Pressure Washing Services
Blue Wave Exterior Cleaning
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Dirt, grime, and algae can make your home’s exterior look worn and neglected. At Blue Wave Exterior Cleaning, we use high-powered pressure washers combined with a chemical post-treatment to ensure a deep, long-lasting clean.
Deep Clean: We remove built-up dirt, mold, mildew, and stains from driveways, sidewalks, decks, and more.
Chemical Post-Treatment: Our specialized solutions kill organic growth at the root, preventing rapid regrowth and keeping surfaces cleaner for longer.
Safe & Effective: We use the right pressure and techniques to clean without causing harm to your property.
From concrete to wood to stone, our power washing services can make your exterior surfaces look fresh, bright, and like new again.
You'll know that it's time to pressure wash your concrete once it starts to darken, become splotchy/uneven, or turn green.
FAQ
Are there limits to what pressure washing can remove?
Yes, pressure washing won't perfectly and uniformly remove certain stains or finishes like paint, sealant, concrete tint, certain weed killers/pesticides, etc.
Oil Stains: Pressure washing/degreasers can minimize the appearance of oil stains, but will not remove them entirely. This is because concrete is porous and sucks up oil, which can penetrate down quite far. The same is true of asphalt driveways, except they are quite soft, and made out of petroleum products, so excessive pressure washing or the use of strong de-greasers can damage them, making them even more difficult to clean. for this reason we do not offer oil stain removal from asphalt.
What Surfaces can be Pressure Washed?
What Surfaces can be Pressure Washed?
Hard/durable surfaces without coatings can be pressure washed. Generally its safe to pressure wash concrete, pavers, most stone, and brick (assuming that the moarter can tollerate it). With caution, some metals can be pressure washed assuming that their coating hasn't broken down. Certain types of wood will tolerate medium levels of pressure. If you're unsure, feel free to ask.
Will it Damage the Concrete?
Will it Damage the Concrete?
Not so long as the concrete is over 2 years old, and is in good shape structurally. Recently poured concrete has a "creme coat" that can be damaged by high pressure.
Can Pressure Washing Strip Paint, Varnish, or Sealant?
Can Pressure Washing Strip Paint, Varnish, or Sealant?
Yes, but not uniformly. This means that while pressure washing may flake or damage some types of paints or coatings, it cannot be used to uniformly strip them. These surfaces can still be washed, but might require softwashing as opposed to pressure washing.
If you decide that you'd like to opt for a DIY solution, then check out our articles on Buying a Pressure Washer and Cleaning with Chlorine
Contact us today for your free, no obligation quote on professional power washing at (647) 212-6460
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