle causing wrecked surfaces, broken windows and injuries to others or yourself. In addition, residential pressure washers are do not have the same pressure that our commercial units can provide and do not use hot water which increases the cleaning power exponentially.
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