Pressure Washing

Preparation:

• Clear the area of any outdoor furniture, decorations, or other movable objects.

• Cover nearby plants, shrubs, and electrical outlets with plastic sheeting or tarps.

• Sweep away loose dirt, leaves, and debris from the area.

• Close windows and doors to prevent water from entering the property.

• Wear appropriate safety gear, including goggles and gloves.

Pressure Washing Process:

• Attach the pressure washer to a water source and check the settings.

• Start with the lowest pressure setting and gradually increase as needed.

• Test a small, inconspicuous area to ensure the pressure doesn’t damage surfaces.

• Begin washing from the top and work your way down to prevent streaking.

• Clean the exterior walls, focusing on removing dirt, mold, and mildew.

• Clean the driveway, sidewalks, and walkways, ensuring to cover all areas.

• Pressure wash the deck or patio, paying attention to corners and crevices.

• Clean any fences or retaining walls, removing stains and grime.

• Wash any outdoor furniture or structures that can withstand pressure washing.

Post-Washing:

• Inspect the area for any missed spots or remaining stains.

• Rinse down plants and shrubs to remove any detergent or debris.

• Remove protective coverings from plants and electrical outlets