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FAQ's
Pressure washing alone can reduce the appearance of rust stains, but for full removal, we use specialized rust removal cleaners designed for concrete, brick, and other surfaces. At ClearView, our rust stain removal service combines targeted cleaning agents with the right pressure to safely and effectively restore surfaces without causing damage.
Improper pressure washing can damage vinyl siding, but our team uses a low-pressure house washing method called soft washing to safely clean vinyl exteriors. This approach uses safe siding cleaning techniques and biodegradable detergents to remove mold, mildew, and dirt without causing cracks, warping, or water intrusion.
Yes, when used properly, pressure washing chemicals are safe for homes, pets, and landscaping. At ClearView, we use eco-friendly pressure washing solutions that are biodegradable and safe for the environment. Our professional pressure washing services ensure effective cleaning without harming your property or surroundings.
Yes, if done improperly, high-pressure washing can damage window seals and cause leaks or fogging between panes. At ClearView, our window-safe pressure washing techniques use low pressure and soft wash methods around glass and seals to ensure a deep clean without compromising your windows’ integrity.
Yes, pressure washing can remove paint, especially when using high pressure on wood, concrete, or metal surfaces. This can be useful for paint preparation and stripping before repainting. At ClearView, we adjust pressure settings based on your needs—whether you're looking to strip old paint or protect existing finishes during cleaning.
Pressure washing won’t crack concrete when done properly, but using extremely high pressure or the wrong nozzle on already damaged or aged surfaces can cause chipping or surface wear. At ClearView, we use professional concrete pressure washing techniques to safely clean driveways, patios, and sidewalks without causing damage.
Pressure washing is important because it removes built-up dirt, mold, mildew, algae, and stains that can damage surfaces over time. Regular cleaning improves curb appeal, protects your property’s value, and extends the life of materials like siding, concrete, and wood. At ClearView, our professional exterior cleaning services help keep your home or business looking its best year-round.
Yes, pressure washing can remove mold, especially when combined with the right cleaning agents. At ClearView, we use eco-friendly, mold-killing solutions and soft wash techniques to safely eliminate mold, mildew, and algae from siding, decks, concrete, and other exterior surfaces—leaving your property clean and protected.
Yes, using bleach during pressure washing can harm or kill grass and plants if not properly diluted or rinsed. At ClearView, we take extra care by using eco-friendly pressure washing solutions and protecting your landscaping with pre-wetting, controlled application, and thorough rinsing to keep your lawn and garden safe.
Pressure washing alone can reduce the appearance of efflorescence, but it often doesn’t remove it completely. At ClearView, we use specialized efflorescence removers and targeted pressure techniques to break down and rinse away the white salt deposits on brick, stone, or concrete for a cleaner, longer-lasting result.
Yes, pressure washing can remove weeds, especially from cracks in driveways, patios, and walkways. Our team at ClearView uses high-pressure equipment to blast out weeds and their roots, helping to clear surfaces and reduce regrowth. For longer-lasting results, we can also recommend or apply weed-prevention treatments after cleaning.
Pressure washing alone typically won't remove most concrete sealers, especially high-quality or solvent-based types. However, using very high pressure or hot water can sometimes strip weaker or old sealers. At ClearView, we assess your surface and sealer type to determine the best method—whether it's safe cleaning or professional sealer removal if you're preparing for resealing.
Yes, pressure washing can remove paint from brick, especially when using high pressure and the right nozzles or paint removers. However, brick is porous and delicate, so improper cleaning can cause damage. At ClearView, we use professional paint removal techniques tailored to brick surfaces to safely strip paint without harming the masonry.