Pressure washing across Colorado
Dirt, algae, mildew and chalked-up paint build up slowly enough that most people stop noticing. Pressure washing strips all of it back off, and often leaves a surface looking close to new without any paint at all.
It is also the first step in most of the exterior work we do. Paint and stain will not bond to a dirty or chalky surface, so anything we are about to recoat gets washed down and dried out properly first.
Pressure is matched to the surface. Concrete and brick will take a lot; siding, decks and painted timber will take far less, and too much pressure drives water behind cladding or leaves permanent furrows in soft wood. We use the lowest setting that actually does the job.
Surfaces we pressure wash:
- ✓Siding, brick and stucco
- ✓Driveways, paths and patios
- ✓Decks, fences and railings
- ✓Algae, mildew and chalk removal
- ✓Preparation before painting or staining
- ✓Pressure matched to the surface