Power Washing in Northern Kentucky & Cincinnati

While the terms are often used synonymously, there is a definite difference between the two. Power washing uses hot water to clean while pressure washing just uses water at ambient temperature. Whether you use power or pressure should be based on the job for which the unit is being used. While pressure washing should be sufficient if you do not need to cut through grime and grease, your cleaning job may actually call for a power wash or even a soft wash. A Power wash is arguably the better method for cleaning, just as hot water is for washing dishes or hands.

When choosing between the two, consider if your project would be benefited by using hot water. Are you cleaning an area where food is regularly consumed, like a patio? Power washing is great for removing grease, gum, and soda. Dirt and salt don’t stand a chance, so consider washing your driveway. We specializes in cleaning driveways, both concrete and pavers. If you are looking to kill mildew, mold, and weeds, look no further than the triple threat of pressure, a mixture of detergents, and heated water. Pressure washing is the ticket to removing microscopic life that you don’t want coming back.