Pressure washing is one of those general maintenance functions that should be done on a yearly, or bi-yearly basis, if you are a homeowner; Or possibly even much more frequently if you have a business location. Our company does just as much pressure washing as we do window cleaning, so it is a service we are very familiar with, and well equiped and experienced to handle. Through the years we have ran across many different types of cleaning scenarios, so you can feel confident that we can provide the best solution to your particular cleaning situation. From driveways, walkways, pool areas, and patios; To removing built up dirt and other contaminants from all around your homes exterior, or business location, you can really spruce things up, and bring back your properties true curb appeal. And if you are a business, you know that appearances equal company image, which translates into increased sales, and desirability of your property.

And as with all our services, it is with great pride and pleasure here at Premier Window Cleaning, that we get the opportunity to clean your valuable surfaces, and hopefully create a happy, satisfied, long lasting repeat customer. We have the means and desire to get the job done right, no matter what the size or scope of the project, and all at very competitive prices, that are sure to please. So if you would like for us to give you a free estimate on pressure washing your home or business, please don't hesitate to call today; And we look forward to speaking with you soon.

A basic look at the variables of pressure washing - The easiest way to understand how the four variables of using a pressure washing machine work together is to look at these elements individually in the cleaning process. They are the use of: pressure, water flow rate, a chemical solution, and heat. The two most important factors are the amount of pressure used, and the water flow rate of your machine. Professional models will have a higher flow rate, and therefore be much more efficient in cleaning the intended surface. And depending on the type of surface to be cleaned will determine how much pressure you want to use for the job. Too much pressure can damage the surface. And not enough pressure will leave dirt still clinging to the substrate. Cleaning solutions should be used when trying to remove certain contaminants, as they can make the job a lot easier, and at times depending on what needs to be removed, essential for the cleaning job at hand. This is certainly true when removing graffiti, oil and grease, rust, and certain other stubborn stains. And then there is the element of heat. This is typically used more sparingly, as it is usually not needed for most jobs. But can certainly be useful when working with grease and oil. And used in combination with certain professional chemicals, can provide that extra umpf needed to obtain desirable results. Working with all these variables in tandem, using techniques and knowledge that only come from experience, will provide the discipline necessary to obtain the desired end result of a beautifully cleaned surface.