Pressure Washing in Jacksonville

What pressure is actually for

Real pressure belongs on hardscape: driveways, walkways, entries, steps and patios. On those it removes what is physically sitting there — the gray film across the middle, tire marks, the dark organic line along the edges where the drip line keeps it damp.

We use a flat surface cleaner rather than a wand wherever the area allows it. A wand cleans in a narrow arc, so swinging it across a slab leaves overlapping crescents that stay visible until the next wash. The surface cleaner covers a wide band at a constant height, which is what produces an even result rather than a striped one.

Anything organic, painted, coated or fragile gets the other treatment instead. Algae on siding, the streaks on a roof and the film on a screen have roots in the surface, so they need a solution and dwell time — pressure knocks the top off and leaves the rest to grow back faster.

Oil, rust and old stains are pre-treated before the main pass. Those need the right product and time rather than more force, and rust in particular will not respond to pressure at all.