Pressure jetting cleaning is a technical cleaning procedure that uses a strong pressurized jet of water to effectively wipe out filth rather than using a brush with a garden hose at less water pressure.

You can do pressure cleaning once a year. We advocate pressure cleaning wood siding only when there is filth or mold buildup unless you use highly gentle pressure to wipe away pollen or cobwebs on a yearly basis.

Although doing your own pressure cleaning can save you a great deal of money, it will take a lot of time. It also exposes you to numerous risks. Hiring a professional pressure cleaning service is more expensive, but they have the skills and expertise to complete the job swiftly and efficiently.

Professional pressure cleaners carry their own equipment to the job site. You should hire a professional if you want to prevent injuries while handling and carrying out a pressure cleaning. They’ll bring all of the required supplies and know just how to use them. DIY pressure cleaning entails renting and managing your own equipment and the cleaning itself.

Pressure jetting is most typically used to clean external areas such as concrete paths, wooden decks, and walls on the outside. It may also be used for pressure cleaning exterior and interior tiles.

Pressure cleaning is an efficient way to clean a wide range of surfaces. Pressure cleaning is safe for outdoor furniture, cement surfaces such as roads and sidewalks, pool decks, patio pavers, roofs, wood decks, and siding. This flexible cleaning approach can rejuvenate surfaces by removing dirt, mold, or grime. To avoid any damage, adjust the pressure and nozzle settings to match the material you’re cleaning.