Is pressure washing safe for my roof?

We use a low-pressure soft-wash for roofs, which is the manufacturer-approved cleaning method.

Will you damage my landscaping?

No — plants are pre-rinsed and re-rinsed, and we use plant-safe chemistry.

How often should I pressure wash?

Driveways every 12–18 months; roofs every 2–4 years depending on tree cover and mildew.

What's the difference between soft-washing and pressure washing?

Pressure washing uses water force and suits concrete and pavers. Soft-washing uses low pressure plus cleaning chemistry, and is what we use on roofs, painted stucco, screens, and anything that force would damage.

Do you need access to my water and power?

Yes — an outdoor spigot and a standard outlet. Let us know in advance if either is unavailable and we'll bring a tank or generator.

Will the black streaks come back?

Eventually, since the humidity that feeds them doesn't go away. Soft-washed surfaces typically stay clean far longer than force-washed ones because the growth is killed rather than knocked off.

Should I be home during the service?

Not necessarily, as long as we have water, power, and gate access. Close windows beforehand and we'll text photos when the work is complete.

Illustrative example: a paver driveway being pressure washed, with the cleaned half visibly brighter.

Pressure Washing in Broward County

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We use hot-water pressure washing and soft-wash chemistry to safely clean concrete, pavers, stucco, screens, and shingle or tile roofs without damaging surfaces. The dark streaking on Broward County roofs and walls is usually living growth — algae, lichen, and mildew fed by humidity and rain — not dirt, so blasting it with pressure only removes the surface and damages the material. Soft-washing treats the growth chemically at low pressure, which is why it lasts longer and is the only safe method on shingle, tile, and painted stucco.

What's included

Driveway & sidewalk cleaning
Paver cleaning & re-sanding
Pool deck & patio
Roof soft-wash (shingle & tile)
House exterior & stucco wash
Screen enclosure cleaning

Our process

Step 1
Protect
Plants pre-rinsed, landscape covered, and delicate surfaces protected.
Step 2
Wash
Correct pressure and chemistry for each surface — never a one-setting-fits-all approach.
Step 3
Rinse
Full rinse, sidewalks blown clear, site left tidy.

Project photos

The photography on this page is licensed or AI-generated illustrative imagery showing the type of pressure washing work we perform — it is never presented as a specific customer's finished job. Ask to see photos of recent real pressure washing projects during your free estimate visit.

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Pressure Washing across Broward County

We provide pressure washing in all of the following communities. Click your city for local details.

Pressure Washing — visual examples

These are illustrative examples of the type of work we perform. They are not photographs of a specific customer's completed project — ask to see real recent project photos during your free estimate visit.

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