Most "pressure washing" complaints we inherit come from the same source: a previous crew cleaned at tip pressure without matching the substrate.
Painted siding, vinyl, brick, stamped concrete, and sealed pavers each have a different safe window. We set pressure per surface, use soft-wash chemistry where surface integrity matters, and always test before we finish.
The tells we look for
- Paint age and adhesion
- Brick mortar condition
- Concrete sealer presence
- Any existing rust or tannin staining (different chemistry required)
The restoration comes from the method, not the machine. That's why our work lasts — and why the brick looks ten years younger without a single etched mark.