Soft washing

• Method: Uses low water pressure (usually under 500 PSI) combined with specialized cleaning solutions (biodegradable detergents, algaecides, or sodium hypochlorite mixes).
• Purpose: Designed to kill and remove organic growth like mould, algae, moss and lichen.
• Best for:
• Roofs (Tiled or metal roofs)
• Painted surfaces
• Fragile surfaces
• Wood fences and timber decks
• Advantages:
• Gentle on delicate surfaces (won’t strip paint or damage roofing)
• Cleans at a deeper level by killing spores, enabling a clean to last longer
• Uses less water overall

High pressure cleaning (Pressure washing)

• Method: Uses high-pressure water (1300-4000+ PSI). It can be hot or cold water to blast away dirt, stains.
• Purpose: Best for removing surface level contaminants like dirt, mud, old paint, grease and organic growth.
• Best for:
• Roofs (Tiled or metal roofs)
• Concrete driveways, pathways, and patios
• Brick and stone
• Metal surfaces
• Advantages:
• Excellent for tough, stuck-on organic growth, debris and stains
• Uses a lot less of cleaning solution
• Faster for large, hard surfaces

Combination of both methods

• Method: Of course, both methods can be coupled together to achieve the desired end result.