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Technique matters more than horsepower: siding, roofs, and painted surfaces need low-pressure soft washing with the right cleaners, while concrete takes real pressure. Ask which method they'll use per surface, confirm insurance, and check reviews for damage-free results on homes like yours.
Soft washing pairs low pressure with detergents that kill mold, algae, and mildew — the correct method for roofs, vinyl siding, stucco, and painted wood. High pressure on those surfaces strips paint, forces water behind siding, and voids shingle warranties.
Most homes benefit from washing every one to two years, more often in shaded, humid spots where algae returns quickly. Driveways and patios can go longer between cleanings; gutters and roofs run on their own schedules.
It can — etched lines in concrete and fuzzed wood grain are the marks of too much pressure or too close a wand. Pros use surface cleaners for even results on flatwork and dial pressure way down for decks and fences.
