Pressure Washing Services

Pressure washing, or power washing, is something that we would recommend doing for your home at least once a year in British Columbia. Without frequent pressure washing, the buildup of dirt, dust or grime can become too much for a single pressure wash, or to clean at all. So to prevent non-removable grime, you should make this a part of your home care checklist.

Here in British Columbia, most obvious reason to get your home pressure washed is aesthetics. Your home is designed to shoulder all the wear and tear of the elements, from the pollution of cars driving by, to the acidic rains, to sun, wind, dirt, and more. Your house’s exterior is the first line of defense, but this means that it also receives the most buildup of dirt, mold, grime, and other nasty bacteria that damage and discolour your home, and with such heavy rains in British Columbia, buildup can get bad quickly. What was once a nice white finish on your home can now look green and washed out, but only because layers of dirt and grime hide the original coating. A pressure wash is the quickest and most cost efficient way to remove most of the built up grime. Your walkways and driveway can also have thick layers of grime and dirt built up. Even one professional pressure wash should instantly improve the curb-appeal of your home, brightening up walkways and bringing colour back to your home.

Does your family struggle with allergy season? A well timed pressure in British Columbia wash can help. Mites, dust, mold, and pollen can spread around your property through the wind and air. If you perform a pressure wash around peak pollen production, you can potentially wash away excess pollen and dust, which should help with your allergies.

Here in British Columbia, pressure washing can also prevent long term damage. Buildup of mold and grime in certain areas can compromise the materials underneath, causing structural stress that might eventually turn into far costlier problems. Regular pressure washing as part of your home maintenance will not only help you keep an eye on these problem areas, but also prevent harsh build up that leads to problems. Additionally, long term mold and grime will eventually ruin the paint finish on your house. The cost to have your house repainted is greater than the cost of an annual or semi-annual pressure wash. The longer you leave the grime built up, the more likely it is that you’ll have to get an entirely new paint job, especially here in British Columbia. Eliminate this by adding pressure washing into your home care routine because in the long run, maintaining problem areas by cleaning them regularly will save you money and protect your investment. Besides, pressure washing is a good primer for the paint as it blasts away any dust or dirt clinging to the surface, so chances are you will have to pay for this anyway if you decide to go the repainting route.